A 42-Win Streak Falls in Detroit

Andrew Sessoms of Field Martial Arts turns two matches into the weekend's largest Jits gain. His submission of Aydn Josiah Young — a 4,180-Jits orange belt — covers a 3,070-Jits gap at just 2.8% win probability. His teammate Seena Hosseini submits the same fighter later in the same tournament, closing a 2,810-Jits gap. Two Field Martial Arts fighters, one opponent, two submissions.

At AGF Moorpark, Ethan Brock Genest of Gracie Humaita Valencia puts together a 9-0 submission sweep — the only undefeated fighter with more than eight matches to finish every single one.

The biggest tournaments produce the deepest runs. Grappling Industries Dallas Fort Worth runs 401 matches and Grappling Industries Sacramento adds another 428. Both events feature the round-robin format that rewards volume — and punishes anyone who can not sustain intensity across a full day.

Teddy Rogers of Maverick Training Center goes 8-2 across divisions for a +4,890 Jits gain. Baylun Perkins of Darcio Lira Jiu Jitsu runs a perfect 6-0. These are grinder weekends — not the flashiest wins, but the ones that build a rating from the ground up.

The streak-breaking carnage extends well beyond Villarreal's 42-0. Zion Takahira Magee (28-0) of Aspire to Inspire falls to Trinity Grace Thome at Grappling X Bay. Yousif Younis (26-0) drops to Max Rolix at AGF Detroit. Aliana Cortes (22-0, 5,688 Jits) of Triune Of Texas BJJ loses to Ezekiel Sandoval — rated at 1,102 Jits — at NAGA Houston. That is a 4,586-Jits gap. Four streaks above 20 wins, all broken on the same weekend.

Satori No Michi Dojo leads the weekend with 42 medals from 17 fighters — a 2.5 medals-per-fighter rate. Castro MMA & Fitness runs the most efficient squad: 30 medals from 13 fighters with a 50% gold rate, all from a single Grappling X event.

Hunter Males of Marcelo Garcia Dallas gains +6,470 Jits on a perfect 8-0 weekend at Grappling Industries Dallas Fort Worth. Eight wins, zero losses, the largest overall move this weekend.

Griffin Delacruz of Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu goes 4-0 for +5,370 Jits at NAGA Virginia Beach. On the drops side, Jayden Hilarice Olmos takes the hardest fall: -3,670 Jits on a 0-3 weekend.

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Four streaks above 20 wins fall in a single weekend. The summer schedule is separating contenders from pretenders — and the finishing rates tell the story. When 87% of matches at Good Fight NH end by submission, the message is clear: these kids came to compete, not to stall.