A 51-Win Streak Falls in Oklahoma City

Alex Lee Trejo does something rare: he breaks a 26-win streak on his way to gold. Yohalbert Perez of Renzo Gracie Academy enters the JJWL Florida X bracket at 4,750 Jits. Trejo submits him, then submits his next opponent, and walks out with +7,360 Jits on the week.

At Newbreed South Carolina, Hunter Jake Anderson grinds through nine matches. Seven wins, six by submission, and a gold medal. The two losses do not dent the Jits gain — Anderson's strength of schedule carried it.

Grappling Industries DMV produces the most concentrated set of deep brackets in any single tournament this season. Ten fighters win six straight in their divisions — all at the same event, on the same day, in the Washington D.C. metro area.

Terran Sarmiento of Round Table BJJ, Ethan Crawford and Kai Baer of Alpha BJJ Chantilly, Alice Chouinard of Team Taino, Vincent Kahng of Fifty/50, Leon Rong Zachmy of Crazy 88, Kaiden James Colon of Native Jiu Jitsu, and Zachary McElwee of Cochabamba BJJ all run six-deep. That is sixty combined wins across ten brackets. DMV's 1,501 matches make it the second-largest event of the weekend, but its bracket depth is unmatched.

The streak-breaking wave from last weekend intensifies. Zion Hill loses for the first time ever at 51-0 — the longest active win streak to fall this season. Ivan Makarov (40-0) drops to Lorenzo Lopes at JJWL Florida X. Samantha Sandoval-Reyes (36-0) falls at NAGA San Jose. Lainey McKinney (34-0) loses to Blakelee Hedges, a white belt rated 1,060 Jits, at AGF Oklahoma City. Natalia Juliette Gordon (32-0) falls to Audrey Weldon by submission at JJWL Florida X.

Five fighters with 30-plus consecutive wins all lose in the same weekend. Last week it was four fighters with 20-plus. The sport is getting deeper.

All American MMA runs the most efficient medal operation for the second time in three weeks: 48 medals from 15 fighters at AGF Oklahoma City, a 3.2 medals-per-fighter rate. Lupardus, the weekend's top upset winner, leads their squad with a 10-2 record and the largest Jits gain of any competitor this week.

Nicholas Lupardus of All American MMA gains +9,880 Jits on a 10-2 weekend at AGF Oklahoma City. Ten wins, two losses, and a jump to 4,568 Jits — the biggest single-weekend Glicko-2 move across all twelve tournaments.

Jack Raymond Moles breaks Caleb Posey's 27-win streak at Grappling Industries Wisconsin Dells and gains +8,120 Jits on a 4-1 weekend. On the drops side, Javier Marquez takes the hardest fall: -5,710 Jits on a 0-4 weekend, dropping to 2,139 Jits.

Risers

Drops

Two consecutive weekends of long-streak collapses — four 20-plus streaks last week, five 30-plus this week — suggest September is doing what September does. Competitors return from summer breaks, new academies enter the circuit, and the depth charts deepen. The long unbeaten runs built over spring and summer are now meeting fall competition.