NAGACompleted
NAGA World Jiu-jitsu Championship
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Duncanville Fieldhouse · Duncanville, TX
775Competitors
110Academies
1,217Matches
174Divisions
291Golds
Results
One Dojo DFW dominated the team standings at the NAGA World Championship, capturing 19 gold medals across 43 total placements to edge John's Gym Georgetown's 17 golds. Grayson Neal Mckane (yellow belt, A1 Jiu Jitsu) and Beaux Broughton (white belt, One Dojo DFW) led individual performers by rating, each securing gold medal finishes. Hayden James Moccardine earned Tournament MVP honors in a field spanning 110 academies and 173 divisions.
By the Numbers
The event produced 1,217 total matches with a 48% submission finish rate, slightly below the organization's 49% seasonal average. Youth beginner male 50-59.9 nogi emerged as the deepest bracket with 24 placements, indicating strong participation in fundamental divisions. Submissions accounted for 587 decisive finishes across the competition.
Academy Intel
One Dojo DFW's 43-medal haul outpaced second-place John's Gym Georgetown by 5 medals, with Neanderthal Fight Company placing third at 26 total medals. Roberto Kaelin BJJ and Dragon King Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu each produced 8-10 gold medalists despite smaller overall medal counts, suggesting concentrated depth in specific weight classes. Archer Massey (grey belt, Dragon King) and Zadrian Amar Collins (grey belt, Mushin BJJ Academy) ranked among the top-rated gold medalists at 5,912 and 5,121 ratings respectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
One Dojo DFW led the team standings with 19 gold medals. Top gold medalists include Beaux Broughton, Beaux Broughton, Archer Massey.
One Dojo DFW finished first with 19 gold medals at NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship. View complete team standings and academy results on Jits.gg.
NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship had a 48% submission rate across 1217 matches.
Yes, 1217 matches are tracked for NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship. View full brackets and results on Jits.gg.
NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship was a NAGA tournament held at Duncanville, TX.
