ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship - List of ADCC Champions in Men's Submission Wrestling By Year and Weight

List of ADCC Champions in Men's Submission Wrestling By Year and Weight

Year Host 66 kg 77 kg 88 kg 99 kg +99 kg Absolute
1998 Alexander Freitas Renzo Gracie Rodrigo Gracie Mario Sperry Ricco Rodriguez Mario Sperry
1999 Royler Gracie Jean Jacques Machado Kareem Barkalaev Jeff Monson Mark Kerr Roberto Traven
2000 Royler Gracie Renzo Gracie Saulo Ribeiro Ricardo Arona Mark Kerr Mark Kerr
2001 Royler Gracie Marcio Feitosa Sanae Kikuta Ricardo Arona Mark Robinson Ricardo Arona
2003 Leo Vieira Marcelo Garcia Saulo Ribeiro Jon Olav Einemo Márcio Cruz Dean Lister
2005 Leo Vieira Marcelo Garcia Ronaldo Souza Roger Gracie Jeff Monson Roger Gracie
2007 Rani Yahya Marcelo Garcia Demian Maia Xande Ribeiro Fabricio Werdum Robert Drysdale
2009 Rafael Mendes Pablo Popovitch Braulio Estima Xande Ribeiro Fabricio Werdum Braulio Estima
2011 Rafael Mendes Marcelo Garcia André Galvão Dean Lister Vinny Magalhães André Galvão

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