World Jiu-Jitsu Championship - 2008 Mens Black Belt World Champions

2008 Mens Black Belt World Champions

Weight Division Champion (Gold) Finalist (Silver)
Name Team Name Team
Absolute Alexandre Ribeiro Gracie Humaita Roger Gracie Gracie Barra
Super Super Heavyweight Roger Gracie Gracie Barra Leonardo Leite Brasa Jiu-Jitsu
Super Heavyweight Antonio Braga Neto Gordo Jiu-Jitsu Rafael Lovato Jr. Gracie Humaita
Heavyweight Alexandre Ribeiro Gracie Humaita Alexandre Souza Gracie Florianópolis
Medium Heavyweight Andre Galvao Atos Braulio Estima Gracie Barra
Middleweight Sergio Moraes Alliance William Cooper Alliance
Lightweight Celso Vinicius Ryan Gracie Lucas Lepri Alliance
Featherweight Rubens "Cobrinha" Charles Maciel Alliance Bruno Frazatto Brasa Jiu-Jitsu
Super Featherweight Samuel Braga Gracie Barra Dai Yoshioka Tokyo Yellowmans
Roosterweight Caio Terra Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Yusuke Honma Paraestra

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