World Jiu-Jitsu Championship - 2009 Women's Brown/Black Belt World Champions

2009 Women's Brown/Black Belt World Champions

Weight Division Champion (Gold) Finalist (Silver)
Name Team Name Team
Absolute Lana Stefanac Trinity BJJ Kyra Gracie Gracie Barra
Heavyweight Lana Stefanac Trinity BJJ Luciana Dias Gracie Humaita
Medium Heavyweight Penny Thomas Gracie Humaita Valerie Worthington Carlson Gracie Team
Middleweight Hannette Staack Carlson Gracie Team Monica Vanessa Silva Sandro Bale
Lightweight Luana Alzuguir Alliance Kyra Gracie Gracie Barra
Featherweight Bianca Barreto Gracie Barra Shiyoda Sayaka AACC
Light Featherweight Leticia Ribeiro Gracie Humaita Michelle Nicolini Drysdale Drysdale BJJ

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