2011 Mens Black Belt World Champions
| Weight Division | Champion (Gold) | Finalist (Silver) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Team | Name | Team | |
| Absolute | Rodolfo Viera | GF Team | Bernardo Faria | Alliance |
| Ultra Heavyweight | Antonio Braga Neto | Gracie Elite | Rodrigo Cavaca | Checkmat |
| Super Heavyweight | Leonardo Nogueira | Alliance | Marcus Buchecha | Checkmat |
| Heavyweight | Rodolfo Viera | GF Team | Bernardo Faria | Alliance |
| Medium Heavyweight | Sergio Moraes | Alliance | Romulo Barral | Gracie Barra |
| Middleweight | Marcelo Garcia | Alliance | Lucas Leite | Checkmat |
| Lightweight | Gilbert "Durinho" Burns | Atos | Kron Gracie | Gracie Humaita |
| Featherweight | Rafael Mendes | Atos | Augusto "Tanquinho" Mendes | Soul Fighter |
| Light Featherweight | Guilherme Mendes | Atos | Ary Farias | Atos |
| Roosterweight | Bruno Malfacine | Alliance | Caio Terra | Gracie Elite |
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