World Jiu-Jitsu Championship - 2011 Women's Brown/Black Belt World Champions

2011 Women's Brown/Black Belt World Champions

Weight Division Champion (Gold) Finalist (Silver)
Name Team Name Team
Absolute Gabrielle Garcia Alliance Bia Mesquita Graice Humaita
Heavyweight Gabrielle Garcia Alliance Emily Wetzel Rodrigo Medeiros
Medium Heavyweight Talita Nogueira Ryan Gracie Team Penny Thomas Gracie Humaita
Middleweight Hannete Stack Gracie Humaita Ida Hansson Checkmat
Lightweight Luana Alzuguir Alliance Luiza Monterio Checkmat
Featherweight Michelle Nicolini Checkmat Kyra Gracie Gracie Barra
Light Featherweight Leticia Ribeiro Gracie Humaita Nyjah Easton Lloyd Irvin

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