2009 ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship
The 2009 ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship took place on September 26—27, 2009 at the Pabellò Olìmpic de Badalona in Barcelona, Spain.
Results
Absolute
Over 99 kg (218 lb)
1st - Fabricio Werdum. Brazil (ADCC World Champion)
2nd - Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu. Brasil
3rd - Jeff Monson.USA
4th - Saulo Ribeiro. Brazil
Kouji Kanechika. Japan (Asian Trials winner)
Antoine Jaoude. Brazil (South American Trials winner)
Tomasz Janiszewski. Poland (European Trials winner)
Janne-Pekka Pietiläinen. Finland (European Champion)
Asa Fuller. USA (North American west coast Trials winner)
Denis Roberts. Australia (Pacific Trials winner)
Tom DeBlass. USA (North American east coast Trials winner)
Rogent Lloret. Spain
Tom Erikson.USA
Karol Bedorf. Poland
Romulo Barral.Brazil
Alternate – Pele Miodrag. Serbia
Under 99 kg (218 lb)
1st - Xande Ribeiro. Brazil (ADCC World Champion)
2nd - Gerard Rinaldi. USA (North American west coast Trials winner)
3rd - Vinny Magalhães. Brazil
4th - Glover Teixeira. Brazil (South American Trials winner)
Yoshiyuki Nakanishi . Japan
Radek Turek. Poland (European Trials winner)
Andreas Olsen. Norway (European Champion)
Rafael Davies. USA (North American east coast Trials winner)
Anthony Perosh. Australia (Pacific Trials winner)
Dean Lister. USA
Rodrigo Henriques. Brazil
Vesa Vuori.Finland
Tomasz Szczerek. Poland
Marcio “Pe de Pano” Cruz. Brazil
Ricco Rodrigez.USA
Ilir Latifi. Sweden
Under 88 kg (194 lb)
1st - Braulio Estima. Brazil
2nd - André Galvão. Brazil (South American Trials winner)
3rd - David Avellan. USA
4th - Rafael Lovato Jr. USA
Tarsis Humphreys. Brasil
Kazuhiro Nakamura. Japan (Asian Trials winner)
Kassim Annan. France (European Trials winner)
Trond Saksenvik. Norway (European Champion)
Jason Selva. USA (North American east coast Trials winner)
Igor Praporshchikov. Australia (Pacific Trials winner)
Chris Weidman. USA (North American west coast Trials winner)
Gunnar Nelson. Iceland
Bruno Bastos.Brazil
Tom Lawlor. USA
Jorge Santiago. Brazil
James Brasco. USA
Alternate – Marko Helen. Finland
Under 77 kg (169 lb)
1st - Pablo Popovich. USA
2nd - Marcelo Garcia. Brazil (ADCC World Champion)
3rd - Gregor Gracie. Brazil
4th - K-taro Nakamura. Japan (Asian Trials winner)
Murilo Santana. Brazil (South American Trials winner)
Marcelo Azevedo. Italy (European Trials winner)
Toni Linden. Finland (European Champion)
Don Ortega. USA (North American east coast Trials winner)
Rodney Ellis. Australia (Pacific Trials winner)
Enrico Cocco. USA (North American west coast Trials winner)
Kron Gracie. USA
Yoshiyuki “Zenko” Yoshida. Japan
Milton Vieira. Brazil
Bill Cooper. USA
Ben Askren.USA
Leo Santos. Brazil
Under 66 kg (145 lb)
1st - Rafael Mendes. Brazil (South American Trials winner)
2nd - Rubens “Cobrinha” Charles. USA
3rd - Ryan Hall. USA (North American east coast Trials winner)
4th - Jeff Glover. USA
Rani Yahya. Brazil (ADCC World Champion)
Kouhei Yasumi. Japan (Asian Trials winner)
Nicolas Renier. France (European Trials winner)
Timo-Juhani Hirvikangas. Finland (European Champion)
David Marinakis. Australia (Pacific Trials winner)
Jayson Patino. USA (North American west coast Trials winner)
Leo Vieira. Brazil
Baret Yoshida. USA
Hiroshi “Iron” Nakamura. Japan
Justin Rader. USA
Jeff Curran. USA
Joel Tudor. USA
Alternate – Greger Forsell. Finland
Women's over 60 kg (132 lb)
1st - Hannette Staack. USA (ADCC World Champion)
2nd - Penny Thomas. USA (ADCC World Champion)
3rd - Cris Cyborg. Brasil
4th - Rosângela Conceição. Brasil (South American Trials winner)
Hitomi Hiraiwa. Japan (Asian & Pacific Trials winner)
Ida Hansson. Sweden (European Trials winner)
Shanti Abelha. Denmark (European Champion)
Lana Stefanac. USA (North American Trials winner)
Women's under 60 kg (132 lb)
1st - Luanna Alzuguir. Brasil
2nd - Sayaka Shioda. Japan (ADCC World Champion)
3rd - Hillary Williams. USA (North American Trials winner)
4th - Laurence Cousin. France (European Trials winner)
Bianca Andrade. Brasil (ADCC World Champion)
Megumi Fujii. Japan (Asian & Pacific Trials winner)
Michelle Tavares. Brasil (South American Trials winner)
Ina Steffensen. Denmark (European Champion)
References
pl:ADCC Submission Fighting World Championships 2009