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Checkout the highlight Kairos Pro 02 winner Libby Genge’s run to get the gold medal.
Kairos Pro 02 took place on Sunday 27th April 2025 at Escapology BJJ in Cambridge. During the event Libby fought five times in the space of 2 and a half hours submitting four out of her five opponents.
Check out the highlight of Libby’s incredible run below:
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Checkout the highlight of the match between Daniel de Groot and Tommy Yip that took place at Kairos Pro 02 on Sunday 27th April 2025 at Escapology BJJ in Cambridge.
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Bracket announcement for Kairos Pro 02
Kairos 02 takes place on Sunday 27th April 2025. For more information and to watch the event live visit:
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On of the fastest ways to improve your BJJ is by competition. In this video, Tom and Chelsea discuss why you should compete, how you structure your competition calendar, and a whole lot more.
Here is the link to the Google competition calendar: Competition Calendar
Here is the link to the overview of the competition calendar: Competition Calendar Overview
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You’ve probably heard the saying, “it ain’t over ‘til it’s over!” A couple of weeks ago, there was a perfect example of why this is so true for BJJ at the Pan Ams.
You might have heard about the match between Adam Wardzinski and Fellipe Andrew. It was a super exciting match, and up until the 90 seconds, Wardzinski was down by nine points.
Usually, nine points is a death sentence in a BJJ match, even more so against a high-level opponent like Fellipe Andrew. However, Wardzinski had different ideas…
With just 90 seconds on the clock, Wardzinski sweeps passed to mount and equalised the score. Then with just 2 seconds left, Wardzinski sets up a cross choke and scored the winning advantage.
A lot of people would see a nine point deficit against the guy who just beat you in the finals of the euros as insurmountable odds.
But this is a perfect example of why you should never give up in a competition. When I grow up, I hope to have the same resilience as Wardzinski.
Check out the match below as even knowing the outcome, it’s full packed full of some great Jiu Jitsu and Wardzinski’s come back is incredible.