Amazonense Mica Galvão retains belt at MajesticBjj 3

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Event that took place at the Vasco Vasques Convention Center was supported by the Government of Amazonas

Manaus (AM) – Bringing together the best names in national jiu-jitsu, MajesticBjj 3 rocked the Amazonian sports scene last weekend at the Vasco Vasques Convention Center. Winning the belt in the main event, Amazonian Mica Galvão became champion, beating Alexandre “Robinho” by submission.

“We were happy to hold another great fight event. The jiu-jitsu world barn is in our state, and with the support of the Government of Amazonas, this championship only came to enhance our athletes even more”, commented the coordinator of the fight nucleus of the Sport and Leisure Program in the Capital and Interior, +Pelci , Eric Tinoco.

The event featured a card of 16 super fights stirring up the fans present. At 19 years of age, Mica Galvão, the youngest athlete in history to become world champion at black belt, squandered technique and won by submitting his opponent from the back. With the result, the Amazonian won the event’s belt in the under-83kg category.

“Being able to return to my people, my roots is inexplicable, I managed to perform very well and won the title. It is gratifying to see that our sport is having full support from the State Government, I see all of this as a construction that brings great benefits to all Amazonians”, commented Mica Galvão.

In addition to belt disputes and superfights, the third edition of the Majestic BJJ Challenge featured kids duels. Hadassa Crisóstomo, 11 years old, from Amazonas, beat Thayla Bruna by score and won the third title of the competition. For the mother of the champion, Larissa Crisóstomo, events like these are important to show the talents of the land.

“It is a reason for great joy to have participated in an event like this, a mega structure, valuing our state, and our athletes. My daughter was a three-time champion and none of this would be possible without the support of the Government of Amazonas, encouraging our children and showing the world that the north is a storehouse of champions”, commented Larissa Crisóstomo.

Check out the result of all the fights:

Adult/ Master Card

1 – Érick “Indio Brabo” X Rafael Campos – Rafael won by points

2 – Matheus Pestana x Guilherme Carvalho – Guilherme won by points

3 – Sydney Lima x Léo “do bronx” Pimentel – Léo Pimentel won by referee decision

4- Lívia Maia x Polyanna Souza – Polyanna won by one advantage

5 – Fredson Alves x Édson “lindo” Sales – Édson Sales won by one advantage

6 – Caio Duarte x Lucas “Piauí” Gualberto – Lucas Gualberto won by submission

7 – Eduardo “Dudu” Paiva vs Gabriel “Maranhão” Costa – Gabriel Costa won by submission

8 – Iago Siqueira x Meyram “Galáctico” Maquiné – Meyram won on points

9 – Alexandre Robinho x Mica “Fenômeno” Galvão – Mica Galvão won by submission

card kids

10 – Maria “Duda” Eduarda x Laís Barreto – Eduarda won by points

11 – Paulo Aciole x Máximus “General” Caio – Máximus won by submission

12 – Noemi Quadros x Analice Moraes – Analice won by points

13 – Ana “Gabi” Gabriela x Sthefany Calheiros – Sthefany won by points

14 – Victor Prestes x Fernando Paiva – Fernando won by submission

15 – Vinicius “Boquinha” Dylan x Kallebe Pereira – Kellebe won by points

16 – Thayla Bruna x Hadassa “Brabinha” Crisóstomo – Hadassa won by points

*With advisory information

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