Renato Moicano proved something this weekend at BJJ Stars 19 that MMA fighters have been trying to prove for years: they can actually grapple. Not in the "I wrestled in college" sense.
Bo Nickal is walking into one of those matchups where everyone pretends to understand the stakes. A three-time NCAA wrestling champion with a 6-1 UFC record is facing off against Shirvani Muradov, who has Olympic gold medals in freestyle wrestling and is making his professional combat sports debut a
The National Grappling Federation released its comprehensive Athlete Safety Policy on August 8, 2026, and congratulations to them—they've solved athlete safety. Well, they've solved the problem of looking like they've solved it.
Here's how a headline gets born with zero facts attached. "Arman Tsarukyan Flew to India, Suplexed an Influencer in Front of a Packed Room, and Nobody Asked Any Questions."
That headline got floated.
Gable Steveson's finally getting his UFC call. The wrestler-turned-grappler signed his deal, got his second fight booked for September 19, and the opponent is exactly what you'd expect: someone 0–2 with no pro wins.
For fifteen years, ADCC Youth existed in the shadow of the main event. Kids would grind their brackets on the side while the adults got the main stage, the live stream, the sponsorship money.