Watch ADCC 2009 Live for $20
by Chris Nelson on Sep 13, 2009 9:42 PM EDT
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Don't take this as an advertisement or endorsement, but more of a public service announcement: ADCC will be streaming live online this year. For $24.95 -- or $19.95, if you sign up using the Gracie Mag discount -- the event organizers are promising six to eight hours of live streams per day from Barcelona (6 hours ahead of the East Coast) on September 26th and 27th, plus "free access to our VOD (Video on Demand) where the best fights and finals will be available." Subscriptions are capped at 10,000 users and the quality is said to be "amazing."
Update: Here's an up-to-date list of participants, thanks to Luca Atalla.
Abu Dhabi Combat Club 2009
September 26-27, 2009
Palau Municipal d'Esports de Badalona
Barcelona, Spain
Supermatch
Robert Drysdale
2007 Absolute Champion
vs.
Ronaldo "Jacaré" Souza
2005 Absolute Runner-Up
Men's Over 99kg (218 lbs.)
1. Jeff Monson (USA)
2. Tom Erikson (USA)
3. Jon Olav Einemo (Norway)
4. Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu (Brazil)
5. Rogent Lloret (Spain)
6. Saulo Ribeiro (Brazil)
7. Fabricio Werdum (Brazil) - 2007 ADCC Champion
8. Denis Roberts (Australia) – Pacific Trials winner
9. Asa Fuller (USA) – North American East Coast Trials winner
10. Janne-Pekka Pietiläinen (Finland) – European Trials winner
11. Tomasz Janiszewski (Poland) – European Trials winner
12. Antoine Jaoude (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
13. Kouji Kanechika (Japan) – Asian Trials winner
14. Tom De Blass (USA) – North American West Coast Trials winner
15. Gabriel Gonzaga (Brazil)
16. Karol Bedorf (Poland)
Men's Under 99kg (218 lbs.)
1. Renato "Babalu" Sobral (Brazil)
2. Vesa Vuori (Finland)
3. Vinícius "Pezão" Magalhães (Brazil)
4. Dean Lister (USA)
5. Alexandre "Xande" Ribeiro (Brazil) – 2007 ADCC Champion
6. Anthony Perosh (Australia) – Pacific Trials winner
7. Rafael Davies (USA) – American East Coast Trials winner
8. Andreas Olsen (Norway) – European Champion
9. Radek Turek (Poland) – European Trials winner
10. Glover Teixeira (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
11. Yukiya Naito (Japan) – Asian Trials winner
12. Gerardi Rinaldi (USA) – North American West Coast Trials winner
13. Márcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz (Brazil)
Men's Under 88kg (194 lbs.)
1. Tarsis Humphreys (Brazil)
2. Kazuhiro Nakamura (Japan) – Asian Trials winner
3. André Galvão (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
4. Kassim Annan (France) – European Trials winner
5. Trond Saksenvik (Norway) – European Champion
6. Jason Selva (USA) – North American East Coast Trials winner
7. Igor Praporshchikov (Australia) – Pacific Trials winner
8. Chris Weidman (USA) – North American West Coast Trials winner
9. Gunnar Nelson (Iceland)
10. Rafael Lovato Jr. (USA)
11. Daniel Tabera. (Spain)
12. Bráulio Estima (Brazil)
13. James Brasco (USA)
14. Bruno Bastos (Brazil)
15. Jorge Santiago (Brazil)
16. Tom Lawlor (USA)
Men's Under 77kg (170 lbs.)
1. Marcelo Garcia (Brazil) – 2007 ADCC Champion
2. Keita "K-Taro" Nakamura (Japan) – Asian Trials winner
3. Murilo Santana (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
4. Marcelo "Uirapuru" Azevedo (Brazil) – European Trials winner
5. Toni Linden (Finland) – European Champion
6. Don Ortega (USA) – North American East Coast Trials winner
7. Rodney Ellis (Australia) – Pacific Trials winner
8. Enrico Cocco (USA) – North American West Coast Trials winner
9. Kron Gracie (Brazil)
10. Pablo Popovich (Brazil)
11. Yoshiyuki "Zenko" Yoshida (Japan)
12. Milton Vieira (Brazil)
13.Bill Cooper (USA)
14.Ben Askren (USA)
15. Gregor Gracie (Brazil)
16. Leonardo Santos (Brazil)
Men's Under 66kg (145 lbs.)
1. Rani Yahya (Brazil) – 2007 ADCC Champion
2. Kouhei Yasumi (Japan) – Asian Trials winner
3. Rafael Mendes (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
4. Nicolas Renier (France) – European Trials winner
5. Timo-Juhani Hirvikangas (Finland) – European Champion
6. Ryan Hall (USA) – North American East Coast Trials winner
7. David Marinakis (Australia) – Oceania Trials winner
8. Jayson Patino (USA) – North American West Coast Trials winner
9. Rubens "Cobrinha" Charles (Brazil)
10. Leo Vieira (Brazil)
11. Baret Yoshida (USA)
12. Jeff Glover (USA)
13.Hiroshi "Iron" Nakamura (Japan)
14.Justin Rader (USA)
15.Jeff Curran (USA)
16.Urijah Faber (USA)
Women's Under 60kg (132 lbs.)
1. Kyra Gracie (Brazil) – 2007 ADCC Champion (-60kg)
2. Sayaka Shioda (Japan) – 2007 ADCC Champion (-55kg)
3. Megumi Fujii (Japan) – Asia pacific Trials winner
4. Michelle Tavares (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
5. Laurence Cousin (France) – European Trials winner
6. Ina Steffensen (Denmark) – European Champion
7. Hillary Williams (USA) – North American Trials winner
8.Luanna Alzuguir (Brazil)
Women's Over 60kg (132 lbs.)
1. Hannette Staack (Brazil) – 2007 ADCC Champion (-67kg)
2. Penny Thomas (USA) – 2007 ADCC Champion (+67kg)
3. Hitomi Hiraiwa (Japan– Asian Pacific Trials winner
4. Rosângela Conceição (Brazil) – South American Trials winner
5. Ida Hansson (Sweden) – European Champion
6. Shanti Abelha (Denmark) – European Champion
7. Lana Stephanac (USA) – North American Trials winner
8.Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos (Brazil)
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*Girlish Scream*
I’m there!
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by Brent Brookhouse on Sep 13, 2009 10:50 PM EDT reply actions
Physically there? If so… I’m actually turning green with envy.
The mat is my church, the ground is my heaven, Jiu-Jitsu is my religion. And once you hit the ground you're in my world. My world is like the ocean, I’m like a shark and most people don't even know how to swim - Draculino
by Patrick Tenney on Sep 14, 2009 12:25 PM EDT up reply actions
From the site's FAQ:
I was wondering how the adcc stream will air. Will there be constant matches occuring during the day online, or something like from 4:00 to 6:00 online stream? [What] will the “tv guide” be for the matches is pretty much what I’m wondering.
We are planning to start our WEBCAST at the beginning of the event and run it until the last match of the day. Keep in mind ADCC run three mats thru the day and one mat per final. We will WEBCAST one fight at the time and we will switching around our cameras spread around the three mat areas . Our goal is to provide the best fights to ours viewers, and have them available later on as VOD (video on demand), so you can come back to adcc2009.com and watch a match that you have missed.
Cannot wait to watch this, I’m psyched like none other.
Supermatch – Drysdale via massive size advantage over Jacare I believe.
Men’s Over 99kg (218 lbs.) – Unless Saulo has put on just ridiculous muscle mass, I expect Fabricio to most likely get this division over and done with, Monson won’t be able to point his way out this year.
Men’s Under 99kg (218 lbs.) – Xande
Men’s Under 88kg (194 lbs.) – Awesome division, Galvao has a great chance, Lovato Jr and Braulio are pretty stiff competition though.
Men’s Under 77kg (170 lbs.) – Askren… Kidding! Marcelo with relative ease.
Men’s Under 66kg (145 lbs.) – Most action packed division by far, my heart says Ryan Hall, my brain says Cobrinha.
Women’s Under 60kg (132 lbs.) – Kyra should pull this out barring any odd surprises.
Women’s Over 60kg (132 lbs.) – Hoping Penny takes this division.
The mat is my church, the ground is my heaven, Jiu-Jitsu is my religion. And once you hit the ground you're in my world. My world is like the ocean, I’m like a shark and most people don't even know how to swim - Draculino
by Patrick Tenney on Sep 14, 2009 12:25 PM EDT reply actions
Supermatch – Drysdale via illegal head kick!
Men’s Over 99kg (218 lbs.) – Werdum (although id love to see Gonzaga rock the boat
Men’s Under 99kg (218 lbs.) – Ribeiro- although I wouldnt be surprised if Dean, Vinny, or Marcio pulled it out, This si the division i want to see most
Men’s Under 88kg (194 lbs.) – Galvao probably.. Palhares by tree stuming maybe? Haha if Nakamura or Lawlor wins… I wont even go there
Men’s Under 77kg (170 lbs.) – I cant see MArcelo losin, but then again I’ve learned not to count out a Gracie- and there are TWO there…
Men’s Under 66kg (145 lbs.) – I’m gonna say Yanha pulls it off. If Faber or Curran make it outta the first round I’ll be giddy like a school girl (Midget American white boy power!)
Women’s Under 60kg (132 lbs.) – Kyra, while takign a nap
Women’s Over 60kg (132 lbs.) – All i know… is that it ain’t gonna be cyborg
Even a broken clock is right two times a day.
weaksauce. There goes Galvao’s challenge
Even a broken clock is right two times a day.
by Chris Toffer on Sep 14, 2009 3:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Wow that sucks, this would have been his first tournament I think.
A man should never waste an opportunity to keep his mouth shut.
Toquinho entered the ADCC Brazilian trials a few years ago because BTT wanted him to get some exposure. He submitted Romulo Barral in the first round (huge upset at the time), but had to withdraw due to an injury. He never really liked straight BJJ/grappling tourneys, that’s why I was surprised to see his name on the list originally.
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