Boston Spring IO 2026 (Mat #3) - May 9th Fights from the 2026 Boston Spring International Open IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship located at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Boston, MA.
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6X World Champion Erich Munis makes jiu-jitsu look effortless at times, smooth, technical, and efficient. He’s heading back to the Worlds once again and could be chasing World titles #7 and #8 in Long Beach 👀🏆
Lucas Lepri’s story is one of resilience, patience, and relentless determination. A 6X World Champion and Hall of Famer, Lepri’s legacy was not built overnight. After winning his first World title in 2007, he went through seven long years without winning another one. Seven years of falling short. Seven years of refining his game, making adjustments, and continuing to believe in himself when the results were not coming. Many athletes would have walked away. Lepri kept going. That persistence eventually led to one of the greatest runs the lightweight division has ever seen. From 2014 to 2019, he captured five more World titles, and cemented himself as one of the greatest lightweights in the history of the sport. Greatness is not always about immediate success. Sometimes it’s about having the strength to keep showing up until everything finally comes together. The 2026 Worlds takes place May 28-31 in Long Beach, CA. Don’t miss it!
The 2026 IBJJF World Championships are almost here, and this year's edition will be unlike any other. To mark the 30th anniversary of the most prestigious event in jiu-jitsu, we're taking a deep dive into the history books, highlighting the most decorated World Champions in each weight category. From the legends who built this event into what it is today to the athletes ready to take to the mats in the 2026 edition, this episode covers it all. [00:00] Intro [01:02] The Winningest Champions in Worlds History [4:17] Male Rooster [5:26] Male Light-Feather [6:53] Male Feather [8:06] Male Light [10:19] Male Middle [11:33] Male Medium-Heavy [12:48] Male Heavy [14:08] Male Super Heavy [16:14] Male Ultra-Heavy [16:38] Female Rooster [17:20] Female Light-Feather [17:53] Female Feather [18:06] Female Light [18:36] Female Middle [19:13] Female Medium-Heavy [20:02] Female Heavy [20:29] Female Super Heavy [21:33] 2025/2026 Grand Slam Champions [23:29] Worlds 2026 Storylines
Kellyson Carlos is currently the #1 ranked purple belt lightweight in the world — and now he’s headed to the 2026 Worlds looking to finish the job 🏆 He’s already captured European, Pan, and Brasileiro titles this season. Can he complete the incredible run with a World Championship gold medal next week? We find out soon 👀The 2026 Worlds takes place May 28-31 in Long Beach, CA. Don’t miss it!
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / MIDDLE - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / LIGHT-FEATHER - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / MEDIUM-HEAVY - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / LIGHT - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / FEMALE / LIGHT - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / FEMALE / LIGHT-FEATHER - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / FEATHER - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / OPEN-CLASS - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / SUPER-HEAVY - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / FEMALE / FEATHER - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / HEAVY - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / MEDIUM-HEAVY - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / MIDDLE - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / LIGHT - FINAL
ADULT / BLACK-BELT / MALE / FEATHER - FINAL