Budovideos.com - Grapplers Quest US Nationals 2003-2004 2 DVD Set

U.S.A. Trials never previously released�
�The Quest for the Best Grapplers in the Nation�
Featuring the Prestigious Team U.S.A. Trials
Location: Bayonne, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Event Date: March 29th, 2003

The 2-DVD Set Features the best of the best American grapplers:

Lightweight Team U.S.A. Trials (160 lbs. and below) including:
Mike Moses (Team Lloyd Irvin - Maryland)
Keith Florian (Boston BJJ - Massachusetts)
Marcos Avellan (Freestyle Fighting Academy - Florida)
Alan Teo (Renzo Gracie - New York)
Leonardo Xavier (Saulo Ribeiro - Texas)
Mike Mrkulic (Royler Gracie/Dave Adiv - New Jersey)

Middleweight Team U.S.A. Trials (160-179 lbs.) including:
Nakapan Phungephorn (Team Lloyd Irvin - Maryland)
Scott Schultz (Tai Kai Machado - Delaware)
Shawn Williams (Renzo Gracie - New York)
James Valentine (Team Lloyd Irvin - Maryland)
Kenny Florian (Boston BJJ - Massachusetts)
Stephen Haigh (Fight Factory - Pennsylvania)
Shawn Williams (Renzo Gracie - New York)
Pablo Popovitch (American Top Team - Florida)
Kenny Florian (Boston BJJ - Massachusetts)

Cruiserweight Team U.S.A. Trials (180-199 lbs.) including:
Rafael Lovato Jr. (Machado Jiu-Jitsu - Oklahoma)
Jason Miller (Squirrelneck JJ - California)
Todd Margolis (Team Lloyd Irvin - Maryland)
David Avellan (Freestyle Fighting Academy - Florida)
Jamie Cruz (Renzo Gracie - New York)
Justin Ellison (Walt Bayless - Utah)

Heavyweight Team U.S.A. Trials (200 lbs. and over)
Jeff Monson (American Top Team - Florida)
John "The Rev" Jensen (Millenia JJ - California)
Tim Carpenter (Balance Studios - Pennsylvania)
Brandon Vera (Team Lloyd Irvin - Maryland)

Do not miss out on one of the most star-studded submission grappling superfight events in American martial arts competition history!

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Languages:	English
Length:	Approx 240 min. on 2 DVDs
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