Budovideos.com - Grapplers Quest Best Superfights from Las Vegas 2006 DVD

Grapplers Quest, The World's Most Prestigious Grappling Tournament returned
to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2006 and hosted two tremendous Professional
Divisions, one Submission Grappling Superfight Tournament, and one Brazilian
Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Pro Challenge. For the first time ever, this footage is
being released to the general public.

Professional No-Gi Submission Grappling Superfight Division featuring:
Alexandre 'Xande' Ribeiro (Saulo Ribeiro), Bill 'The Grill' Cooper (Paragon
Jiu Jitsu), Vinicius 'Pezao' Magalhaes (Gracie Tijuca), Sean Spangler (Marc
Laimon, Team Cobra Kai), Daniel De Souza (Las Vegas Combat Club), Joao
Cunnah (Ralph Gracie), Gary Grate (Charles Gracie), and Eric Shambari (ADCC
Veteran).

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Superfight Challenge featuring:
Mike Fowler
(Team Lloyd Irvin), Paulo Guillobel (Machado Jiu Jitsu), Sergio Silva (De La
Riva Jiu Jitsu), Marcus 'Kiko' Cacella (Rodrigo Medeiros), Vinicius 'Pezao'
Magalhaes (Gracie Tijuca), Alexandre 'Xande' Ribeiro (Saulo Ribeiro), Walter
'Cascao' Vital (Machado, Amilcar 'Mica' Cipili), and Tony Eduardo (Charles
Gracie).

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Languages:	English
Length:	105 min.
Release date:	October 2007
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