Grand Slam Moscow attracts stars of Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Championship

The Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Professional Association (AJP) announced the registration of nearly 1,500 male and female players from more than 30 nationalities, including a large number from Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Moscow Championship attracts a group of the most prominent Jiu-Jitsu players in the world, led by the players of the UAE National Jiu-Jitsu Team, including Khalid Al Shehhi, Omar Al Suwaidi, and Saeed Al Kubaisi.

These players will compete against other big names from countries such as Russia, Brazil, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, ensuring top-level matches.

This wide participation of world champions reflects their enthusiasm to participate in the Moscow Grand Slam in Russia, and also confirms the role of the capital, Abu Dhabi, in spreading the sport of Jiu-Jitsu, supporting it and supporting its players of different nationalities, by holding world championships with the highest standards and levels in the most prominent cities in the world.

Valuable prizes and global ranking points

Tariq Al Bahri, General Manager of Global Vision Sports Management, the organizer of the Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Professional Association Championships, pointed out that the championship will award the winners of first place in any of its categories two thousand points in the annual global ranking of the association, and the total financial prizes for this season will reach $153 thousand for the winners of the first places in all categories.

Al Bahri stressed that the tournament will be held with the highest standards of organization and competition, praising the tournament’s continuous successes and its celebration of the tenth anniversary of its launch.

He added: “Holding the tournament in Moscow, coinciding with its celebration of its tenth season, comes within our vision to enhance the position of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam at the global level, and expand the scope of its influence in various world capitals.”

Source: “Agencies”