HYPERFLY AT IBJJF WORLDS 2025: DOMINANCE, HEART, AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF BLACK BELTS

The 2025 IBJJF World Championship was more than just a tournament—it was a proving ground for the next generation of elite athletes. For Hyperfly, it was a weekend of pride, power, and relentless pursuit. Our athletes showed up on the biggest stage of the year and delivered performances that not only earned medals, but cemented legacies.

Eduardo Alves: A Statement and a Promotion
In one of the most dominant displays of the weekend, Eduardo Alves secured double gold in the brown belt medium-heavy and absolute divisions. His technique, pace, and confidence were unmatched—earning him a well-deserved promotion to black belt on the podium. Eduardo’s journey is just beginning, and this performance proved he's ready for the next level.

Vinicius Inácio: Gold Standard in Light-Feather
Another future star emerged as Vinicius Inácio claimed gold in brown belt light-feather, capping off his incredible run with a promotion to black belt. Vinicius showcased sharp passing, composure under pressure, and the kind of focus that defines champions.

Guilherme Avelino: The Heavy Hitter
Competing in two of the most stacked brackets, Guilherme Avelino earned silver in ultra-heavy and bronze in absolute, also as a brown belt. His medal haul was followed by a promotion to black belt, and with his size, athleticism, and evolving game, Guilherme is poised to shake up the black belt divisions.

Double Gold Domination: Renan Martins & Agatha Nigro
In the blue belt super-heavy and absolute divisions, both Renan Martins and Agatha Nigro achieved the rare feat of double gold. Their performances were powerful reminders of what happens when preparation meets opportunity. Both are rising stars in the Hyperfly ranks and names to watch.

Rose El Sharouni: A Triumphant Return
Competing for the first time since giving birth, Rose El Sharouni brought passion, pace, and pure grit to the black belt light-feather division—earning a hard-fought bronze medal. Her return is more than a comeback—it’s a symbol of perseverance, and a source of inspiration for grapplers everywhere.

This year’s Worlds was a reminder that heart can’t be taught—it’s earned. The Hyperfly team walked in with purpose and walked out with promotions, medals, and memories that will shape the next chapter of their journeys. From brown belt standouts to black belt breakthroughs, from new parents to new champions—every athlete showed why they fly the HYPERFLY flag.