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Draft — still building the data

These lists will move as more events land. Not an official ranking, and not complete yet.

A read on how gyms compete, not a medal tally. Big rooms still lead on raw wins. Finish rate, squad size, and win percentage are where a smaller academy can look very good.

Small room, still winning

Fortitude Jiu Jitsu

83% · 14 athletes

A compact roster putting up a sharp record. Volume is not the only way to look good.

How they win

Finish the fight, or take it to the scoreboard.

They finish the fight

DCA MMA

84% by sub

Share of recorded wins that end by submission — not points, not a judges’ call.

They take it to the scoreboard

Martial Arts Spirit

84% on points

Highest share of wins recorded as points or a decision. Match scores are not published, so this is how the fight ended.

How they show up

Who brings a team, and who hunts every time they travel.

Biggest team on the day

Coringa Jiu-Jitsu

21.8 per event

Average athletes from this gym with a recorded match at each event they enter.

Most submissions each trip

Complete Mixed Martial Arts

22.2 subs / event

Submissions divided by events entered. Mid-size rooms only, so the giants do not take this one by default.

Also on the board

The volume and the percentage still matter.

Sharpest win rate

Gracie Barra Nowra

88%

Most recorded wins

High Rollers

933 wins

Match scores are not published, so “points” here means the fight ended on points or a decision — not a point total. Open the full boards on gym rankings or the athlete list.