Who defeated Gracie?
Sakuraba
In its official play-by-play of the match, MMA website Sherdog actually scored the bout two rounds to one in favor of Sakuraba, a score agreed upon by a majority of fans polled, and deemed him the victor over Gracie.
Who was the baddest Gracie?
| Rickson Gracie | |
|---|---|
| Wins | 11 |
| By submission | 11 |
| Losses | 0 |
| Notable relatives | Kron Gracie, son |
Is Rickson Gracie the best?
Rickson Gracie is widely regarded as the greatest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) practitioner of all time. The 9th-degree red belt (the highest level attainable) is simply the epitome of the word icon.
Who is the original Gracie?
The original founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Carlos Gracie was the first of the family to be taught judo by the great Mitsuyo Maeda. Carlos was the first of the Gracie family born to Gastão Gracie, who was a 3rd generation Scotsman.
How many fights Royce Gracie lost?
Royce Gracie Record: 15-2-3
| W/L | Fighter | Round |
|---|---|---|
| loss | Royce Gracie Matt Hughes | 1 |
| draw | Royce Gracie Hidehiko Yoshida | 2 |
| loss | Royce Gracie Kazushi Sakuraba | 6 |
| win | Royce Gracie Nobuhiko Takada | 1 |
Is Royler Gracie good?
Even by Gracie standards, Royler is an exemplary jiu-jitsu professional. He is one of only two men to win the ADCC world championship—the gold standard of submission grappling titles—three consecutive times.
Who is the most talented Gracie?
Royce Gracie (b. 1966) Royce may not have been the most talented fighter in the Gracie family, but he is arguably the most famous. Born December 12, 1966, in Rio de Janeiro, he began training BJJ at the age of five and received his black belt at 18.
Does Royce Gracie still fight?
Royce Gracie These days, Royce does not consider himself to be retired, and even considered a return to the Octagon for UFC 134, the UFC’s first visit to Brazil since ’98. His profile is still on the UFC’s official website, where he is listed as a middleweight.