With Up to $225000 in Cash Prizes, Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Lands for Its 2nd Tour in Tokyo: Stars Line Up to Compete in Japan as Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour Travels East for the Second Leg of the 2019/2020 Season in Tokyo

In the adult female brown/black belt division, Mayssa Bastos will fight her hardest to continue her dominance over the 49kg weight class. In the 62kg division, Larissa Paes wants to stay on top after the gold medal she won in Moscow. Two-time ADWPJJC champion Bianca Basílio is also in the mix to make Larissa's job even harder. In the 70kg weight class, Sweden's Martina Gramenius also wants to repeat the gold-medal performance she just had in Moscow. In the adult female brown/black belt...

In the adult female brown/black belt division, Mayssa Bastos will fight her hardest to continue her dominance over the 49kg weight class. In the 62kg division, Larissa Paes wants to stay on top after the gold medal she won in Moscow. Two-time ADWPJJC champion Bianca Basílio is also in the mix to make Larissa's job even harder. In the 70kg weight class, Sweden's Martina Gramenius also wants to repeat the gold-medal performance she just had in Moscow.

In the adult male black belt division, Carlos Alberto Oliveira and Thalison Soares should clash again in the 56kg division. Japan's Massaki Todokoro is also in the mix and cannot be overlooked. In the 62kg division, Gabriel de Sousa wants his second gold medal of the Tour as he aims to repeat his feat of finishing the season as the overall leader in the adult black belt division. In the 77kg weight class, ADGS Moscow champion Diego Ramalho will be back to defend his title.

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