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Mayssa Bastos: BJJ record

Mayssa Bastos is a black belt from Brazil, last listed with Art of Jiu Jitsu (2023). At the events we track, Mayssa Bastos has won 19 gold medals between 2019 and 2025.

19gold
0silver
0bronze
#2gi pound-for-pound
#16no-gi pound-for-pound

Current rankings

Gi pound-for-pound#2234.5 pts
No-gi pound-for-pound#1636 pts
Gi Rooster#1135 pts
Gi Light-feather#199.5 pts
No-Gi (IBJJF) Light-feather#136 pts

Ladder points by season

Gi
202120222023202420252026
No-gi
202120222023202420252026

Points each athlete would have had at the end of each season. How points work.

Results

YearEventDivisionResultTeam
2025WorldsRoosterGold–
2025EuropeansLight-featherGold–
2024WorldsRoosterGold–
2024No-Gi WorldsLight-featherGold–
2024PansLight-featherGold–
2023WorldsRoosterGoldArt of Jiu Jitsu
2023PansLight-featherGoldUnity Jiu-Jitsu
2023EuropeansLight-featherGold–
2022WorldsRoosterGoldGFTeam
2022PansRoosterGoldUnity Jiu-Jitsu
2022EuropeansLight-featherGoldUnity Jiu-Jitsu
2021WorldsRoosterGoldGFTeam
2021No-Gi WorldsLight-featherGold–
2021No-Gi PansLight-featherGold–
2020PansLight-featherGold–
2020EuropeansRoosterGold–
2019WorldsRoosterGold–
2019PansRoosterGold–
2019EuropeansRoosterGold–

This record covers podium finishes at the IBJJF Worlds, Pans and Europeans (gi and no-gi) and the ADCC World Championship since 2019, as listed on Wikipedia. For some editions only the champions are listed, so silver and bronze medals from those years are missing. Results from other events are not included yet.

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