Jacaré, cria do Jiu-Jitsu, hoje tem novos desafios no MMA, inclusive tendo na arte suave uma das armas para bater sua próxima batalha no octógono do UFC, contra o também faixa-preta Vitor Belfort.

Já Tererê segue conquistando o mundo, com seminários em toda parte e com a realização como professor de Jiu-Jitsu, em seu projeto no Cantagalo.

Mas, antes de todas as conquistas, Tererê e Jacaré eram apenas dois competidores, assim como nosso amigo leitor, em busca de um sonho maior. Assista o duelo e nunca deixe de batalhar por seus objetivos!

It was the open class black belt final that year .

Tererê had won the middleweight while putting his usual show. He had three matches and finished the first two opponents with chokes. In the final, he defeated Paulo Guillobel 12-2.

In the medium-heavy division, Jacaré had a similar performance. First, he stretched Pascoal de Castro’s arm and then choked Fabio Nascimento. In the final, he had a great fight against Braulio Estima. Better in the match, he caught Estima with a triangle.

When they finally got in front of each other, Jaca summarized how the fight was going to be: “It’s going to be a war.”

And it was. Jacaré started out at 100 miles per hour.

Tererê soon understood the meaning of war when Jacaré pulled the collar of his kimono and gave a violent jerk toward the ground. Tererê fell to his knees and froze for a few seconds. Jacaré worked fast to go to the back and opened a four-point lead.

The absolute world champion went on attacking. He didn’t get the finish but the win was secured.

In a good mood, Tererê didn’t care much for the defeat and said he was happy to have provided moments of high level Jiu-Jitsu: “That was the most fun for me. What matters is that the crowd liked. I will continue facing the big boys. One day it’s gonna be my turn.”

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