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Singled out by Ronaldo Jacaré as one of his secrets to winning Jiu-Jitsu World Championships, the nimble, nonstop, flowing game is a slew of techniquest

hat aims at stunning opponents and forcing them to play defensively, whether on top or bottom. In order to break down that combat philosophy – useful both in BJJ and MMA, – GRACIEMAG sought out not only the Brazilian fighter who’s been making waves in the UFC, but also judo superstar Flávio Canto.

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In the step-by-step pictures, Jacaré reveals his main drills and repetition training methods with the aid of another UFC ace from Manaus, Alan Patrick “Nuguette.” Wanna make this a trait of your game as well? Get your GRACIEMAG #201 now.

 The wall

Absolute champion of the 2013 ADCC, Roberto Cyborg, 32, reveals how he blocked the paths of Keenan Cornelius and Marcus Buchecha through tactics, pressure and techniques of anticipation

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Cyborg comes back from a loss at his weight class to win the absolute over favorite Buchecha, while Cobrinha finally beats Rafa Mendes and Kron Gracie goes for an all-submissions campaign, among other stories.

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Murilo Santana leads a battalion of first-time champions in another unpredictable Worlds No-Gi

Brian Bowles (pictured) tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone following UFC 160. Photo courtesy of MMAWeekly.com.

UFC bantamweight Brian Bowles tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone following his UFC 160 loss to George Roop, the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) announced through a mass email on Friday.

Bowles’ test results showed his testosterone-to-epitestosterone ratio being 20:1, which is drastically higher than the 6:1 allowance in the state of Nevada.

NSAC Executive Director Keith Kizer spoke with MMAjunkie.com, saying that Bowles had not applied for a therapeutic-use exemption for testosterone prior to the UFC 160 card, which took place May 25 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Kizer added that a suspension will soon follow, according to the reporting outlet.

Bowles has made no public comment since news of his positive test was first reported.

Other fighters, such as Chael Sonnen, have been granted therapeutic-use exemptions in the past leading into their fights in the state of Nevada.

Bowles lost to Roop via second-round technical knockout on the undercard portion of UFC 160.

UFC 160′s Brian Bowles tests positive for elevated testosterone levels

(photo courtesy: MMAWeekly.com)