Dominant throughout the match, Jesus used a toe hold to secure the win. Her raised arm also meant she had become F2W’s heavyweight champion.

Full black belt results:

Nathiely Jesus def. Tammy Griego via toe hold
Cleber Luciano def. Jean Dalula via decision
Jose Portillo def. Travis Moore via decision
Jamir Toledo def. Fernando Rodriguez via decision

Um pouquinho da minha atuação ontem no @f2wpro , obrigado a todos pela torcida! @kingzkimonos @mongielloluis @bjj_tees @cicerocosthabjj @rpbjj ? @white_belt_mafia #thankyougod #blessed #jiujitsulifestyle

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Mackenzie Dern. Instagram

Fight To Win Pro has announced some bouts for its 25th installment, slated for Feb. 4 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Mackenzie Dern will defend her F2W title versus two-time no-gi world champion Patricia Fontes. This will be a no-gi, 10-minute, submission-only match.

UFC fighter Augusto Tanquinho will try to rob Jeff Glover of his lightweight title. This will be a no-gi, 10-minute, submission-only fight, with heel hooks allowed.

The third match announced will pit three-time world BJJ champ Samir Chantre against two-time Pan champion Gianni Grippo. They will be wearing their gis in another 10-minute, submission-only duel.

Edwin Najmi. Photo by Blanca Marisa Garcia

Professional BJJ promotion Fight To Win has added two superfights to its Feb. 3 show in Los Angeles. They are Edwin Najmi vs. DJ Jackson and Garry Tonon vs. Gabriel Arges.

BJJ Worlds runner-up Najmi will face a momentum-filled Jackson, who recently took down Fight to Win Pro 18 and the Grappling Pro Championship — beating three opponents in the latter, including Tonon, and snagging the 10,000-dollar top prize. This fight — a ten-minute no-gi, submission-only affair — gets top billing.

Garry Tonon. Photo by Luca Atalla

The co-main event will see Garry Tonon, who won several tourneys in 2016, face world BJJ champ Gabriel Arges under basically the same rules, but with heel hooks.

The show will also pit AJ Agazarm and Bill Cooper against each other, as well as João Assis against Jeff Monson. More announcements to come, so stay tuned.