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Cyborg, Yuri Simoes Join Galvao, Lister, Vinny at EBI 6 for $50k
by The Guvnor Mon Jan 11, 2016 2:46 pm
I'm assuming everyone else is as excited about the Eddie Bravo Invitational in April as I am?
From the BBBEU site...
Eddie Bravo’s exciting submission only Jiu-Jitsu invitational has added some major stars for its 6th event which is scheduled to held in Mexico city on April 30th.
The latest big name is 2015 ADCC champion Yuri Simoes!
UPDATED: Roberto Cyborg Abreu will also participate. Confirmed on Eddie Bravo Instagram.
Other major names such as ADCC champions Andre Galvao, Vinny Magalhaes and Dean Lister will be competing in a 16 man absolute division tournament where the winner can win a possible 50,000$. They will be joined by EBI lightweight champions Garry Tonon and Eddie Cummings. More big names are expected to be announced over the next few days.
One thing for sure, with such a big cash prize, the event will attract the elite of Jiu-Jitsu.
This is a big step for EBI, the fastest growing Jiu-Jitsu invitational, and this time they hit big with more than double the usual cash prize of 20,000$.
It will be the first time EBI offers an Absolute division. The winner takes all and could earn $50k. The tournament winner gets paid $12,500 for each submission in regulation and $0 for submissions in OT.
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From the BBBEU site...
Eddie Bravo’s exciting submission only Jiu-Jitsu invitational has added some major stars for its 6th event which is scheduled to held in Mexico city on April 30th.
The latest big name is 2015 ADCC champion Yuri Simoes!
UPDATED: Roberto Cyborg Abreu will also participate. Confirmed on Eddie Bravo Instagram.
Other major names such as ADCC champions Andre Galvao, Vinny Magalhaes and Dean Lister will be competing in a 16 man absolute division tournament where the winner can win a possible 50,000$. They will be joined by EBI lightweight champions Garry Tonon and Eddie Cummings. More big names are expected to be announced over the next few days.
One thing for sure, with such a big cash prize, the event will attract the elite of Jiu-Jitsu.
This is a big step for EBI, the fastest growing Jiu-Jitsu invitational, and this time they hit big with more than double the usual cash prize of 20,000$.
It will be the first time EBI offers an Absolute division. The winner takes all and could earn $50k. The tournament winner gets paid $12,500 for each submission in regulation and $0 for submissions in OT.
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