European IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 - Day 9: Juvenile & Adult Black Belts
Day 9 of the European IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 continues in Portugal! Today is a special day as the Adult Black Belt division takes the stage alongside the Juvenile competitors.
Today's Divisions
Friday, January 23rd features the following divisions:
Men
- Juvenile 1 White Belt
- Juvenile 1 Purple Belt
- Juvenile 2 White Belt
- Juvenile 2 Blue Belt
- Juvenile 2 Purple Belt
- Adult Black Belt
Women
- Juvenile 2 White Belt
- Juvenile 2 Blue Belt
- Juvenile 2 Purple Belt
- Adult Black Belt
The Adult Black Belt division features the elite of European Jiu-Jitsu, while the Juvenile divisions showcase the future stars of the sport.
How to Follow
Stay up to date with all the action:
- Schedule: View the full competition schedule
- Brackets: Check the brackets and matchups
- Results: Follow live results
Watch Live
The European Championship is being streamed live on FloGrappling. A FloGrappling subscription is required to watch the live stream and access match replays.
Good Luck!
To all athletes competing today: Oss! We wish you the best of luck on the mats. Represent your academy and your country with pride!
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