It's the final day of the 2025 IBJJF Euros and we have the best action for last with some of the best in the world clashing for gold. You can catch every match exclusively on FloGrappling but if you can't tune in - we still have you covered. We have set the men's quarterfinals, semifinals, and all finals - with four people still going for double gold.

The action was intense and elite at the IBJJF European Championships 2025 as the black belts finally had their first matches, with the absolute and women’s finals already set and the men’s divisional eliminatory matches done.

We have the open class brackets SET for the IBJJF No-Gi Pans at adult black belt - and they are stacked with tons of top talent all aiming for absolute gold & glory. These divisions take the mat 9:30am tomorrow on Mats 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9.

The action was intense at the 2025 IBJJF European Championships and as the dust settled, it was Atos claiming both the open class gold medals as Sarah Galvão and Marlon Tajik stood atop their respective podiums. There were really impressive performances across the board, with some of these brown belts looking ready to compete among the black belts very soon.

With the IBJJF European Championships in full swing, we are counting down the days until the black belts finally begin their 2025 seasons. There's a lot of potential contenders for this year's open classes - which any adult black belt can register for - and we break down some of the biggest contenders to enter and potentially win the absolute here in Lisbon.

The IBJJF European Championships are rolling, with brown belts taking the mat on Wednesday and black belts on Friday & Saturday, and the purple belts put on a great show to begin the week. There were tons of impressive performances, great battles, and wicked finishes that all point to these up-and-comers being some of the brightest prospects in jiu-jitsu. The open classes, the most prestigious brackets of them all, were won by DreamArt's Jeferson Santos and Sigma Jiu-Jitsu's Nikolett Kis - both emphatically winning by submission in the finals.

Double gold is the most impressive thing an athlete can do for their performance at a major championships, storming through two brackets untouched for a pair of first place finishes. Still impressive though is the athlete who can bounce back from an early loss in their division for open class gold. DreamArt's Jeferson Santos was able to do just that at purple belt at the 2025 IBJJF European Championships.

The IBJJF European Championships are going on now and the purple belt adult males took the mat on day 4 with high expectations for action. One bracket that did not disappoint was the rooster division, the lightest in the tournament, which was won by Vitor Crizel of Alliance, taught and coached by World Champion Mario Reis. This was a really impressive bracket and Vitor picked up several quality wins to establish himself as the top dog in purple belt rooster to begin 2025.

Every year at the IBJJF European Championships, we see plenty of exciting young athletes, but a few will rise above the field. Those who win gold set themselves up for a great gi season where they can break out as a future star in the game. Those who win double gold, winning both their weight division and the open class, make that statement louder than anyone else.

If you follow gi jiu-jitsu closely, you know one immutable fact about blue belts: the juvenile divisions are where you see the brightest prospects and toughest matches. These are the kids who have been training their whole lives and are already operating at an incredible skill level. Every year at the IBJJF European Championships, we see plenty of exciting young athletes, but a few will rise above the field.

The gi season for 2025 is kicking off at the IBJJF European Championships and every year is another exciting opportunity to see who's next in jiu-jitsu - which colored belts are on the rise and will one day be the champion's leading the sport. With over 6,000 total competitors this year for Euros, it's the largest event of its kind in history and the colored belt divisions are packed with talent.

The gi season for 2025 is kicking off at the IBJJF European Championships and every year is another exciting opportunity to see who's next in jiu-jitsu - which colored belts are on the rise and will one day be the champion's leading the sport. With over 6,000 total competitors this year for Euros, it's the largest event of its kind in history and the colored belt divisions are packed with talent.