Description
Brazilian jiu-jitsu master, third son of BJJ co-founder Carlos Gracie. A
9th-degree red belt, he is regarded as the founder of Brazilian jiu-jitsu in the
state of Amazonas, where he taught in Manaus in the late 1970s, and also helped
develop the art in Bahia. He was the BJJ teacher of Osvaldo Alves.
Teachers (1)
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Carlos Gracie
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BJJ Heroes lineage lists Carlos Gracie Sr. as Reyson's teacher, and Wikidata
lists Carlos Gracie Sr. as his father and student relation
"Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie sr > Reyson Gracie"
— BJJ Heroes. Osvaldo Alves - BJJ Heroes. BJJ Heroes
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Ranks (1)
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receipt_longRed belt, degree 9
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BJJ Heroes states Reyson Gracie became a 9th-degree red belt
"Reyson Gracie is the third son of Gracie jiu jitsu founder, Carlos Gracie
who became a 9th degree (nono grau) red belt in the family's martial
art."
— BJJ Heroes. Osvaldo Alves - BJJ Heroes. BJJ Heroes
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Students (1)
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Osvaldo Alves
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BJJ Heroes lineage lists Reyson Gracie as Osvaldo Alves's BJJ teacher, and
the OnTheMat interview states Reyson invited Osvaldo to train jiu-jitsu with the
Gracie family
"Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie sr > Reyson Gracie >
Osvaldo Alves"
— BJJ Heroes. Osvaldo Alves - BJJ Heroes. BJJ Heroes
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"He told me that I was the only guy on our street where we live who
practiced Judo. So he invited me to start training Jiu Jitsu with him and his
family."
— On The Mat. (2004). Interview with Oswaldo Alves
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Linked data
https://martial.is/entity/01KYZFG5QVZEAAZGT4947RHWEX