With just 20 days left before the 16th edition of the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship gets underway, the event is further solidifying its position as the largest and most prestigious jiu-jitsu event globally, with registration already reaching 90%.
The organising committee has confirmed that the championship is on track to reach full capacity in the coming days, reflecting its status as a major event on the international sports calendar. The committee also urged all potential participants to finalise their registrations as soon as possible to secure their places.
Mohammed Hussein Al Marzooqi, Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications at the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation, said: “The Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship continues to attract increasing participation due to its status as the most significant event in the jiu-jitsu world. The championship offers athletes valuable opportunities to improve their global rankings, along with attractive prize money and other incentives.
“The professional organisation of the event, supported by the UAE’s wise leadership, is a motivating factor for athletes to perform at their best. This championship provides an unparalleled platform for competitors to excel in a truly exceptional environment.
“We are just three weeks away from the largest jiu-jitsu event in the world, right here in Abu Dhabi, the home of the sport and the leading destination for international champions. We are excited to welcome approximately 8,000 athletes this year, making this event a dream come true for jiu-jitsu fans around the globe. This year’s edition promises to be extraordinary in every aspect.:
Since its inception in 2009, the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship has significantly contributed to the local economy and boosted the tourism sector, attracting thousands of athletes and fans from across the world. The event also plays a crucial role in fostering cultural exchange, community engagement, and promoting a healthy lifestyle through fitness, strength, and activity.
