The AJP Tour is adding new events to the 2020/2021 season. The schedule already shows tournaments all over the world that will bring together thousands of Jiu-Jitsu athletes from all origins and skill levels. The season kicks off in Russia, on August 23 and then travels to Brazil for events on August 30 and September 13.
The first major event is scheduled September 26-27, when the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour lands in Miami. The tour then continues on to Europe, with events in Hungary (Oct. 3), Ukraine (Oct. 10), Germany (Oct. 17) and Ireland (Oct. 17). On October 18, the tour makes a stop in South Korea.
The second anchor event of the season is scheduled October 24-25, when the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour arrives in Moscow, Russia. Then it’s off to Barueri, Brazil (Oct. 31), North Macedonia (Oct.31), Vancouver, Canada (Nov. 7), Fortaleza, Brazil (Nov. 8), Moscow, Russia (Nov.22) and then back to Belem, Brazil (Nov.22).
The third stop of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour is scheduled December 4-6, in Rio de Janeiro. The tour then goes to Bogota, Colombia (Dec. 5-6), Zagreb, Croatia (Dec. 5), Florianopolis, Brazil (Dec.6) and Kiev, Ukraine (Dec.12).
The tour continues into 2021 with events already scheduled for the most important Jiu-Jitsu hubs on the planet. The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour completes with two additional events – ADGS London (Feb. 6-7) and ADGS Abu Dhabi (April 1-3). Go to ajptour.com for more info and registration deadlines on all events. Follow daily updates on the AJP Tour at our Instagram Channels @ajptour and @ajp.tv.
About the AJP Tour
Welcome to the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro
(AJP). This new groundbreaking Professional Jiu-Jitsu Sport Organization is born to revolutionize the world of Jiu-Jitsu competitions. With 78 events in all six continents in each season, the AJP aims to elevate our sport to levels of excellence and professionalism never achieved before.
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