King of Parterre tournament 800 athletes in Irkutsk

Oct 4

Vesti-Irkutsk's full King of Parterre report describes 800 Brazilian jiu-jitsu competitors from across Russia at Irkutsk's Baikal Arena, with seven mats in use for ten hours and adult and child gi and no-gi divisions, starting at age four. Nine-year-old Sergey Moskovskikh describes submissions after winning gold in both divisions. SPC head Vyacheslav Kudryashov explains belts and crowns, claiming the crown prizes are a first in Russia. Coach Vladimir Miroshnikov describes beginners' competition experiences. The report explains scoring and submissions and presents its view of the sport's accessibility and safety. Its closing notice says the SPC Siberian and Far Eastern championship is planned at the same arena for December 6, with registration open and spectators admitted free; this notice is a plan, not a completed championship.

The SPC King of Parterre Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament is held at Irkutsk's Baikal Arena on October 4, 2026. Vesti-Irkutsk reports 800 competitors from across Russia on seven mats, with adult and child gi and no-gi divisions. Nine-year-old Sergey Moskovskikh wins gold in both divisions. SPC head Vyacheslav Kudryashov describes championship belts and crowns and claims the crown prizes are a Russian first. The report contains competitors' and a coach's accounts; no full medal table is supplied.