Marcio Feitosa, one of the biggest names in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, is a black belt under Carlos Gracie Junior, being also his master’s right-hand man in relation to Gracie Barra‘s affairs. A true ambassador of the sport, Marcio Feitosa conquered the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship on multiple occasions as well as the ADCC (Abu Dhabi Combat Club), the world’s most prestigious Submission Wrestling event. When Gracie Barra moved its headquarters to the United States, Marcio Feitosa did the same, being made the international team’s main coach and frontman.
Marcio Feitosa Jiu Jitsu
Full Name: Marcio Feitosa
Nickname: n/a
Lineage: Carlos Gracie Sr. > Helio Gracie > Carlos Gracie Junior > Marcio Feitosa
Main Competitive Achievements:
- 1st Place IBJJF ADCC (2001)
- 1st Place IBJJF World Championship (1997, 2001, 2002)
- 1st Place IBJJF ADCC Brazilian Trials (1999, 2000)
- 1st Place IBJJF Pan Championship (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)
- 1st Place IBJJF Brazilian Nationals (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)
- 2nd Place IBJJF World Championship (2006, 2003, 2000, 1999, 1998)
Weight Division: Peso Leve – Lightweight (76kg/167lbs)
Team/Association: Gracie Barra
Marcio Feitosa’s Biography
Marcio Feitosa was born on the 16th of May 1976 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was raised within an upper-class family environment in Barra da Tijuca, one of the best burgs in Rio de Janeiro, but unfortunately, his father abandoned the family leaving Marcio and his brother in charge of the household at the age of 12.
Marcio trained extensively at the Gracie Barra academy from a very young age, and when he reached 15, his master Carlos Gracie Junior invited him to be an assistant coach at the gym. This allowed Feitosa to help his mother put some much-needed money towards the bills.
Feitosa’s hard training ethics paid off and by the age of 19 he received his black belt, just two years after this, he wrote his name in BJJ history by winning the first Pan American BJJ games and the Brazilian Nationals. Feitosa would go on to win the Mundials the next year and become one of the strongest competitors of his generation winning against legendary fighters such as Leonardo Vieira and Vitor Ribeiro.
Marcio Feitosa is also one of the most famous Jiu-Jitsu fighters among the Brazilian Jet Set media for his long term relationship with TV actress Taís Araújo.
Marcio Feitosa Grappling Record
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BY POINTS
23 (72%) -
BY ADVANTAGES
4 (13%) -
BY SUBMISSION
3 (9%) -
BY DECISION
1 (3%) -
BY PENALTIES
1 (3%) - BY DQ
0 (0%)
3 SUBMISSIONS WINS
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BY POINTS
4 (40%) -
BY ADVANTAGES
4 (40%) -
BY SUBMISSION
1 (10%) -
BY DECISION
0 (0%) -
BY PENALTIES
1 (10%) - BY DQ
0 (0%)
1 SUBMISSION LOSSES
Marcio Feitosa Fight History
ID | Opponent | W/L | Method | Competition | Weight | Stage | Year |
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224 | Leonardo VieiraLeonardo Vieira | L | Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 1998 |
283 | Vitor ShaolinVitor Shaolin | L | Pts: 2x2, Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 1999 |
374 | Leonardo VieiraLeonardo Vieira | L | N/A | LPJJ | 75KG | F | 2000 |
390 | Vitor ShaolinVitor Shaolin | L | Pen | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 2000 |
424 | Renzo GracieRenzo Gracie | L | Guillotine | ADCC | 77KG | SF | 2000 |
777 | Pablo PopovitchPablo Popovitch | L | Points | ADCC | 77KG | R1 | 2003 |
881 | Daniel MoraesDaniel Moraes | L | Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 2003 |
1111 | Reinaldo RibeiroReinaldo Ribeiro | L | Pts: 0x0, Adv | GP Blackbelt | 70KG | 4F | 2004 |
1166 | Rany YahyaRany Yahya | L | Points | ADCC | 66KG | SF | 2005 |
1415 | Rubens CharlesRubens Charles | L | Pts: 8x0 | World Champ. | 70KG | F | 2006 |
72 | Bob Bass | W | Pts: 2x0 | Pan American | 76KG | 4F | 1996 |
73 | Cleber Luciano | W | Pts: 4x2 | Pan American | 76KG | SF | 1996 |
75 | Renato BarretoRenato Barreto | W | Points | Pan American | 76KG | F | 1996 |
115 | Leonardo VieiraLeonardo Vieira | W | Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 1997 |
137 | Royler GracieRoyler Gracie | W | Pts: 2x0 | Copa Pele | N/A | SPF | 1997 |
210 | Andre Marola | W | Pts: 5x0 | Team Nationals | 76KG | F | 1998 |
251 | Royler GracieRoyler Gracie | W | Pts: 4x2 | Oscar de JJ | 74KG | SPF | 1998 |
272 | Wender Braga | W | Points | Pan American | 76KG | F | 1999 |
389 | Leonardo SantosLeonardo Santos | W | Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | SF | 2000 |
416 | Caol Uno | W | Pts: 2x0 | ADCC | 77KG | R1 | 2000 |
422 | Carlos MachadoCarlos Machado | W | Pts: 2x0 | ADCC | 77KG | 4F | 2000 |
427 | Leonardo VieiraLeonardo Vieira | W | Adv | ADCC | 77KG | 3PLC | 2000 |
508 | Peter Angerer | W | Armbar | ADCC | 77KG | R1 | 2001 |
515 | F. Vasconcelos | W | Points | ADCC | 77KG | 4F | 2001 |
516 | Rodrigo GracieRodrigo Gracie | W | Points | ADCC | 77KG | SF | 2001 |
518 | Matt SerraMatt Serra | W | Pen | ADCC | 77KG | F | 2001 |
590 | Yamashira | W | Pts: 16x0 | World Champ. | 76KG | 4F | 2001 |
591 | Leonardo SantosLeonardo Santos | W | Adv | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 2001 |
622 | Daniel MoraesDaniel Moraes | W | Points | Arnold Classic | 73KG | F | 2001 |
663 | Crezio SouzaCrezio Souza | W | Ezekiel | World Champ. | 76KG | R1 | 2002 |
664 | Rafael BarbosaRafael Barbosa | W | Pts: 5x0 | World Champ. | 76KG | 4F | 2002 |
666 | Marcelo Pupo | W | Referee Decision | World Champ. | 76KG | F | 2002 |
875 | A. Candido | W | Pts: 12x0 | World Champ. | 76KG | R1 | 2003 |
877 | A. Brittes | W | Armbar | World Champ. | 76KG | 4F | 2003 |
879 | Marcos Pacheco | W | Pts: 11x8 | World Champ. | 76KG | SF | 2003 |
899 | Sean Williams | W | Pts: 6x0 | Brazil vs USA | 76KG | SPF | 2003 |
1107 | Unknown | W | Points | GP Blackbelt | 70KG | R1 | 2004 |
1161 | Urija Faber | W | Points | ADCC | 66KG | R1 | 2005 |
1410 | Antonio Jr. | W | Pts: 8x0 | World Champ. | 70KG | 4F | 2006 |
1414 | Reinaldo RibeiroReinaldo Ribeiro | W | Pts: 2x0 | World Champ. | 70KG | SF | 2006 |
1788 | Wilson ReisWilson Reis | W | Pts: 6x2 | NoGi Pan Am. | 76KG | 4F | 2007 |
1790 | Lucas LeiteLucas Leite | W | Pts: 2x0 | NoGi Pan Am. | 76KG | F | 2007 |
Marcio Feitosa vs Urijah Faber