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bjj.media is the daily home of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Our job is to report the sport clearly and credibly — for the practitioner, the fan, and the AI agent reading over our shoulder. This page is our charter: what we cover, and how.
Neutrality
We cover the sport, not sides. bjj.media is not aligned with any team, academy, federation, or promotion. We report results and developments as they happen, name sources, and separate reporting from opinion — and when we run opinion, we label it. Sponsorship never buys coverage, and commercial partnerships are kept clearly apart from editorial.
What we cover
Our coverage runs across six pillars. Together they span the day-to-day of the sport and the reference material that makes it navigable.
Step-by-step breakdowns, tied to positions and taught with clear intent.
The moments worth watching, always credited to the creator who filmed them.
Promotions, milestones, and the long road through the ranks.
The reference layer — positions, athletes, teams, and events, kept current.
The people, rivalries, and history that give the sport its shape.
Results and developments, reported quickly and without spin.
Corrections & takedowns
We aim to get it right, and to fix it fast when we do not. If something we published is inaccurate, tell us and we will correct it and note the change. We credit every clip we feature; if you are a creator or rights-holder and want a clip credited differently or removed, use our takedown process and we will act promptly.
Editorial contact
Tips, corrections, and editorial questions: hello@bjj.media.