Masters No-Gi Finnish Open 2026

Saturday, October 24, 2026 Hämeenlinna, Finland

At a Glance

Divisions

No-Gi

Entry

€35

Description

Masters No-Gi Finnish Open competition 2026 takes place at Hämeenlinna Loimua Areena on Saturday 24th of October 2026.

Masters Finnish Open is open for "Master 2+" competitors who was born 1990 or earlier.

The competition uses a new Double Elimination match format, which ensures that all competitors have at least two matches (no brackets below 3 competitors).

All competitors must have FBJJF Competitor license for year 2026.

Because of ongoing military activities in Ukraine the academies from Russia and Belarus and athletes with permanent residence in Russia or Belarus will no longer participate in the BJJ Finnish Open 2026, NoGi Finnish Open 2026, Masters BJJ Finnish Open 2026, Masters NoGi Finnish Open 2026 competitions. FBJJF’s Finnish Open 2026 competitions are welcoming all academies and athletes having permanent residency (or being registered) in other countries.

Masters BJJ Finnish Open -kilpailut 2026 järjestetään Hämeenlinnan Loimua Areenalla lauantaina 24.10.2026.

Masters BJJ Finnish Open -kilpailu on tarkoitettu vuonna 1990 tai aiemmin syntyneille.

Kaikilla ottelijoilla tulee olla SBJJL:n kilpailijalisenssi vuodelle 2026.

Event Details

Format

Double elimination

Schedule

Saturday, 24 October 2026 at Hämeenlinna Loimua Areena (no doors/start/end times stated)

Divisions

Male 35+€35
Male 45+€35
Female 35+€35

Organizer

SBJJL / FBJJF

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is Masters No-Gi Finnish Open 2026?

Masters No-Gi Finnish Open 2026 takes place on Saturday 24th of October 2026 at Hämeenlinna Loimua Areena.

Who can compete in Masters No-Gi Finnish Open 2026?

The competition is open for Master 2+ competitors who were born in 1990 or earlier.

What competition format will be used?

The competition uses a Double Elimination match format, ensuring that all competitors have at least two matches. There are no brackets below 3 competitors.

Is a competitor license required?

Yes. All competitors must have an FBJJF Competitor license for the year 2026.

Are there participation restrictions for Russia and Belarus?

Yes. Academies from Russia and Belarus and athletes with permanent residence in Russia or Belarus will not participate in the FBJJF Finnish Open 2026 competitions, including Masters No-Gi Finnish Open 2026. Academies and athletes with permanent residency or registration in other countries are welcomed.