REORG FALL OPEN 2026

Sunday, October 4, 2026 London, England, United Kingdom

At a Glance

Divisions

Gi No-Gi Absolute

Ruleset

IBJJF

Entry

£10 - £60

Description

Registration is NOW OPEN for the REORG FALL OPEN 2026!

One of the UK’s most inclusive Gi & NoGi Jiu-Jitsu tournaments returns on October 4th, 2026 at the University of East London.

Open to competitors of all abilities, experience levels, and para divisions, the REORG Fall Open brings together the Jiu-Jitsu community for a full day of high-level competition, sportsmanship, and purpose.

Whether you’re stepping onto the mats for the first time or you’re a seasoned competitor, this event gives every athlete the chance to test themselves in a welcoming and professionally run championship environment.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER 4TH

Why Compete in the REORG OPEN?

• All proceeds go directly to the REORG Charity Helping those who helped us – military, veterans, and emergency services personnel who face life-altering injuries, PTSD, and depression.

• Gi & NoGi divisions

• Inclusive divisions for para athletes

• IBJJF ruleset

• Beginner to advanced competitors welcome

• Professional event setup and smooth scheduling

• A chance to support an incredible cause through competition

EVENT DETAILS

Venue: University of East London - Docklands Campus

University Way, Cyprus, London, England, E16 2RD, United Kingdom

📅 Date: October 4th, 2026

Pricing Tiers – Register Early for the Best Deals!

What You Need to Know

• Divisions: Open to everyone with all abilities and disabilities levels! If there are fewer than three competitors in a division, athletes may be moved to ensure competitive matches (unless otherwise requested).

You can make changes to your registration via your Smoothcomp account until midnight on 28th Sep. Event organisers may make changes to your division but it is the athlete's responsibility to move divisions if they wish. If there are any errors on the application or the name is not included on the list, changes should be made until the event's registration deadline, requests sent after the correction deadline will be ignored.

If it is not possible to provide a match after category combining, athletes will receive a default medal and points unless they wish to request a refund, which must be done within 48 hours of the event (6th October 23:59).

• Ruleset: IBJJF Rule Set

Uniform Exceptions: Competitors are not required to wear ranked rashguards, shorts, or specific gi colors.

All other uniform regulations and policies apply.

• Weigh-Ins: Ensure you’re in the correct weight division to avoid disqualification. Gi competitors must weigh in wearing their gi, while NoGi competitors must wear a rash guard and shorts. There is NO TOLERANCE on weight categories.

IMPORTANT DATES

REFUND POLICY

IMPORTANT DETAILS

THE PARA JIU-JITSU CLASSES & REGULATIONS

FAQ

Bring Your Best & Join the REORG Family

Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or stepping onto the mat for the first time, the REORG OPEN is the ultimate stage to challenge yourself while giving back. Let’s make history together.

📢 Secure your spot TODAY!

Every step on the mat is a step toward changing lives

Event Details

Registration

Registration open now; registration changes via Smoothcomp allowed until midnight on 28 Sep 2026. Refund requests must be made within 48 hours of the event (by 6 Oct 2026 23:59).

Weigh-In

Gi competitors must weigh in wearing their gi; NoGi competitors must wear a rash guard and shorts. There is NO TOLERANCE on weight categories; ensure you’re in the correct weight division to avoid disqualification.

Divisions

Boys Gi£50
Boys No-Gi£50
Girls Gi£50
Girls No-Gi£50
Juvenile Boys Gi£50
16-17 years
Juvenile Boys No-Gi£50
16-17 years
Juvenile Girls Gi£50
16-17 years
Juvenile Girls No-Gi£50
16-17 years
Male Gi£60
18 years and above
Male No-Gi£60
18 years and above
Female Gi£60
18 years and above
Female No-Gi£60
18 years and above
Parajiu-jitsu Male£10
Parathletes
Parajiu-jitsu Female£10
Parathletes
Male Absolute No-Gi£10
Male Absolute Gi£10
Female Absolute No-Gi£10
Female Absolute Gi£10

Organizer

REORG

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the REORG FALL OPEN 2026?

The event is on October 4th, 2026 at the University of East London - Docklands Campus, University Way, Cyprus, London, England, E16 2RD, United Kingdom.

Who can compete in the event?

The event is open to competitors of all abilities, experience levels, and para divisions.

Are both Gi and No-Gi divisions available?

Yes. The tournament includes Gi and NoGi divisions.

What ruleset will be used?

The event uses the IBJJF Rule Set.

Are there any uniform exceptions?

Competitors are not required to wear ranked rashguards, shorts, or specific gi colors. All other uniform regulations and policies apply.

How do weigh-ins work?

Competitors must be in the correct weight division to avoid disqualification. Gi competitors must weigh in wearing their gi, while NoGi competitors must wear a rash guard and shorts; there is NO TOLERANCE on weight categories.

Can divisions be combined or changed?

If there are fewer than three competitors in a division, athletes may be moved to ensure competitive matches unless otherwise requested. Event organisers may make changes to divisions, but athletes are responsible for moving divisions if they wish.

What is the deadline to change my registration?

You can make changes to your registration via your Smoothcomp account until midnight on 28th Sep. Errors on the application or missing names must be corrected by the event's registration deadline; requests sent after the correction deadline will be ignored.

What happens if no match can be provided after category combining?

If it is not possible to provide a match after category combining, athletes will receive a default medal and points unless they request a refund. The refund request must be made within 48 hours of the event, by 6th October 23:59.

Where do the event proceeds go?

All proceeds go directly to the REORG Charity, supporting military, veterans, and emergency services personnel facing life-altering injuries, PTSD, and depression.