SWISS BJJ & GRAPPLING FEST IV - BJJ Tournament in Morges 2027

SWISS BJJ & GRAPPLING FEST IV

Saturday, February 6, 2027 MORGES, Switzerland

At a Glance

Divisions
Gi No-Gi

Description

 BJJ & GRAPPLING FESTIVAL: THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS!

Get ready for an adrenaline-filled day on the mats. The Swiss Jiu-Jitsu Association (SJJA) is proud to invite the entire community to the BJJ & Grappling Festival. Whether you are a seasoned competitor or looking for your first tournament experience, this event is for you!

EVENT DETAILS

  •  Date: Nov 7th, 2026
  • Start Time: 1:00 PM (13:00)
  • Location: Salle de Beausobre  - Morges
  •  Eligibility: Open to all academies and affiliations.

COMPETITION FORMAT

The festival will feature two main categories, allowing athletes to test their skills in different styles:

  1. GI Tournament (Kimono): Traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu rules.
  2. NO-GI Tournament (Grappling): Fast-paced action with modern grappling rules.

WHY PARTICIPATE?

  • Test Your Limits: Face new opponents and sharpen your technique.
  • Professional Environment: High-standard refereeing and organization.
  • Community: Meet practitioners from all over Switzerland and beyond.
  • Forge Strength: Create legendary moments on the mat.
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Event Details

Schedule
Date: Nov 7, 2026; Start time: 1:00 PM (13:00)

Divisions

  • Women +18 years70 CHF
    GI
  • Men +18 years70 CHF
    GI
  • Women +18 yr - NOGI GRAPPLING70 CHF
  • Men +18 yr - NOGI / GRAPPLING70 CHF

Organizer

EJIU LEAGUE
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Frequently Asked Questions

When and what time is SWISS BJJ & GRAPPLING FEST IV?
The event is on Nov 7th, 2026 and starts at 1:00 PM (13:00).
Where is the event held?
Salle de Beausobre - Morges.
Who is organizing the event?
The Swiss Jiu-Jitsu Association (SJJA) is hosting the festival.
Who is eligible to compete?
The event is open to all academies and affiliations.
What competition formats are offered?
There are two main categories: a GI Tournament (Kimono) and a NO-GI Tournament (Grappling).
What rules are used for the GI and NO-GI divisions?
The GI Tournament follows traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu rules, and the NO-GI Tournament uses modern grappling rules.
Is the event suitable for first-time competitors?
Yes; the event is presented as suitable for seasoned competitors and those looking for their first tournament experience.

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