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Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in Austria (2026)

Our list of BJJ Turniere in Österreich brings together the upcoming BJJ tournaments across Austria, from Gi and No-Gi opens to kids grappling events.

upcoming events
8
cities
6

Last updated: October 20th 2026

Grappling Industries AUSTRIA

Grappling Industries AUSTRIA

Mödling, Austria

October 24th 2026
4 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
€20 - €70
Prizes
Team
FCB Series

FCB Series

Kittsee, Austria

November 14th 2026
25 days
Austrian Grappling Open

Austrian Grappling Open

Wien, Austria

November 14th 2026
25 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
€50 - €2050
Fight2Submit Graz Open 19 I 14. November

Fight2Submit Graz Open 19 I 14. November

Graz, Austria

November 14th 2026
25 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€25
International  Latar Do Tournament Austrian Open

International Latar Do Tournament Austrian Open

Wien, Austria

November 21st 2026
32 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
MOMENTUM 14 - Vienna Open BJJ Gi & NoGi

MOMENTUM 14 - Vienna Open BJJ Gi & NoGi

A-2344 Maria Enzersdorf, Austria

November 28th 2026
39 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€10 - €50
Fight2Submit Graz Open 20 I 12. Dezember

Fight2Submit Graz Open 20 I 12. Dezember

Graz, Austria

December 12th 2026
53 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€30
ADCC AUSTRIAN OPEN 2027

ADCC AUSTRIAN OPEN 2027

Vienna, Austria

June 27th 2027
250 days
Divisions
Absolute Kids
Ruleset
ADCC
Entry
€30 - €80
Prizes
€300 Team

About BJJ tournaments in Austria

Our list of BJJ Turniere in Österreich brings together the upcoming BJJ tournaments across Austria, from Gi and No-Gi opens to kids grappling events. Vienna hosts by far the most competitions, with Graz a clear second. Innsbruck, Mödling, Tarrenz, Linz and Kapfenberg also appear regularly on the calendar, so there is usually an event within reach wherever you train.

Grappling Industries Austria is the most frequent recurring event, and other regular fixtures include the Adler Cup, Steel City BJJ, the Fight2Submit Graz Open, the Styrian Open Championship and the Vienna Open Championship (Offene Wiener Landesmeisterschaft). Momentum runs its Vienna Open BJJ Gi & No-Gi, 2Brave hosts the Grappling Series with separate kids and adult editions, and the Rookie Rumble caters to newer competitors. The ADCC Austrian Federation is also active.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are offered in almost equal measure, around three in ten events include kids divisions and roughly one in five has an absolute division. IBJJF and ADCC rules are used about equally, with some events running house rules, and round robin brackets are a common format. Entry fees usually start from around €24–€30. September is the busiest month, followed by November, June, May and October.

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BJJ tournaments in Austria: FAQs

When are BJJ Turniere in Österreich held?

BJJ tournaments in Austria run throughout the year, but September is the busiest month, followed by November, June, May and October. Check the list above for the latest dates on the 2026 calendar.

Where are most BJJ tournaments in Austria held?

Vienna hosts the most BJJ competitions, followed by Graz. Innsbruck, Mödling, Tarrenz, Linz and Kapfenberg also host events.

How much does a BJJ tournament in Austria cost?

Entry fees usually start from around €24–€30 for a single division. Prices vary by organiser and event, so check the registration page of each tournament.

Which rules do Austrian BJJ tournaments use?

IBJJF and ADCC rules are the most common, used about equally, while some events run their own house rules. Round robin brackets are a popular format.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in Austria?

Yes. Around three in ten events include kids divisions, and series such as the 2Brave Grappling Series run dedicated kids editions.