Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in England (2026)

England has the busiest competition calendar in the UK, with London hosting by far the most BJJ tournaments.

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BKK British Clicker Championships 2026

BKK British Clicker Championships 2026

Reading, United Kingdom

November 14th 2026
5 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
£15 - £1015
The Neon BJJ Open 2026 (Gi & NoGi)

The Neon BJJ Open 2026 (Gi & NoGi)

Southampton, United Kingdom

November 14th 2026
5 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£20 - £40
Prizes
Team
BJJ247 Brighton Open 2026

BJJ247 Brighton Open 2026

Brighton, United Kingdom

November 15th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
£18 - £50
Prizes
Team
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ALL STARS BJJ NORTH

ALL STARS BJJ NORTH

Manchester, United Kingdom

November 15th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£10 - £35
Prizes
Cash
English Open 2026

English Open 2026

London, United Kingdom

November 21st 2026
12 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£50 - £70
Prizes
Team
Empire Grappling: Lancashire Open 2026

Empire Grappling: Lancashire Open 2026

Wigan, United Kingdom

November 21st 2026
12 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£25 - £50
Prizes
Team
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Urban Combat Winter Showdown 2026

Urban Combat Winter Showdown 2026

ipswich , England

November 22nd 2026
13 days
Entry
£12.50
2026 XMA Championships - Courage

2026 XMA Championships - Courage

York, United Kingdom

November 22nd 2026
13 days
Divisions
Absolute Kids
3rd Traditional Wushu Taolu Championships - GBWKF

3rd Traditional Wushu Taolu Championships - GBWKF

London, United Kingdom

November 22nd 2026
13 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
£201221 - £201321
Revolution Championships 2026 - North East

Revolution Championships 2026 - North East

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

November 22nd 2026
13 days
Entry
£25 - £625
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About BJJ tournaments in England

England has the busiest competition calendar in the UK, with London hosting by far the most BJJ tournaments. Manchester and Southampton come next, followed by Leeds, High Wycombe, Brighton, Essex, Coventry, Birmingham and Bournemouth.

All Stars BJJ is the most active organiser, running regional events such as All Stars BJJ London, South, North and Sheffield. Grappling Industries London returns several times a year, and other recurring competitions include the Essex Jiu Jitsu Open, the UKGCC BJJ Open, the Leicester Grappling Series Autumn Open and events from Pro Sport Grappling and BJJ247.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are offered in roughly equal measure, and around a third of events include an absolute division. About one in five events runs kids divisions. IBJJF rules are the most common ruleset, with round-robin brackets also widely used. Adult entry usually costs around £10–£49. Autumn is peak season, with November the busiest month, followed by October, September and January.

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BJJ tournaments in England: FAQs

When are BJJ tournaments held in England?

November is the busiest month, followed by October, September and January. There are events throughout the year, with the autumn months the most crowded.

Where are most BJJ tournaments in England held?

London hosts the most events by a wide margin. Manchester, Southampton, Leeds, High Wycombe and Brighton are the next most common locations.

How much does a BJJ tournament in England cost?

Adult entry fees are typically around £10–£49, with a typical minimum fee of about £18. Larger opens and multi-division entries cost more, and early registration is usually cheaper.

Which organisations run BJJ tournaments in England?

All Stars BJJ runs the most events, with regional shows across the country. Grappling Industries UK, Pro Sport Grappling, BJJ247 and the Essex Jiu Jitsu Open are also regular organisers.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in England?

Yes. Around one in five events includes kids divisions, and some organisers run dedicated youth competitions alongside their adult events.