Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu ยท Tournament Calendar

Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in Phoenix (2026)

Phoenix has one of the busiest BJJ tournament calendars in the southwest.

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Last updated: October 21st 2026

First Responder Grappling Tournament

First Responder Grappling Tournament

PEORIA, United States

November 7th 2026
17 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$50
Gi've Back Fall Open 2026

Gi've Back Fall Open 2026

Phoenix, AZ, United States

November 7th 2026
17 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$50
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

December 5th 2026
45 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

December 5th 2026
45 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team
Pro Open Bjj Phoenix Arizona

Pro Open Bjj Phoenix Arizona

Phoenix, AZ, United States

January 9th 2027
80 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$30 - $83
Prizes
Team
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, AZ, United States

March 6th 2027
136 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, AZ, United States

June 26th 2027
248 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, AZ, United States

September 25th 2027
339 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team
Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Grappling Industries PHOENIX

Phoenix, AZ, United States

December 4th 2027
409 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$30 - $90
Prizes
Team

About BJJ tournaments in Phoenix

Phoenix has one of the busiest BJJ tournament calendars in the southwest. Grappling Industries Phoenix is the most frequent event, and CompNet runs the CompNet USA Southwest Regional Championship and CompNet Phoenix Summer Championship.

Other regular competitions include the Combat Sports Report Invitational, Pro Open BJJ Phoenix, NAGA Phoenix, the UFC BJJ Open, the Samurai Submission Series and United Grappling events. Some events in the area are held in nearby Tempe and Payson.

Gi divisions are offered at around half of events and No-Gi at about four in ten. Around a third include an absolute division, and a little under a third have kids divisions. Custom rules are most common, with some events using IBJJF rules, and round-robin brackets are widely used. Entry typically costs around $30โ€“$90. September and November are the busiest months, followed by February, August and March.

BJJ tournaments in Phoenix: FAQs

When are BJJ tournaments held in Phoenix?

September and November are the busiest months, followed by February, August and March.

Which organizers run BJJ tournaments in Phoenix?

Grappling Industries runs the most events. CompNet, Pro Open BJJ, NAGA, Grappling X and the UFC BJJ Open also hold tournaments here.

How much does a BJJ tournament in Phoenix cost?

Entry typically costs around $30–$90, with extra divisions and late registration costing more.

Are there kids BJJ divisions in Phoenix?

Yes. A little under a third of Phoenix events include kids divisions.

What rules do Phoenix BJJ tournaments use?

Most events use the organizer's own rules, and some follow IBJJF rules. Round-robin brackets are common, especially at Grappling Industries events.