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Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in United Kingdom (2026)

London holds more BJJ tournaments than any other UK city by a clear margin, with Manchester a distant second.

upcoming events
143
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59

Last updated: October 18th 2026

Polaris / Pro Sport Grappling - Birmingham

Polaris / Pro Sport Grappling - Birmingham

Birmingham, United Kingdom

October 18th 2026
1 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£15 - £60
ALL STARS BJJ BRIGHTON

ALL STARS BJJ BRIGHTON

Brighton, United Kingdom

October 18th 2026
1 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£10 - £35
Prizes
Cash
Nova Grappling - Youth Open 12

Nova Grappling - Youth Open 12

Croydon, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

October 18th 2026
1 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£35
SW Grappling 4

SW Grappling 4

Plymouth, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£25 - £50
Prizes
£300 Team
Hikmah Youth: Nusaybah Gi Open 2026

Hikmah Youth: Nusaybah Gi Open 2026

Huddersfield, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£30
Final Kumite 6

Final Kumite 6

Brighton, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£38
ADCC British Open Championships 2026

ADCC British Open Championships 2026

Coventry, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Absolute Kids
Ruleset
ADCC
Entry
£55 - £75
The Kent open international Sambo championships

The Kent open international Sambo championships

Kent, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
£30 - £1730
Empire Grappling: Northern Sub Only Championships 2026

Empire Grappling: Northern Sub Only Championships 2026

Leeds, England

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
£15 - £30
Prizes
Team
North London Super Challenge 12

North London Super Challenge 12

London, England, United Kingdom

October 24th 2026
6 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
£15 - £45
Prizes
£150

About BJJ tournaments in United Kingdom

London holds more BJJ tournaments than any other UK city by a clear margin, with Manchester a distant second. Leeds, Brighton, High Wycombe, Essex, Coventry and Birmingham add regular events across England, while Belfast anchors competition in Northern Ireland and Grappling Industries Scotland covers the Scottish calendar.

All Stars BJJ is the busiest organiser, running events such as All Stars BJJ London and All Stars BJJ South. Grappling Industries runs frequent London and Scotland events with round-robin brackets, and other recurring names include the Essex Jiu Jitsu Open, Pro Sport Grappling, BJJ247 (North), Scottish Grappling, the UKGCC BJJ Open and the Solid Ground All Ireland youth championships in Belfast.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are close to evenly split, around three in ten events include an absolute, and roughly one in five runs kids divisions. IBJJF rules are the most common ruleset. Adult entry is typically around £10–£49, with a median of about £20. Autumn is peak season, with November, October and September the busiest months.

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BJJ tournaments in United Kingdom: FAQs

When is BJJ competition season in the UK?

November is the busiest month, followed by October and September. January and March are the next busiest, and events run throughout the year.

Where are the most BJJ tournaments in the UK?

London hosts the most events, followed by Manchester. Belfast, Leeds, Brighton, High Wycombe, Essex, Coventry and Birmingham also hold regular tournaments.

How much does it cost to enter a BJJ tournament in the UK?

Adult entry fees typically range from around £10 to £49, with a median of about £20. Bigger opens and multiple-division entries sit at the top of that range.

Which organisations run BJJ tournaments in the UK?

All Stars BJJ runs the most events, alongside Grappling Industries, the Essex Jiu Jitsu Open, Pro Sport Grappling, BJJ247 (North) and Scottish Grappling.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in the UK?

Yes. Around one in five UK events offers kids divisions, and some, such as the Solid Ground All Ireland youth championships in Belfast, are dedicated to youth competitors.