Diego Vargas

He picked up Muay-Thai while he was a 15-year-old, and ever since embarking on the beautiful journey, the Brazilian instructor has ventured into a couple more martial arts, most notably in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, securing a gold medal at the 2019 Seoul IBJJF No-Gi tournament, and three more podium finishes at the same tournament in different categories.

Not only does he possess a wealth of experience in BJJ, but Vargas also boasts a formidable mixed martial arts record of 16 fights under his name apart from his experience in “the art of eight limbs”.

His goal at Monarchy MMA is straightforward – to make sure he passes on valuable knowledge to his newest batch of students. To him, seeing his students succeed and improving themselves on and off the mats is what motivates him to keep on improving as an individual and a coach.

His path in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu:

• Black Belt under Cristiano Marcello since April/2017.
• 1st Black Belt under Cristiano Marcello since February/2021.

Record:

• MMA: 9-6

Diego’s Fights & Tournaments Playlist:

BJJ/NOGI Tournaments Results:

• Champion – Cup Guairacá 2017
• 1st place – Seoul IBJJF NOGI 2019
• 2nd place – Seoul IBJJF Open 2019
• 3rd place – Open class Seoul IBJJF Open 2019
• 3rd place – open class Seoul IBJJF Open 2019
• 3rd place – open class B.O. Fight Beijing 2019
• 3rd place – Curitiba IBJJF Open 2017
• 3rd place – BH IBJJF International Open 2017
• 3rd place – Curitiba Open 2017
• 3rd place – Absolute Guairacá Cup 2017

Diego’s official fight record:

Diego in the news:

CM System Busca 100% De Aproveitamento No Imortal FC

Nação Cyborg 3: Confira o card completo

Three big wins at the Knockdown MMA event in Lages/SC

Reportagem TV Cultura – 2007 ou 2008

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A typical Brazilian jiu-jitsu sport is in China and Luana went to try it out.