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Jamil Abou Kasem vs Leonardo Gonzalez

AD World Masters 2021 · Day 2 · Mat 7

Main Bracket BlackMaster 4Male85KG
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Win Jamil Abou Kasem Team Nogueira Dubai
Loss Leonardo Gonzalez Leao BJJ Panama

Jamil Abou Kasem vs Leonardo Gonzalez is an AJP competition video from AD World Masters 2021, Main Bracket in the Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG division, recorded on Mat 7 (Day 2). It is one of 23,714 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
AD World Masters 2021
Division
Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG
Round
Main Bracket
Mat
Mat 7 · Day 2

More competition video of these two — 4 other matches in the BJJ video database

W Jamil Abou Kasem def. Christopher Easter Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG
W Leonardo Gonzalez def. Anderson Silva Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2021 — Day 2 · Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG
L Enkhtuvshin Batchuluun def. Jamil Abou Kasem Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG
L Alcenir Conceicao def. Jamil Abou Kasem Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Black / Master 4 / Male / 85KG
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