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Rustam Sartbaev vs Saoud Naser Al Harthi

AD World Masters 2022 · Day 2 · Mat 9

Qualifier BrownMaster 1Male120KG
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Win Rustam Sartbaev Qazaq Batyry
Loss Saoud Naser Al Harthi M.O.D UAE

Rustam Sartbaev vs Saoud Naser Al Harthi is an AJP competition video from AD World Masters 2022, Qualifier in the Brown / Master 1 / Male / 120KG division, recorded on Mat 9 (Day 2). It is one of 23,714 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
AD World Masters 2022
Division
Brown / Master 1 / Male / 120KG
Round
Qualifier
Mat
Mat 9 · Day 2

More competition video of these two — 7 other matches in the BJJ video database

W Rustam Sartbaev def. Ivan Makeev Watch ACBJJ · ACBJJ World 2025 — Day 1 · Brown / Master 1 Gi / Male / 100+ kg
L Raphael Oliveira def. Saoud Naser Al Harthi Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Brown / Master 1 / Male / 120KG
W Rustam Sartbaev def. Gonikov Zaur Watch ACBJJ · ACBJJ World 2025 — Day 1 · Brown / Master 1 Gi / Male / 100+ kg
L Helder Jose Rodrigues Junior def. Saoud Naser Al Harthi Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2022 — Day 2 · Brown / Professional / Male / 120KG
L Surakat Ibragimkhalilov def. Rustam Sartbaev Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Brown / Master 1 / Male / 120KG
L Arash Karimi def. Saoud Naser Al Harthi Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2021 — Day 1 · Purple / Master 1 / Male / 120KG
W Rustam Sartbaev def. Jorge Lagos Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Brown / Master 1 / Male / 120KG
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