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Seonghun Yoo vs Dwight Brooks

AD World Professional 2022 · Day 2 · Mat 11

Eighth-Finals Men's GIBlackProfessional85KG # MAIN BRACKET
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Win Seonghun Yoo ASM BJJ KOREA WABS
Loss Dwight Brooks Amiri Guard Sports Club

Seonghun Yoo vs Dwight Brooks is an AJP competition video from AD World Professional 2022, Eighth-Finals in the Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET division, recorded on Mat 11 (Day 2). It is one of 31,656 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
AD World Professional 2022
Division
Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET
Round
Eighth-Finals
Mat
Mat 11 · Day 2

More competition video of these two — 6 other matches in the BJJ video database

L Isaque Braz def. Seonghun Yoo Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2022 — Day 2 · Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET
L Darwin Garnica def. Dwight Brooks Watch AJP · AJP Tour Asia Continental 2024 Amateurs Masters — Day 1 · Black / Master 2 / Male / 94KG
L Pablo Estepa def. Seonghun Yoo Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2022 — Day 2 · Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET
L Vladimir Skuinsh def. Dwight Brooks Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Men's GI / Black / Master 3 / 85KG
W Dwight Brooks def. Vahid Vazirian Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2022 — Day 2 · Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET
L Uanderson Ferreira def. Dwight Brooks Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2022 — Day 2 · Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG # MAIN BRACKET
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