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Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho vs Israel Moya

ADGS Rio Pro 2025 · Day 1 · Mat 6

Qualifier PurpleProfessionalMale85KG
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Win Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho M.O.D UAE
Loss Israel Moya Math of Jiu-Jitsu

Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho vs Israel Moya is an AJP competition video from ADGS Rio Pro 2025, Qualifier in the Purple / Professional / Male / 85KG division, recorded on Mat 6 (Day 1). It is one of 30,378 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
ADGS Rio Pro 2025
Division
Purple / Professional / Male / 85KG
Round
Qualifier
Mat
Mat 6 · Day 1

More competition video of these two — 5 other matches in the BJJ video database

L Pedro Rangel def. Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho Watch AJP · ADGS Rio Pro 2025 — Day 1 · Purple / Professional / Male / 85KG
L Jefferson Meireles def. Israel Moya Watch AJP · ADGS Rio 2026 — Day 1 · Purple / Master 3 / Male / 77KG
W Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho def. Gabriel Santana Gomes IBJJF · Brasiliero Sem Kimono 2025 — Day 1 · Purple / Adult / Male / Medium-Heavy
L Reece Cassidy def. Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho IBJJF · Brasiliero Sem Kimono 2025 — Day 1 · Purple / Adult / Male / Medium-Heavy
L Ighor Pires da Silva def. Wendhel Cunha de Carvalho IBJJF · Rio Spring 2025 — Day 2 · Purple / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy
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