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Team Lloyd Irvin continues to set the standard for always competing against the best competitions in the world. Even if we have to travel all over the world! This weekend Fowler, JT and Camacho are in Japan to test their skills, and the entire Team Purebred Lloyd Irvin Posse is there in full force. When it comes to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC, you have to see our training for yourself. Our world results already speak for itself. Brackets for this weekend have already been posted. Mike Fowler Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Bracket. Mike Fowler moved up one weight class because there was no one registered in his division.

JT Torres BJJ Bracket

Frank Camacho Gracie Jiu Jitsu Bracket

Both Mike Fowler and JT Torres are competing in the open division. Check out there brackets below.

Black Belt Open division brackets.

After this tournament in Japan, the guys are headed to Brazil to get some more Jiu Jitsu experience for 2009 @ The World Jiu Jitsu Pro Cup.

Go TEAM LLOYD IRVIN!!!

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