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Ethan Major

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Posted On: June 2nd 2025, 01:09 pm
IBJJF Worlds 2025
A dream come true I’ve always wanted to compete as a black belt at the Pyramid and on Saturday, I finally got to live that moment. Grateful for the experience and more motivated than ever. Now it’s time to head home and get ready for what’s next. #365 #ibjjf #ibjjfworlds #blackbelt #loading #jiujitsu

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Comments (29)
a.racine93 a year ago

a.racine93

🔥🔥🔥

gabbyaumont_bjj a year ago

gabbyaumont_bjj

👏👏👏

hyperflycanada a year ago

hyperflycanada

🔥🔥🔥

matthew_isaacs97 a year ago

matthew_isaacs97

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maryam_sports_online_store_ a year ago

maryam_sports_online_store_

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eduardoroque a year ago

eduardoroque

luta muito

profcostabjj a year ago

profcostabjj

🙌🙌🔥🔥👏👏

bondoc133 a year ago

bondoc133

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danielefron06 a year ago

danielefron06

🔥

maj8rcrew a year ago

maj8rcrew

Amazing to watch you achieve this moment 😊 Proud of you!

remalovett a year ago

remalovett

Amazing! 🔥🔥

valdezstrengthandperformance a year ago

valdezstrengthandperformance

🔥🔥🔥

gianctamayo a year ago

gianctamayo

Boa sensei mlk🔥

s.meigagbjj a year ago

s.meigagbjj

proud 🔥👏

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