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Alex My Nguyen

Alex My Nguyen is a black belt who won a 2022 IBJJF No-Gi world title and the women's advanced -55 kg division at the 2023 ADCC Dallas Open.

Biography

Alex My Nguyen is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt who represented Rockville, Maryland-based Standard Jiu-Jitsu and competed at both gi and no-gi world championships. Most of the results below come from International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation event records, which list her under My Bao Nguyen. Nguyen said in a 2017 interview that she began jiu-jitsu in January 2009. She described an early interest in judo throws and groundwork and said she carried concepts between wrestling and jiu-jitsu. In 2016, she won the juvenile blue-belt light weight division and the separate light open class at the IBJJF World Championship. The following May, she won the women's 125-pound Jits Revolution invitational in Memphis. At purple belt, Nguyen won the featherweight division at the 2018 No-Gi World Championship and the 2019 Pan Championship, then took second at the 2019 World Championship. She won the brown-belt featherweight division at the 2020 Pan No-Gi Championship. FloGrappling's 2021 athlete brief named Greg Souders as her coach and dated her black-belt promotion to December 2020. She placed third in the black-belt featherweight division at the 2021 Pan No-Gi Championship. In 2022, Nguyen won the black-belt light-feather division at both the Pan No-Gi Championship and the No-Gi World Championship for Standard Jiu-Jitsu. She finished the Pan final by rear-naked choke. At the June 2023 ADCC Dallas Open, she won the women's advanced -55 kg division.

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