Ricardo Liborio
1996 World champion Ricardo Liborio helped found Brazilian Top Team and American Top Team before bringing jiu-jitsu teaching to UCF.
Biography
Sources for this profile
BJJ Heroes, "Ricardo Liborio" (accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
BJJ Heroes identifies Antonio Ricardo Jardim Liborio as born in 1967 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Where in the source: Full Name: Antonio Ricardo Jardim Liborio; Ricardo Liborio was born on the 13th of July 1967 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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BJJ Heroes states that Liborio was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Where in the source: born ... in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Martial Arts Nation, "History" (accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
Martial Arts Nation's official history says Liborio began Brazilian jiu-jitsu at the Carlson Gracie Academy as a teenager and received his black belt from Carlson Gracie in 1993.
Where in the source: At age 15, he began learning Brazilian jiu-jitsu at the Carlson Gracie Academy; In 1993, he received his black belt from Master Gracie
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Martial Arts Nation's official history says Liborio helped found Brazilian Top Team in 2000 and, after moving to the United States, established American Top Team in 2001.
Where in the source: 2000 – Liborio and several teammates found Brazilian Top Team; 2001 – ... moves to the United States, where he founds American Top Team
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Martial Arts Nation says Liborio left the MMA industry in 2017 and created Martial Arts Nation to take his teaching in a new direction.
Where in the source: in 2017, he left the MMA industry to build Liborio's Martial Arts Nation
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IBJJF, "World Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship 1996" results (accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
IBJJF's official 1996 World Championship results list Ricardo Liborio of Carlson Gracie first in the adult black-belt super-heavy division and second in the adult black-belt open class.
Where in the source: Adult / Black / Male / Super Heavy — 1 Ricardo Liborio Carlson Gracie; Adult / Black / Male / Open Class — 2 Ricardo Liborio Carlson Gracie
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ADCC News, "ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship 2000" (accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
ADCC's official 2000 results list Ricardo Liborio as the silver medalist in the -88 kg division.
Where in the source: 2000 RESULTS — -88kg — Silver — 2nd — Ricardo Liborio
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Camille Dolan, University of Central Florida, "Internationally Known Martial Artist to Teach Brazilian Jiu-jitsu this Fall" (published 2019-08-23; accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
The University of Central Florida reported in 2019 that Liborio became instructor for its beginning and intermediate Brazilian jiu-jitsu courses after supporting its BJJ club and helping develop the accredited offering.
Where in the source: PEM 2402, Beginning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and PEM 2403, Intermediate Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu; Instructor Ricardo Liborio; worked for about a year to add BJJ to UCF's course offerings
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Marcelo Alonso, Sherdog, "Ricardo Liborio Receives 7th Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu" (published 2024-03-18; accessed 2026-09-13).(opens in a new tab)
Sherdog reported that Liborio received a coral belt at a March 2024 ceremony at Brazilian Top Team headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.
Where in the source: coral belt (seventh degree black belt) graduation of Liborio
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Sherdog identifies Liborio's March 2024 coral-belt promotion as seventh degree and says his present focus is teaching jiu-jitsu at the University of Central Florida.
Where in the source: coral belt (seventh degree black belt); today Liborio dedicates himself to teaching jiu-jitsu at the University of Central Florida
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Competition results
| Year | Event | Result | Division |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | ADCC 2015Source: adcombat.comNo-giVerified | 1st place | No-giVerified |
| 2000 | ADCC 2000Source: adcombat.com-88 kgNo-giVerified | 2nd place | -88 kgNo-giVerified |
| 1999 | ADCC 1999Source: adcombat.com-88 kgNo-giVerified | 3rd place | -88 kgNo-giVerified |
| 1996 | IBJJF World ChampionshipSource: en.wikipedia.orgAbsoluteGiVerified | 2nd place | AbsoluteGiVerified |
| 1996 | IBJJF World ChampionshipSource: en.wikipedia.org-100 kgGiVerified | 1st place | -100 kgGiVerified |