Royler Gracie

Sources for this profile

• Gracie Humaitá, “About,” undated. ↗(opens in a new tab)

  • Gracie Humaitá identifies Royler Gracie as born on December 6, 1965, and says he began training in jiu-jitsu at age three with his father, Hélio Gracie, alongside relatives who trained.

    Where in the source: MASTERS TEAM — ROYLER GRACIE; paragraph beginning “Royler Gracie, born on December 6, 1965”.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

  • Gracie Humaitá describes Royler Gracie as an eighth-degree red-and-black belt, a four-time World Jiu-Jitsu Champion in the featherweight category, and a competitor in black-belt events for more than 20 years.

    Where in the source: MASTERS TEAM — ROYLER GRACIE; belt and competition summary in the two paragraphs beneath his name.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

  • Gracie Humaitá says Royler Gracie managed its Rio de Janeiro academy for many years under Hélio Gracie’s guidance and now resides in San Diego.

    Where in the source: MASTERS TEAM — ROYLER GRACIE; paragraph beginning “For many years, he managed”.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

  • Gracie Humaitá describes Royler Gracie as an eighth-degree red-and-black belt.

    Where in the source: MASTERS TEAM — ROYLER GRACIE; belt and competition summary in the two paragraphs beneath his name.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

• ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship 1999, “Official Results,” February 24, 1999. ↗(opens in a new tab)

  • The ADCC Federation’s official results list Royler Gracie as the 1999 gold medalist in the -66 kg division.

    Where in the source: 1999 RESULTS table; -66kg row, Gold / 1st / Royler Gracie.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

• ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship 2000, “Official Results,” March 1, 2000. ↗(opens in a new tab)

  • The ADCC Federation’s official results list Royler Gracie as the 2000 gold medalist in the -66 kg division.

    Where in the source: 2000 RESULTS table; -66kg row, Gold / 1st / Royler Gracie.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

• ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship 2001, “Official Results,” April 11, 2001. ↗(opens in a new tab)

  • The ADCC Federation’s official results list Royler Gracie as the 2001 gold medalist in the -66 kg division.

    Where in the source: 2001 RESULTS table; -66kg row, Gold / 1st / Royler Gracie.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12

• International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation, “Hall of fame,” undated. ↗(opens in a new tab)

  • The IBJJF Hall of Fame page lists Royler Gracie among its inductees.

    Where in the source: Hall of fame list; entry “ROYLER GRACIE”.

    Accessed: 2026-09-12