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Tamiris Fernanda da Silva

A nursing student who first tried jiu-jitsu at 18, Tamiris Silva went on to win IBJJF world titles at brown belt in 2022 and at black belt in 2024.

Biography

Tamiris Fernanda da Silva is a heavyweight black belt with the Dream Art team and the 2024 IBJJF world champion in the women's black-belt heavyweight division. She had won the brown-belt world title at the same weight two years earlier. According to BJJ Heroes, she did not take up jiu-jitsu until she was 18 and studying nursing. Her BJJ Heroes biography gives her birth as 19 July 1996 in Mogi das Cruzes, in São Paulo state, and says she grew up active in sports. She took up martial arts at 12, beginning with judo, which she soon left, and moving on shortly afterwards to karate and kickboxing. Jiu-jitsu reached her through the gym where she lifted weights, when the coach Saulo Barbosa started a class there. Grappling did not especially interest her, but she saw Barbosa every day, and his positive manner led her to try a class. She had not competed in her earlier martial arts, yet she began entering jiu-jitsu tournaments straight away, and BJJ Heroes says her results led her to give up a part-time job so that she could put her time into her studies and her competitive career. IBJJF's results show what followed. Silva won the adult heavyweight division (79.3 kg) at the Brazilian Nationals, the Campeonato Brasileiro, at white belt in 2017 and at blue belt in 2018 and 2019. In 2019 she also took bronze in the blue-belt open class, which was won by her teammate Larissa Martins dos Santos. The results for those years give her team as Alliance. BJJ Heroes says that in 2019, as her time at blue belt was coming to an end, Dream Art approached Silva and Martins, and that with their instructor's agreement both moved to a team that offered them better prospects in the sport. Introducing a 2021 interview with the team's coaches, BJJ Heroes describes the Dream Art Project as a professional team founded in São Paulo in October 2018 to support a selected group of gifted young athletes, giving them high-level coaching, strength and conditioning and nutrition advice. Her BJJ Heroes profile says she trained a great deal there with the coaches Isaque Bahiense and Gabriel Figueiró and represented the team from purple belt through black belt. The profile names her favorite position as the lasso guard, an open guard in which the bottom player wraps a leg around the opponent's arm. IBJJF still listed her under Alliance at the 2020 European Championship, where she took bronze in the purple-belt heavyweight division. Dream Art had been closely linked with Alliance from the beginning and represented it on the international circuit, BJJ Heroes reported, until Bahiense and Figueiró announced the end of the partnership on 7 September 2021. From the 2021 Brazilian Nationals onward, the results list her under Dream Art. Those 2021 Nationals, held at the Arena da Juventude, gave her double gold at purple belt. Graciemag reported that on 30 September she beat two opponents to reach the heavyweight final, then took the title against Maria Raniele Alencar of Carlson Gracie Team. In the open class she beat three more to set up a final with Larissa Martins, her teammate and the middleweight champion. The two closed out that final for Dream Art, which in jiu-jitsu means that teammates who meet in a final do not contest it; IBJJF lists Silva first and Martins second. At brown belt in 2022 she won the heavyweight division at the Pan Championship, the Brazilian Nationals and the World Championship, and added bronze in the open class at the Pan and the Brazilian Nationals. The runner-up in Brazil was Thaynara Aparecida da Silva Dias. At the World Championship, which Graciemag says began on 2 June 2022, she beat Paige Ivette Borras 3–0 in the final, and Dream Art ranked first among adult female teams at the same event, with 62 points. BJJ Heroes describes that brown-belt crown as her first IBJJF world title and says Barbosa promoted her to black belt that June. The site traces her lineage from Carlos Gracie through Reyson Gracie, Osvaldo Alves, Luis Dagmar, André Galvão, Everdan Olegário and Paulo Barauna to Barbosa. At black belt, the 2023 Pan Championship brought bronze in both the heavyweight division and the open class. Graciemag reported that the heavyweight title went to the reigning world champion, Larissa Dias, who had eliminated Silva in the semifinal. At the Brazilian Nationals in Barueri, where the black-belt finals were held on 7 May 2023, Silva won heavyweight gold. Her opponent in the final was Thaynara Dias, who had also finished second to her at brown belt the year before, and Silva submitted her with a clock choke in the last minute, a performance Graciemag called dominant. At that year's World Championship she took bronze in a division won by Melissa Stricker Cueto. IBJJF's recap called the 2024 World Championship the biggest Worlds on record, counting 352 black-belt matches. On the way to the heavyweight final Silva beat Melissa Cueto on advantages, 3–0, after their match ended 2–2 on points. Her opponent in the final was Amanda Magda of Fratres, and FloGrappling's Portuguese-language report describes a tight contest. Silva began by pulling with strong grips on the collar while Magda tried to free herself. When Magda got loose and dove for a foot attack, she left an opening for Silva to come up on top for two points. Magda kept going after the feet and earned two advantages, but Silva avoided being submitted and controlled from on top to win 2–0. Larissa Dias de Almeida and Melissa Stricker Cueto completed the podium in third. FloGrappling's English coverage credited the win to "strong top pressure and tactical brilliance", and another FloGrappling report noted that it was her first IBJJF world title at black belt, a year after her bronze at the same championship. Also in 2024, Silva took bronze at the Pan Championship, in the super-heavyweight division, and at the Brazilian Nationals. On 17 November she competed at The Crown, an IBJJF event at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, California, with four men's and two women's divisions, each carrying prize money. FloGrappling's list of competitors put her in the women's super-heavyweight (unlimited) division as "Tamiris Silva, IBJJF World Champion", and Graciemag's results placed her fourth in a division won by Gabi Pessanha. Before the 2025 Brazilian Nationals in São Paulo, FloGrappling's own world rankings placed her first among women's heavyweights. She finished second there behind Yara Soares do Nascimento, and the 2026 Brazilian Nationals ended the same way, with silver behind the same winner. In 2025 she also took silver in the super-heavyweight division at the South American Championship. At the World Championship she placed third in the heavyweight division in both 2025 and 2026, and both times the title went to Larissa Dias de Almeida.

Sources for this profile

  • IBJJF, World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2022 — Results (results of academies).(opens in a new tab)

    • In the academy standings of the 2022 World Championship, DreamArt ranked first among adult female teams, with 62 points.

      Where in the source: 'Results of academies', adult female table, row 1 — 'DreamArt 62'.

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    • IBJJF's results for the 2022 World Championship list Silva first in the adult female brown-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division, under DreamArt, with Paige Ivette Borras second.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BROWN / HEAVY (175.00LB)', place 1 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'; place 2 — 'Paige Ivette Borras'.

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  • BJJ Heroes, 'Tamiris Silva' fighter profile.(opens in a new tab)

    • BJJ Heroes traces Silva's lineage as Carlos Gracie, Reyson Gracie, Osvaldo Alves, Luis Dagmar, André Galvão, Everdan Olegário, Paulo Barauna, Saulo Barbosa, Tamiris Silva.

      Where in the source: Stats box, lineage row.

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    • BJJ Heroes lists Silva's favourite position as the lasso guard and her weight division as heavyweight (pesado, 79 kg).

      Where in the source: Stats box, favourite position and weight division rows.

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    • BJJ Heroes calls Tamiris Fernanda da Silva a black belt under Saulo Barbosa and says she trained a great deal with Isaque Bahiense and Gabriel Figueiró at Dream Art's base, representing that team from purple belt through black belt.

      Where in the source: Opening paragraph above the stats box (paraphrased, no quote).

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    • Silva was born on 19 July 1996 in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, Brazil.

      Where in the source: Biography section, first sentence — 'born on July 19, 1996'.

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    • BJJ Heroes gives Silva's birthplace as Mogi das Cruzes, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.

      Where in the source: Biography section, first sentence (birthplace).

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    • Silva was involved in sports while growing up and took up martial arts at 12, starting with judo, which she did not keep up for long, and soon afterwards karate and kickboxing.

      Where in the source: Biography section, second paragraph — 'at the age of 12'.

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    • Silva came to jiu-jitsu when coach Saulo Barbosa started a class in the gym where she lifted weights; grappling did not particularly interest her, but meeting Barbosa every day and his positive manner led her to try a class at 18.

      Where in the source: Biography section, third paragraph — 'opened a class in the same gym'.

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    • Silva was a nursing student when she started jiu-jitsu. She had not competed in her earlier martial arts but began entering tournaments straight away, and BJJ Heroes says her results led her to give up a part-time job to concentrate on her studies and competing.

      Where in the source: Biography section, fourth paragraph — 'nursing college'.

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    • In 2019, near the end of her time as a blue belt and after national titles in three straight years (2017 at white belt, 2018 and 2019 at blue), Silva and her teammate Larissa Martins were approached by Dream Art; with their instructor's consent both moved to the team, which BJJ Heroes says offered them greater chances in the sport.

      Where in the source: Biography section, fifth paragraph (the 2019 move to Dream Art).

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    • BJJ Heroes says the 2022 brown-belt world crown was Silva's first IBJJF world title, and that Saulo Barbosa promoted her to black belt in June that year.

      Where in the source: Biography section, last paragraph — 'June of that year'.

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  • BJJ Heroes, 'Dream Art Split From Alliance, What is Next For The Dream Team?' (interview with the team's coaches, September 2021).(opens in a new tab)

    • BJJ Heroes describes the Dream Art Project as a professional jiu-jitsu team set up in São Paulo in October 2018 to back a selected group of gifted young athletes from poor backgrounds, offering them housing, top-level coaching, strength and conditioning, nutrition advice and language teachers.

      Where in the source: Opening paragraph — 'founded in São Paulo, Brazil, in October 2018'.

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    • From the start Dream Art was closely associated with Alliance and represented it on the international competition circuit; the partnership ended with an announcement on 7 September 2021 by the team's coaches, Isaque Bahiense and Gabriel Figueiró.

      Where in the source: Second paragraph — 'representing the famous Grappling Eagles'; 'September 7, 2021'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2017 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2017 Brazilian Nationals (Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu) list Silva first in the adult female white-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under the team name Alliance.

      Where in the source: Athletes results by category, heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / WHITE / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 1 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'Alliance'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2018 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2018 Brazilian Nationals list Silva first in the adult female blue-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under Alliance.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLUE / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 1 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'Alliance'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2019 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2019 Brazilian Nationals list Silva first in the adult female blue-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division and third in the blue-belt open class, which was won by Larissa Martins dos Santos; both were listed under Alliance.

      Where in the source: Headings 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLUE / HEAVY (79.30KG)' (place 1) and 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLUE / OPEN CLASS' (place 3) — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'Alliance'.

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  • IBJJF, European IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2020 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2020 European Championship list Silva third in the adult female purple-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under Alliance.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / PURPLE / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'Alliance'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2021 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2021 Brazilian Nationals list Silva first in both the adult female purple-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division and the purple-belt open class, under DreamArt; Larissa Martins dos Santos, also DreamArt, is second in the open class.

      Where in the source: Headings 'FEMALE / ADULT / PURPLE / HEAVY (79.30KG)' and 'FEMALE / ADULT / PURPLE / OPEN CLASS', place 1 in both — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • Graciemag, 'Brasileiro 2021: Tamiris e Larissa no topo da faixa-roxa', Graciemag Newsroom, 1 October 2021 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag reported that on 30 September 2021, at the Brazilian Nationals at the Arena da Juventude, Dream Art's Tamiris da Silva won double gold among purple belts: she beat two opponents to reach the heavyweight final, which she won against Maria Raniele Alencar (Carlson Gracie Team), then beat three in the open class to reach a final against teammate and middleweight champion Larissa Martins, which the two closed out for Dream Art.

      Where in the source: Paragraphs two and three — 'ouro duplo'; 'fecharam a final para a Dream Art'.

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  • IBJJF, Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2022 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2022 Pan Championship list Silva first in the adult female brown-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division and third in the brown-belt open class, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Headings 'FEMALE / ADULT / BROWN / HEAVY (175.00LB)' (place 1) and 'FEMALE / ADULT / BROWN / OPEN CLASS' (place 3) — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu (Juvenil, Adulto e Master) 2022 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2022 Brazilian Nationals list Silva first in the adult female brown-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, ahead of Thaynara Aparecida da Silva Dias, and third in the brown-belt open class, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Headings 'FEMALE / ADULT / BROWN / HEAVY (79.30KG)' (place 1) and 'FEMALE / ADULT / BROWN / OPEN CLASS' (place 3) — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • Graciemag, 'Mundial 2022: Caio "BB" se consagra no absoluto marrom', Redação Graciemag, 3 June 2022 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag's brown-belt results from the 2022 World Championship, which Graciemag says began on 2 June 2022, list the heavyweight final as Tamiris Fernanda beating Paige Ivette 3–0.

      Where in the source: Results list, heading 'PESADO' — 'derrotou Paige Ivette por 3 a 0'.

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  • IBJJF, Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2023 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2023 Pan Championship list Silva third in both the adult female black-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division and the black-belt open class, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Headings 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (175.00LB)' and 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / OPEN CLASS', place 3 in both — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • Graciemag, 'Pan 2023: Nicholas Meregali e Gabi Pessanha reinam na Flórida', 26 March 2023 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag reported that at the 2023 Pan Championship the reigning world champion Larissa Dias won the black-belt heavyweight title and had eliminated Tamiris Fernanda in the semifinal.

      Where in the source: Paragraph on the heavyweight division — 'Na semifinal, Dias eliminou Tamiris Fernanda'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu (Juvenil, Adulto e Master) 2023 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2023 Brazilian Nationals list Silva first in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, ahead of Thaynara Aparecida da Silva Dias, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 1 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • Graciemag, 'Brasileiro 2023: Victor Hugo e Gabi conquistam ouro duplo', Gabriel Almada, 7 May 2023 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag called Silva's performance in the black-belt heavyweight final of the 2023 Brazilian Nationals, held in Barueri, São Paulo, with black-belt finals on 7 May 2023, dominant: the Dream Art athlete finished Thaynara Dias with a clock choke (relógio) in the last minute.

      Where in the source: Paragraph before the results list — 'desempenho dominante'; 'com um relógio no minuto final'.

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  • IBJJF, World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2023 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2023 World Championship list Silva third in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division, under DreamArt; the division was won by Melissa Stricker Cueto.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (175.00LB)', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2024 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2024 Pan Championship list Silva third in the adult female black-belt super-heavyweight division, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / SUPER HEAVY', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2024 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2024 Brazilian Nationals list Silva third in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2024 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2024 World Championship list Silva first in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division, under DreamArt, with Amanda Magda de Oliveira second and Larissa Dias de Almeida and Melissa Stricker Cueto third.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (175.00LB)', place 1 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF News, '2024 IBJJF Worlds Black Belt Results and Recap', by Danny O'Donnell, published 5 June 2024.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's recap of the 2024 World Championship says the event's 352 black-belt matches made it the biggest Worlds on record, and its black-belt results list Tamiris Fernanda da Silva of DreamArt as the adult female heavyweight champion.

      Where in the source: Recap, first paragraph — '352 black belt matches'; results list 'ADULT FEMALE BLACK HEAVY', row 1.

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  • Graciemag, 'Mundial 2024: Gabi mantém reinado; Erich Munis vence em sua 3ª final de absoluto', Graciemag Newsroom, 2 June 2024 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag's results for the 2024 World Championship list the women's black-belt heavyweight final as Tamiris Silva beating Amanda Magda 2–0.

      Where in the source: 'Feminino' results list, heavyweight line — 'Tamiris Silva venceu Amanda Magda'.

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  • IBJJF, World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2026 World Championship list Silva third in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division; the division was won by Larissa Dias de Almeida.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (175.00LB)', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva'.

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    • In IBJJF's 2026 World Championship results, the most recent IBJJF event in which she was found, Silva is listed in an adult female black-belt division.

      Where in the source: Same division block as r2026w (heading word 'BLACK').

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    • In IBJJF's 2026 World Championship results Silva is listed with the academy DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Same row as r2026w — team line 'DreamArt'.

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  • FloGrappling, 'Mundial de Jiu-Jitsu 2024: Confira os resultados das finais de faixa-preta', by Daniel Silva, 2 June 2024 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • FloGrappling's report of the 2024 World Championship black-belt finals describes the women's heavyweight final as close: Silva began pulling with strong collar grips while Amanda Magda tried to break free; when Magda escaped the grip and dove for a foot attack, she left the way open for Silva to come up on top for two points; Magda kept attacking the feet and earned two advantages, but Silva avoided the submission and controlled from on top to win 2–0.

      Where in the source: Section on the heavyweight final (Magda vs Silva) — 'Disputa acirrada na final dos pesados'; 'controlou bem por cima'.

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    • FloGrappling's full results from the 2024 World Championship list a heavyweight win by Silva over Melissa Cueto, 3–0 on advantages after a 2–2 tie on points.

      Where in the source: Full results, women's 'Pesado' list — 'venceu Melissa Cueto por 3 a 0 nas vantagens'.

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  • FloGrappling, 'IBJJF Black Belt Worlds Finals: Full Results & Match Links', by Joe Gilpin, 2 June 2024.(opens in a new tab)

    • FloGrappling's English finals report summed up Silva's 2024 heavyweight final as a first world title won 'using strong top pressure and tactical brilliance'.

      Where in the source: Section 'Heavy (watch here)' — 'using strong top pressure and tactical brilliance'.

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  • FloGrappling, 'Gabi Pessanha é ouro duplo e Erich Munis conquista absoluto no Mundial 2024', by Vitor Freitas, 3 June 2024 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • FloGrappling reported that the 2024 women's heavyweight final was between Silva of DreamArt and Fratres black belt Amanda Magda, that Silva won it for her first IBJJF world title at black belt, and that she had taken bronze at the event the year before.

      Where in the source: Paragraph on the women's heavyweight final — 'primeiro título mundial da IBJJF na faixa-preta'.

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  • FloGrappling, 'A Full List Of The Competitors At IBJJF's 2024 The Crown', by Joe Gilpin, 7 November 2024.(opens in a new tab)

    • FloGrappling's competitor list for IBJJF's 2024 The Crown, an event with four men's and two women's divisions, each with prize money, held at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach on 17 November, includes 'Tamiris Silva, IBJJF World Champion' in the women's super-heavyweight (unlimited) division.

      Where in the source: Women's Super-Heavyweight (Unlimited) list — 'Tamiris Silva, IBJJF World Champion'; section 'What Is The Crown?'.

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  • FloGrappling, 'Who Is IN For The IBJJF Brasileiros? Notable Entries At Black Belt', by Joe Gilpin, 9 April 2025.(opens in a new tab)

    • Ahead of the 2025 Brazilian Nationals in São Paulo, FloGrappling's list of notable black-belt entries ranked Silva No. 1 in women's heavyweight, using FloGrappling's own world rankings.

      Where in the source: Introduction — 'FloGrappling's official men's and women's world rankings'; Women's Heavy list — '#1 Tamiris Silva'.

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  • Graciemag, 'The Crown: Adam, Erich e Gabi confirmam favoritismo', Graciemag Newsroom, 18 November 2024 (Portuguese).(opens in a new tab)

    • Graciemag's results for IBJJF's The Crown, held on 17 November 2024 at the Long Beach Pyramid in California, list Tamiris Silva fourth in the super-heavyweight (superpesado) division won by Gabi Pessanha.

      Where in the source: Results list under 'Peso superpesado' — '4. Tamiris Silva'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2025 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2025 Brazilian Nationals list Silva second in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under DreamArt, behind Yara Soares do Nascimento.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 2 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2025 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2025 World Championship list Silva third in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (175 lb) division, under DreamArt; the division was won by Larissa Dias de Almeida.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (175.00LB)', place 3 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Sul-Americano de Jiu-Jitsu 2025 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2025 South American Championship (Campeonato Sul-Americano) list Silva second in the adult female black-belt super-heavyweight division, under DreamArt.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / SUPER HEAVY', place 2 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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  • IBJJF, Campeonato Brasileiro de Jiu-Jitsu 2026 — Results.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF's results for the 2026 Brazilian Nationals list Silva second in the adult female black-belt heavyweight (79.3 kg) division, under DreamArt, behind Yara Soares do Nascimento.

      Where in the source: Heading 'FEMALE / ADULT / BLACK / HEAVY (79.30KG)', place 2 — 'Tamiris Fernanda da Silva', 'DreamArt'.

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