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Amy Campo - ADCC Submission Fighting World champion

Amy Campo - ADCC Submission Fighting World champion

1. Amy Campo’s Details

Amy Campo’s Details
Name Amy Scot Campo
Nickname N/A
Born Utah, United States
Date of Birth 30 January 2000
Nationality American
College/University Zenith BJJ
Last Fight 2022
Last Weigh In 74 Kg/163.1
Weight Class Meio Pesado (74 Kg/163.1 lbs)
Weight 74 Kg/163.1
Height 5”7’
Career Disclosed Earning N/A
Fighting out of US
Foundational Style Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Favorite Technique Traditional Guard Player
Rank BJJ Black Belt
Awarded by Eduardo Mori
Head Coach Eduardo Mori
Lineage Carlos Gracie -> George Gracie -> Octavio de Almeida -> Roberto Lage -> Eduardo Mori -> Amy Campo
Team Association Zenith BJJ
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2. Amy Campo’s Biography

Amy Campo is a BJJ Black Belt under Eduardo Mori. She is a member of Zenith BJJ. She gained fame in the Color Belt Divisions of IBJJF. She is the IBJJF Gi, No-Gi, and ADCC Champion.


Amy Campo is a very aggressive and technical BJJ fighter. She became the ADCC World Champion when she took down the former ADCC Champion and IBJJF Hall of Famer, Gabi Garcia. This is one of the remarkable fights of Amy Campo.


She actively takes part in podcasts and talks about her fighting style and her early life. She has won the IBJJF World Championship while still being a Brown Belt.

2.1. Amy Campo’s Early Life

Amy Campo was born on 30 January 2000 in Utah, United States. She grew up near Ogden, Utah in the Sunset and Riverdale cities.

Took Dancing Classes

She was interested in sports from a young age but due to financial problems she could not get into any sport professionally. Though her family was able to enroll her in dancing classes. Unfortunately, it was for a short period.

Amy’s Brother Enrolled in Martial Arts Classes

With time, her family was able to overcome some of those financial problems. Her family was able to afford her 6-year-old brother Ryder Compo’s enrollment in martial arts classes.

Started Practicing Kickboxing, MMA & BJJ

One day Amy’s father took her to watch Ryder’s martial arts classes. She was 13 years old at that time. Her father asked her if she would like to join the classes like her brother. She was already interested in Jiu-Jitsu and that’s how her BJJ journey started.


She practiced different forms of martial arts like Kickboxing and MMA along with BJJ. She practiced BJJ under Eduardo Mori. After that, she got more interested in BJJ and decided to pursue BJJ as her career.

2.2. Amy Campo’s Pro BJJ Combats

Promotion to Black Belt

Amy received her Purple and Brown Belts from her coach Eduardo Mori. She was awarded the Black Belt by coach Eduardo Mori when she secured 1st place in the IBJJF World Championship in 2021. She earned double gold in the tournament held on 15 December 2021.

IBJJF World Champion

She earned first place in the IBJJF World Championship in 2021 while being a Brown Belt.

IBJJF No-Gi Champion

She got the title of IBJJF No-Gi Champion in 2018 while being a Purple Belt.

IBJJF Salt Lake City International Open Champion

She was the IBJJF Salt Lake City International Open Champion in 2022.

2.3. Amy Campo’s Participation in Podcasts

The Chewjitsu Podcast

Amy talked about her early life and how she got into BJJ. She was an enthusiastic child and wanted to learn new things. So, when her father enrolled her in the BJJ classes, she started showing interest in it from the very first day.


She also talked about the differences between rolling with men in the gym and fighting with women in the match. She said that women tend to use more techniques and gameplay techniques.

The Mayn Idea Podcast

In this podcast, Amy talked about her training. She said that training hard is not very realistic. Even in the hard training sessions, there are moments when it goes a little slow. It is because normal training is not an option at Zenith. So hard training can be replaced with good speed and agility. In this way, the fighter can balance his hard training.


She explained about her earlier defeat in the ADCC. She said that she learned a lot from that. And only because of that she was able to defeat Gabi Gracia in the next fight.


She also talked about her family dynamics and how she got into BJJ.

2.4. Amy Campo’s Historic Fights

Amy Campo Vs. Gabi Garcia

This was the epic fight of the tournament. IBJJF Hall of Famer Gabi Garcia, who is the 3rd-degree BJJ Black Belt under Fabio Gurgel was defeated by the recent BJJ Black Belt Amy Campo. Amy took out the ADCC Legend Gabi in only 1 minute. She took Gabi by securing points against her.


Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Stage Weight Class Location
2022 ADCC Gabi Garcia Win Pts:2x0 Semi Final Over 60 Kg Las Vegas, Nevada

Amy Campo Vs. Brianna Ste-Marie

In the fight with Brianna, Amy won by securing points. Firstly, Amy secured 3 points by passing the guard. She was dominant throughout the fight. The leg locks by Amy did not let Brianna gain the dominant position.


Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Stage Weight Class Location
2021 IBJJF American National Brianna Ste-marie Win Pts:12x2 Final Open Class America

Amy Campo Vs. Michelle Marques

The fight between Amy Campo and Michelle Marques was a short fight. It did not take long for Amy to win the fight. At the start of the match, Amy got the dominant position and secured 2 points from the sweep from the guard position.


Then she gained 3 more points by passing the guard. She submitted her opponent, Michelle, by applying the Cross Collar Choke From the back. She won the match in 1 minute and 47 seconds.


Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Stage Weight Class Location
2021 IBJJF American National Michelle Marques Win Submission (Cross Collar Choke from Back) Semi Final Open Class US

Amy Campo Vs. Maria Ruffato

In the Boise No-Gi Open, Amy Campo competed with Maria Ruffato in the open class weight category. She won the fight in only 1 minute and 16 seconds. She submitted Maria by Kneebar.


Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Stage Weight Class Location
2021 IBJJF Boise No-Gi Open Maria Ruffato Win Submission (Kneebar) N/A Open Class Salt Lake City

Amy Campo Vs. Rafaela Guedes

Amy Campos defeated Rafaela Guedes in the ADCC Finals. Guedes secured 2 points early in the match. Amy tried to apply for the RNC but her opponent got out of it. It almost looked like Guedes was going to win but in the last minute, Amy secured the Back Mount with both hooks and kept the position for 3 seconds and gained 3 points. She then won the match.


Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Stage Weight Class Location
2022 ADCC Rafaela Guedes Win Pts:3x2 Finals Over 60 Kg Las Vegas, Nevada

2.5. Amy Campo’s Championships

National

Year National Championship Position Belt
2019 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Purple
2020 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Brown
2021 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Brown
2017 IBJJF American Nationals 1st Juvenile
2017 IBJJF American Nationals 3rd Juvenile

International

Year International Championship Position Belt
2022 ADCC 1st Black
2022 ADCC West Coast Trials 1st Black
2022 IBJJF World Championship 1st Black
2021 IBJJF World Championship 1st Brown
2018 IBJJF World Championship NoGi 1st Purple
2021 IBJJF Pan Championship NoGi 2nd Brown
2018 IBJJF World Championship 2nd Purple

Record

NAGA Vegas Grappling Championship
Year Weight Division Medal
2021 WelterWeight Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 WelterWeight Gold Gold Medal Icon

NAGA West Coast Grappling Championship
Year Weight Division Medal
2021 WelterWeight Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon

Ogden, Utah Quintet & Individual Open
Year Weight Division Medal
2021 155 lbs Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 155lbs Gold Gold Medal Icon

NAGA Utah Grappling Championship
Year Weight Division Medal
2021 WelterWeight Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon
2021 WelterWeight Gold Gold Medal Icon

Grappling Industries Salt Lake City
Year Weight Division Medal
2020 150 lbs Gold Gold Medal Icon
2020 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon
2020 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon

NAGA Salt Lake City Grappling Championship
Year Weight Division Medal
2020 150-159.9 lbs Gold Gold Medal Icon
2020 ABS Gold Gold Medal Icon

3. Amy Campo’s Main Achievements

3.1. Gi Tournaments

Year Gi Championship Weight Class Position
2021 NAGA Vegas Grappling Championship Women Gi WelterWeight 1st
2021 Utah Individual Open Adult Female Gi 155 lbs 1st
2021 NAGA Utah Grappling Championship Women Gi WelterWeight 1st
2020 Grappling Industry Salt Lake City Gi Adult 150 lbs 1st

3.2. No-Gi Tournaments

Year No-Gi Championship Weight Class Position
2021 NAGA West Coast Grappling Championship Women NoGi WelterWeight 1st
2021 NAGA Vegas Grappling Championship Women NoGi WelterWeight 1st
2021 NAGA Vegas Grappling Championship Women NoGi ABS 1st
2021 Utah Individual Open Adult Female NoGi 155 lbs 1st
2021 NAGA Utah Grappling Championship Absolute NoGi Women ABS 1st
2021 Grappling Industry Salt Lake City Absolute NoGi Female Adult ABS 1st

4. Amy Campo’s Main Achievements (Belts)

Year Event Position Belt
2021 IBJJF World Championship 1st Brown
2018 IBJJF World Championship NoGi 1st Purple
2021 IBJJF Pan Championship NoGi 1st Brown
2018 IBJJF World Championship 2nd Purple
2019 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Purple
2020 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Brown
2021 IBJJF American Nationals NoGi 1st Brown

4.1. Juvenile Belts

Year Event Position
2017 IBJJF American Nationals 1st
2017 IBJJF Pan Championship 2nd
2017 IBJJF Pan Championship 3rd
2017 IBJJF American Nationals 3rd

5. Amy Campo’s Professional Record Breakdown

53 Matches 44 Wins 9 Losses
By Submissions 25 1
By Points 13 5
By Advantages 1 2
By Decision 4 1
By Penalties 0 0
By DQ 1 0

5.1. Submission Methods W/L

Submission Method 25 Wins 1 Losses
Bow and Arrow 1 0
Armbar 9 1
Verbal Tap 1 0
Violin Armlock 1 0
Kneebar 1 0
Rear Naked Choke 9 0
Scissors Choke 1 0
Triangle 1 0
Americana 1 0

6. Amy Campo’s Fight History

Year Event Opponent W/L/D Method Weight Class Stage
2021 ADCC EC Trials Eve Issacs W RNC Over 60 Kg R1
2021 ADCC EC Trials Paige Ivette W Referee Decision Over 60 Kg R2
2021 ADCC EC Trials Hanna Harjo W Violin Armlock Over 60 Kg 4F
2021 ADCC EC Trials Khadijah Peek W Armbar Over 60 Kg SF
2021 ADCC EC Trials Kendall Reusing L Pts:6x0 Over 60 Kg F
2022 ADCC WC Trials Estela Fernandez W Armbar Over 60 Kg R1
2022 ADCC WC Trials Hannah Harjo W Pts:4x0 Over 60 Kg 8F
2022 ADCC WC Trials Maggie Grindatti W Americana Over 60 Kg 4F
2022 ADCC WC Trials Elisabeth Clay W Pts:13x0 Over 60 Kg SF
2022 ADCC WC Trials Paige Ivette W Kneebar Over 60 Kg F
2022 Denver NGO Gloria Armas W Armbar 79 Kg RR
2022 Denver NGO Gloria Armas W Bow and Arrow ABS 4F
2022 Denver NGO Hannah Ruach W Armbar ABS SF
2022 Denver NGO Kira Sung W Referee Decision ABS F
2022 Denver NGO Amy Cadwell W RNC ABS SF
2022 Denver NGO Erin Johnson W Scissors Choke ABS F
2022 IBJJF World Championship Bruna Maciel W Verbal Tap 74 Kg R1
2022 IBJJF World Championship Ana Vieira L Armbar 74 Kg 4F
2022 IBJJF World Championship Claire Thevenon W Armbar ABS R2
2022 IBJJF World Championship Yara Soares W Pts:4x2 ABS 4F
2022 IBJJF World Championship Ana Vieira W Referee Decision ABS SF
2022 IBJJF World Championship Gabrieli Pessanha L Referee Decision ABS F
2022 IBJJF American National Jessica Guedry W Armbar ABS SF
2022 IBJJF American National Elisabeth Clay W Pts:4x4, Adv ABS F
2022 American NGN Mariana Rolszt W N/A ABS SF
2022 American NGN Luciana Mota W Armbar ABS F
2022 Salt Lake CO Barbara Barbosa W Armbar ABS SF
2022 Salt Lake CO Mayara Custodio W Triangle ABS F
2022 Salt Lake CNGO Mayara Custodio W RNC ABS F
2022 ADCC Elisabeth Clay W Pts:3x0 Over 60 Kg 4F
2022 ADCC Gabrielle Garcia W Pts:2x0 Over 60 Kg SF
2022 ADCC Rafaela Guedes W Pts:3x2 Over 60 Kg F
2022 NoGi Worlds Eleftheria Christodoulou W Pts: 4x2 ABS 8F
2022 NoGi Worlds Julia Maele W Armbar ABS 4F
2022 NoGi Worlds Fernanda Mazzelli W DQ ABS SF
2022 NoGi Worlds Elisabeth Clay L Pts: 2x0 ABS F
2022 NoGi Worlds Elizabeth Mitrovic W Pts: 7x0 71KG 4F
2022 NoGi Worlds Ane Svendsen W RNC 71KG SF
2022 NoGi Worlds Melissa Cueto W RNC 71KG F
2023 Polaris 23 Julia Maele W RNC 66KG 4F
2023 Polaris 23 Brianna Ste-Marie W RNC 66KG SF
2023 Polaris 23 Elisabeth Clay L Pts: 1x0 66KG F
2023 Pan American Melissa Cueto W Pts: 4x0 74KG 4F
2023 Pan American Aurelie Vern W Pts: 8x7 74KG SF
2023 Pan American Ana Vieira L Pts: 0x0, Adv 74KG F
2023 World Champ. Graciele Fava W RNC 74KG 4F
2023 World Champ. Ana Vieira W Referee Decision 74KG SF
2023 World Champ. Maria Malyjasiak W RNC 74KG F
2023 World Champ. Elisabeth Clay W Pts: 17x0 ABS 4F
2023 World Champ. Ana Vieira L Pts: 2x2, Adv ABS SF
2023 The Crown Gabrieli Pessanha L Pts: 2x0 ABS SF
2023 The Crown Melissa Cueto L Pts: 2x0 ABS 4F

7. Amy Campo’s Top Fight Links

Pure Madness! Amy Campo Takes Out ADCC Legend Gabi Garcia

Amy Campo v Kira Sung / Denver open 2022

Amy Campo v Michelle Marques / American National 2021

Amy Campo v Maria Ruffatto / Boise Open NoGi 2021


Photo credit: @amycampofighter , @ibjjf

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