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Golden Performances PH BJJ Athletes Shine at Asean Jiu-Jitsu Tournament

The Asian Sports Jiu Jitsu Federation (ASJJF) Asean International jiu-jitsu tournament has come to a close, and three Filipino athletes have left an indelible mark on the event. Roy Carl Relivo, David Miranda, and Raymund Ortega emerged victorious, claiming gold medals in their respective categories. This impressive performance not only highlights the growth of Philippine jiu-jitsu but also underscores the significance of such wins.

The Rise to Glory Roy Carl Relivo

Relivo, a mainstay of For the Art Fightclub, proved his mettle by defeating Marco Carmona of Project Life Style Manila on points to claim the gold in the male Adult White Weight category. The crowd at the Civic Drive in Festival Mall in Alabang was thrilled by his triumph. When asked about his win, Relivo expressed his joy and dedication to staying in top condition for future fights.

Golden Moments David Miranda and Raymund Ortega

Miranda, a 22-year-old from Bullyville Fight Team, dominated Lut Ezekiel Carpio of For the Art Fightclub to take home the gold in the Male Adult Purple Open Weight category. Meanwhile, Checkmat Philippines' bet Ortega proved his superiority over Rey-son Obias of Deftac Six Blades to claim the gold in the Male Master 30 Purple Open Weight class.

The Significance of PH Bets' Win

The success of these Filipino athletes sends a powerful message about the growth and potential of Philippine jiu-jitsu. Their wins are not just individual achievements but also represent a larger movement towards excellence. These victories demonstrate that with dedication, hard work, and the right training, Filipinos can compete at the highest level.

Conclusion

The ASJJF Asean International jiu-jitsu tournament was an opportunity for Filipino athletes to showcase their skills on the biggest stage in the country. The impressive performances of Relivo, Miranda, and Ortega are a testament to the growth and potential of Philippine jiu-jitsu. As we look towards the future, these wins serve as a reminder that with determination and perseverance, anything is possible.

Key Takeaways

Filipino athletes Roy Carl Relivo, David Miranda, and Raymund Ortega won gold medals in the ASJJF Asean International jiu-jitsu tournament.
Their victories demonstrate the growth and potential of Philippine jiu-jitsu.
The success of these athletes serves as a reminder that with dedication and perseverance, anything is possible.

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