Luis Gustavo “Guga” (Alliance)
Luis Gustavo “Guga” is an accomplished Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Ricardo Vieira from the Checkmat camp. Having won the World Cup and the Rio Open as well as a world title in the brown belt division, Guga is one of the most successful competitors in the BJJ scene.
Luis Gustavo in Detail
Full Name: Luis Gustavo Campos Lima
Nickname: “Guga” which is short for Gustavo.
Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Rolls Gracie > Romero Cavalcanti > Ricardo Vieira > Luis Gustavo
Main Achievements:
- World Champion (2007 brown – IBJJF)
- World Cup Champion (2009 – CBJJE)
- 2x Rio Open Champion (2009, 2010)
- Sao Paulo State Silver Medallist (2009)
- Brazilian National Bronze Medallist (2010)
Weight Division: Peso Medio (82kg/181lbs)
Favourite Technique/Submission: Omoplata/Choke from the back
Sponsored by: Raca Keiko Kimonos
Team/Association: Alliance
Luis Gustavo “Guga” Biography
Luis Gustavo was born on the 5th of June, 1985 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He started training Jiu Jitsu at age 12 under the tuition of Muzio de Angelis with whom he stayed until he received his blue belt. After that he decided to seek a different challenge in his life and moved teams to train under another very prestigious coach in Rafael Abi Rihan.
With Abi Rihan Guga truly developed as a Jiu Jitsu practitioner, and it was training with the Manimal black belt that Luis Gustavo found his calling in BJJ. Luis graduated as a purple belt and brown belt winning several important tournaments in the process.
He moved to the Fightzone academy shortly after his brown belt award, to train with Ricardo Vieira. It was then that he reached the pinnacle of the brown belt division by winning his first world title (2007), shortly after he was awarded his black belt by Ricardo Vieira. In August 2011 he started training at the Alliance gym in Rio de Janeiro with Alexandre Paiva.
André Junior x Luis Gustavo






now he is at Alliance
Valeu Jose, ja mudei. A ultima vez que falamos ele estava na Checkmat, dai o equivoco.