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The 2002 ADCC North American Trials held in San Diego, California marked the beginning of his professional black belt career. He started training in BJJ in May 1994 and spent more than two years polishing his JKD and BJJ skills only to shift his focus to grappling techniques later on in life. He lost faith in Master Skornia’s teachings and became more interested in grappling.Īfter the UFC event concluded, he joined the Jeet Kune Do school and added Jiu-Jitsu training to his schedule at the Machado Bros. Bravo observed that Royce Gracie defeated opponents in multiple martial arts, karate being one of them. The first UFC in 1993 opened a different route. To explore the sport more, Bravo became an affiliate of Phillip Skornia. He found his forte in the combat sport when, in the 1960s, he became influenced by Bruce Lee's fighting style. Jiu-Jitsu Trainingīut life had something else in store for him. Bravo aspired to succeed in the music industry and even formed a band named Blackened Kill Symphony. Bravo enjoyed playing drums and guitar he moved to Hollywood in hopes of making music his career. Inside young Bravo, there thrived a passionate musician, eager to cast a spell on the world through his music. Eddie Bravo’s Professional Record Breakdown Eddie Bravo’s Championships & Accomplishments Eddie Bravo Invitational - Promotional Career Legacy - The 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu School Eddie Bravo vs Gracie, Metamoris 3 - 2014, Epic Rematch Eddie Bravo vs Royler Gracie - ADCC Shock of the Century Eddie Bravo’s Early Life and Amateur Fighting

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