Brian Marvin: Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More!

Who is Brian Marvin?

Brian Marvin is a 3rd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Master Carlos Gracie Jr. and a 20 year veteran of the United States Army. He has competed in international submission grappling events since he first gained steam in 2007 as a blue belt. During that time, Marvin won an IBJJF Pan American Championship at brown belt and several regional tournaments at the black belt level. He’s been instructing Jiu-Jitsu to both civilians and military service members for almost 15 years.

Who is Brian Marvin?

Brian Marvin is a 3rd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Master Carlos Gracie Jr. and a 20 year veteran of the United States Army. He has competed in international submission grappling events since he first gained steam in 2007 as a blue belt. During that time, Marvin won an IBJJF Pan American Championship at brown belt and several regional tournaments at the black belt level. He’s been instructing Jiu-Jitsu to both civilians and military service members for almost 15 years.

The Marvo System by Brian Marvin

Marvin began wrestling in 6th grade and coached that sport long before discovering Jiu-Jitsu. He earned a scholarship to a Division 1 school but dropped out soon after attending in order to satisfy his curiosity about the world. When he joined up, he discovered the joy of serving his country and dedicated his life to a career in military service.

After a period of inactivity from wrestling, a 30-something Marvin found his way to Jiu-Jitsu as a way to get back into grappling. He also began to fight amateur MMA bouts, earning a record of 7-1 in the sport of mixed martial arts. Eventually he decided that submission grappling was his path forward and committed to BJJ.

In the time since, Brian Marvin has gone on to success as an academy owner under Renzo Gracie and a black belt under Renzo’s esteemed grandfather, Master Carlos Gracie Jr. In 2014, he got his first stripe, with two more to follow soon. Marvin can now be found training others in the sport that has been central to his life for well over two decades.

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How Old is Brian Marvin?

Brain Marvin’s age is unknown.

Brian Marvin Family

Details about his family have not been made public.

How Much is Brian Marvin Worth?

Brian Marvin’s net worth is not available at this time.

How Tall is Brian Marvin?

Although he competed briefly in MMA, Brain Marvin’s height is not available.

How Much Does Brian Marvin Weigh? 

Brian Marvin weighs around 225 pounds. He routinely competed as a super heavyweight under IBJJF rules, which has a limit of 100.5 kg, or about 220 pounds. He has also competed as low as 200 pounds recently for his Fight 2 Win superfights.

Brian Marvin Fight List

Brian Marvin has competed at a high level in Jiu-Jitsu Tournaments since 2007. He continues to compete on superfight promotions such as Fight 2 Win. His accolades as a professional competitor are listed below:

• 2007 IBJJF Pan American Championships - Silver (Blue)
• 2007 NAGA Grappling Championships Las Vegas - Double Gold (Purple/Brown/Blk &NoGi)
• 2007 Texas BJJ Championships - Silver (Blue), Bronze (Intermediate NoGi)
• 2008 NAGA Grappling Championships Las Vegas - Double Silver (Purple &Adv. No Gi)
• 2010 IBJJF Pan American Championships - Silver (Brown - Absolute)
• 2008 West Coast Grapler’s Quest Championships - Double Gold (Purple &Advanced No Gi)
• 2010 Submission Only X - Gold (Brown), Double Gold (Absolute &Advanced No Gi)
• 2011 IBJJF Pan American Championships - Gold (Brown)
• 2015 IBJJF Masters World Championship - Silver (Masters 2)
• 2015 IBJJF Austin Open - Gold (Masters 1)
• 2015 IBJJF Houston Open - Silver
• 2015 IBJJF Houston Grand Prix - Gold
• 2015 IBJJF Grappling Games Houston - Gold
• 2015 IBJJF Houston Open - Silver
• 2016 IBJJF European Championship - Silver
• 2016 Fight to Win Houston Open Super Fight - Champion

Brian Marvin's Best Fight of All Time

One of Brian Marvin’s most recent wins came during a superfight at 200 pounds on Fight 2 Win Pro 66 in 2018. He faced none other than the F2W owner &promoter himself, Seth Daniels. Although Daniels put up a good fight, the match was one-sided and ended with a Brabo Choke. We can only imagine that catching the promoter at his own show must have been a satisfying moment for Marvin! 

Who Did Brian Marvin Lose To?

Like all combat athletes, Marvin took his losses along with his wins. One of his only recent losses came at the hands of Robert Yamashita in 2017. They were matched up for a superfight at 200 pounds on Fight 2 Win Pro 21. The two slapped hands and fought the full length of the match with neither man being submitted, but Yamashita was able to come away with the referee’s decision.

Brian Marvin Record

Brian Marvin’s overall record is not available at this time. His record in MMA is 7-1.

Brian Marvin Injuries

Brian Marvin has not been public with any major injuries.

Is Brian Marvin Retired?

Brain Marvin is not officially retired from competition, as he still routinely competes in superfights and exhibition matches. He even faced off against The King himself, Gordon Ryan, in 2020. Marvin also owns and operates a Renzo Gracie affiliate academy where he trains his own students.

In his time away from active training, Marvin has created an instructional and released it through BJJ Fanatics. “The Marvo System: Unconventional Grappling Attacks” is a closer look at his personal style that revolves around a cross collar grip. Take a peek at his quick, unconventional submissions, and start finishing the fight in style before your opponent knows what hit ‘em!

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