Miyao Brothers Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More! – BJJ Fanatics

The Miyao brothers are João and Paulo from Parana, Brazil. The two Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belts are twins who made a name for themselves as high-level competitors while competing in lower belt ranks during the international BJJ circuit. João and Paulo are known for winning every major tournament from blue belt to brown belt. The brothers are known for their outstanding technical skills and for their impressive results in the open weight division (both of them are small competitors, below 70kg), earning numerous medals throughout their successful Jiu-Jitsu careers.

João Miyao Achievements

IBJJF World No Gi Champion (2015, 2017, 2018)
IBJJF Pan American Champion (2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014)
IBJJF Pan American No Gi Champion (2018, 2015)
IBJJF European Champion (2019, 2018, 2014)
ACBJJ 6 Grand Prix Champion (2017)
IBJJF Brazilian Champion (2014)
UAEJJF Abu Dhabi Pro Champion (2018)
UAEJJF Grand Slam Abu Dhabi Champion (2018, 2019)
UAEJJF Grand Slam Rio de Janeiro Champion (2015)
UAEJJF Grand Slam Los Angeles Champion (2017)
IBJJF World 2nd Place (2017, 2015, 2014)
IBJJF World No Gi 2nd Place (2016)
IBJJF World Championship 3rd Place (2018)
IBJJF World Champion (2013 brown, 2012, 2011 purple)
IBJJF Pan American Champion (2013 brown, purple 2012, 2011 blue)
IBJJF European Champion (2013 brown)
IBJJF Brazilian Champion (2013 brown, purple 2012)
CBJJ Brazilian No Gi Champion (2012 purple)
IBJJF European 2nd Place (2013 brown)
CBJJ Brazilian Nationals 2nd Place (2012 purple)
CBJJ Brazilian No Gi Nationals 2nd Place (2012 purple)
IBJJF Pan American 3rd Place (2013 brown)

Paulo Miyao Achievements

IBJJF World Champion (2015)
IBJJF Pan American Champion (2016, 2015, 2014)
IBJJF Pan American No Gi Champion (2015)
IBJJF European Open Champion (2019)
ACB JJ 65 KG Champion (2018)
ACB JJ 6 Grand Prix Champion (2017)
ACB JJ 8 Grand Prix Champion (2017)
CBJJ Brazilian Champion (2014)
UAEJJF Abu Dhabi Pro Champion (2018)
IBJJF World Championship 2nd Place (2014)
IBJJF European Open 2nd Place (2016)
ADCC 3rd Place (2017)
IBJJF World No Gi Championship 3rd Place (2015)
IBJJF World Champion (2013 brown, 2012, 2011 purple)
IBJJF European Open Champion (2013 brown)
CBJJ Brazilian Champion (2013 brown, purple 2012)
CBJJ Brazilian No Gi Champion (2012 brown)
IBJJF World Championship Runner up (2012 purple)
IBJJF Pan American Championship Runner up (2013 brown)
IBJJF Pan American Championship 3rd Place (2012 purple)
IBJJF European Open Championship 3rd Place (2013 brown)
CBJJ Brazilian No Gi National Championship 3rd Place (2013 brown)

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The Miyao Brothers Biography

The Miyao brothers were born on May 11th, 1991, in Parana, Brazil. They were the sons of a farmer and his housewife and third-generation Japanese descendants. The brothers began their martial arts training in Judo, finding Jiu-Jitsu later at the age of 16. Their first instructor was Adriano Carvalho. Adriano saw potential in the twins and encouraged them to train and compete more regularly. With the encouragement of their instructor, the two brothers wanted to become professional Jiu-Jitsu competitors. Against the wishes of their parents, Joao and Paulo would both move to Sao Paulo to pursue their dream of fighting professionally, eventually becoming integral members of the Jiu-Jitsu team.

It was here in Sao Paulo that the two Miyao brothers would find their home at PSLPB or Projeto Social Lutando Pelo Bem (Fighting for Good Social Project), run by Cicero Costha. This was a project that brought many high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitors together, such as Mauricio Cristo and Leandro Lo. While living at the academy with many other fighters hungry for success, the Miyao brothers started winning many championships. The media soon picked up on the two brothers after their continued success in the absolute divisions weighing in at only 64 kilos. They were known for having sharp guard skills and the ability to medal consistently, including effective sweeps. This attention from the media earned them sponsorships to travel around the world and showcase their skills at the highest level of competition. The Miyao brothers both received their black belt together during June of the year 2013.