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Worlds 2010 quarterfinals

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Classic match-packed Sunday: black belt quarterfinals set
Posted on June 5, 2010 by Ivan Trindade
Nearly all the black belt weight groups have their quarter finals set. The dispute continues on Sunday.

Check out the matchups:

Roosterweight

Rafael Freitas vs Bernardo Pitel

Makoto Sawada vs Caio Terra

Rogério Taborda vs Felipe Costa

Marcelo Pereira vs Bruno Malfacine

Light featherweight

Paulo Melo vs Daniel Beleza

Pablo Silva vs Sebastian Lalli

Samuel Braga vs Yoshihiko Matsumo

Laercio Fernandes vs Samir Chantre

Featherweight

Cobrinha vs Theodoro Canal

Mario Reis vs Renan Borges

Rafael Mendes vs Ryan Hall

Denilson Pimenta vs Naoya Uematsu

Lightweight

Michale Langhi vs Rafael Barbosa

JT Torres vs Gilbert Burns

Celso Venícius vs Bruno Frazatto

Augusto Mendes vs Lucas Lepri

Middleweight

Marcelinho vs Murilo Santana

Kayron Gracie vs William Cooper

Sergio Moraes vs Kron Gracie

Lucas Leite vs Cláudio Calasans

Medium heavyweight

Eduardo Telles vs Otávio Souza

Tarsis Humphreys vs Nivaldo Oliveira

Gustavo Campos vs Fabiano Souza Jr

Rominho vs Diego Herzog

Heavyweight

Alexandre Ribeiro vs Alexandre de Souza

Leonardo Nogueira vs Rodrigo Pinheiro

Bernardo Faria vs Adriano Maciel

Rafael Lovato vs João Assis

Super heavyweight

Roger Gracie vs Walter Vital

Bruno Bastos vs Felipe Pacces

Ricardo Demente vs Augusto Ferrari

Roberto Tussa vs Marcel Fortuna

Ultraheavyweight

Pé de Pano vs Rodrigo Cavaca

Michael Wilson vs Antônio Peinado

Gabriel Vella vs Roberto Cyborg

Antônio Braga Neto vs Márcio Corleta

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