24 Mar Purebred Jiu-Jitsu Guam Athletes Ready to Make Waves at Marianas Open Pro Japan

Purebred Jiu-Jitsu Guam Athletes Ready to Make Waves at Marianas Open Pro Japan

Guam’s largest single sport contingency is set to compete at the Marianas Open Pro Japan on March 25th at the Japan Komazawa Olympic Stadium. Purebred Jiu Jitsu Guam black belts David Harris and Oliver Cruz share their thoughts on this significant event and what it means for the sport on the island.

Both Harris and Cruz are excited and honored to be a part of this unprecedented opportunity for Guam’s Jiu Jitsu athletes. Harris describes the event as an “awesome experience” for the athletes, providing them with the chance to showcase their skills, learn from other competitors, and promote Guam Jiu Jitsu on a larger scale.

The large traveling contingency is seen as a positive representation of the sport on Guam, with Harris noting that it demonstrates the strong community of dedicated practitioners who are willing to compete at a high level. Cruz adds that the event can open doors for upcoming athletes, boosting their confidence to compete in prestigious tournaments and gain sponsor support.

In terms of how this event reflects on Guam Jiu Jitsu globally, both athletes believe it can raise awareness of the talent and skill on the island. Harris sees it as an opportunity to promote Guam as a destination for Jiu Jitsu training and competition, while Cruz confidently states that the world will soon recognize Guam as a serious contender in the sport.

As the Marianas Open Pro Japan approaches, Guam’s Jiu Jitsu athletes and coaches are ready to represent their island and make a lasting impact on the international stage. With the largest single sport contingency from Guam ready to compete, the world will undoubtedly take notice of the island’s passion and dedication to the sport of Jiu Jitsu.