Augusto Mendes

Brazilian BJJ practitioner and mixed martial artist

Augusto Mendes

Born| Augusto Lopes Mendes[1]
(1983-03-03) March 3, 1983 (age 42)[2]
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Other names| Tanquinho
Height| 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
Weight| 135 lb (61 kg; 9.6 st)
Reach| 65 in (165 cm)
Style| BJJ
Fighting out of| Glendale, Arizona, United States
Team| MMA Lab
Soul Fighters MMA (2008–present)[3]
Teacher(s)| John Crouch
Rank| Black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu under Master Francisco Mansur[1][4]
Years active| 2013–2019
Mixed martial arts record
Total| 9
Wins| 6
By knockout| 1
By submission| 4
By decision| 1
Losses| 3
By knockout| 1
By decision| 2
Other information
University| Estácio de Sá Universities[1]
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog

Medal record

Representing  Brazil
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
World Nogi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship
| 2010 California, USA | -76kg
| 2011 California, USA | -70kg
| 2012 California, USA | -76kg
| 2015 California, USA | -76kg
World Championship
| 2011 California, USA | -70kg
| 2013 California, USA | -70kg
Pan American Championship
| 2009 California, USA | -76kg
| 2011 California, USA | -76kg
| 2013 California, USA | -70kg
World Cup
| 2011 Abu Dhabi, UAE | -65kg
| 2013 Abu Dhabi, UAE | -70kg
Brazilian National Championship
| 2010 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | -68kg
| 2011 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| 2008 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| 2005 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
European Championship
| 2013 Lisbon, Portugal | -70kg
Absolute Championship Berkut
| 2013 Moscow | -70kg
ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship
| 2019 California, USA -66kg |

Augusto Mendes (born March 3, 1983) is a Brazilian former professional mixed martial artist and Brazilian jiu jitsu practitioner. He was signed to the Absolute Championship Berkut.[5] He was the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation Black Belt World (IBJJF World) 70 kg champion (2013), International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation World Nogi (IBJJF World No-Gi) 73.5 kg champion in 2012 and 2015 and UAEJJF Abu Dhabi World Pro Champion in 2011 and 2013.[1]

## Background

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Mendes was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He started training Brazilian jiu jitsu (BJJ) in 1997 in Kioto gym in Tijuca when he was introduced by his brother, Bruno Tank who was a BJJ protectionist.[4] He trained under Alvaro and Krauss Monsor who was the student of 9th degree black belt master Francisco Mansor. At fourteen, training three times a day, he competed four months later, winning a bronze medal in the Rio State Championships and in the same year he took home the silver medal in the Brazilian Championship. He started teaching BJJ two years later and continue to win many regional, international and world medals,[1] notably IBJJF World 70 kg champion in 2013, IBJJF World No-Gi 73.5 kg champion in 2012 and 2015 and UAEJJF Abu Dhabi World Pro Champion (in 2011 and 2013.[1]

Medes and his brother Bruno Mendes open their BJJ gym, Renovacao BJJ, in 2005 and started transitioned to MMA training. Two years later, together with Rafael Barbosa, Leandro Escobar and his brother Bruno Mendes they founded Soul Fighters gym in 2008.[1]

## Mixed martial arts career

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### Early career

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Mendes started his professional mixed martial arts career in April 2014 after just one win in an amateur fight. He went to secure a 5 fight winning streak and was signed by UFC one year later in 2015.[6]

### Ultimate Fighting Championship

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Mendes made his debut with 5 day short notice, replacing injured John Lineker, at UFC on February 21, 2016, at UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Cowboy against Cody Garbrandt.[7] he was knocked out and lost the fight in round one.[8]

Mendes's second fight in UFC was set one year later on January 15, 2017, after an ACL surgery,[9] at UFC Fight Night: Rodríguez vs. Penn against Frankie Saenz.[10] He won the fight via split decision with the scoreboard of (28-29, 29–28, 29–28).[9] This win earned him Fight of the Night award.[11]

On April 15, 2017, Mendes face Aljamain Sterling at UFC on Fox: Johnson vs Reis.[12] After three rounds fight, he lost the fight via unanimous decision.[13]

Mendes was expected to face Boston Salmon on October 28, 2017, at UFC Fight Night: Brunson vs. Machida.[14] However, Mendes pulled out of the fight on October 3, citing leg injury.[15] He was replaced a week later by promotional newcomer Raoni Barcelos.[16]

Mendes was expected to face Merab Dvalishvili on April 21, 2018, at UFC Fight Night 128.[17] However, he was pulled from the fight after he was notified of a potential USADA violation.[18]

On June 8, 2018, it was reported that Mendes who had one fight with UFC, was granted release after USADA suspension, and joined Absolute Championship Berkut (ACB).[5]

### Post-UFC career

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In his promotional debut Mendes faced Ivan Zhirkov at ACA 96: Goncharov vs. Johnson on June 8, 2019. He lost the fight via split decision.[19]

## Jiu Jitsu career

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Mendes competed in Absolute Championship Berkut 6: Jiu Jitsu no-gi (145 Ibs) grand prix tournament on July 16, 2017, in Moscow.Competitors in the division included Paulo Miyao, Leo Vieira, Isaque Paiva, Osvaldo Moizinho, Kim Terra, Gabriel Marangoni and Rafael Mansur.[20][21] He defeated Rafael Mansur on quarterfinal[22] and lost to Paulo Miyao in the semi-final.[23][24]

Mendes competed in Absolute Championship Berkut 9: Jiu Jitsu no-gi 60 kg Grand Prix tournament on December 9, 2017, in Moscow.[25][26] He won the tournament after submitted Milton Bastos via a kimura under twenty seconds in the quarterfinal round[27] and he proceeded to semifinal round where he won the fight against Joao Miyao, a world champion.[28] He took on Samir Chantre at the final and won via a guillotine in the fifth round.[29][30]

## Personal life

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Mendes's moniker "Tanquinho" means "Little Tank" in Portuguese which was coined after his older brother, Bruno Mendes' moniker "Tank".[31]

Prior relocating to United States, Mendes taught BJJ at Tijuca Tenis Club as the head instructor.[1]

Mendes is a certified referee by Confederação Brasileira de Jiu-Jitsu (CBJJ).[1]

Mendes earned a degree in physical education at the University Estacio de Sá[1][4]

Mendes has opened and operates a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Gym in Tempe, Arizona called the AT Academy.[32]

## Championships and achievements

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### Mixed martial arts

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* Ultimate Fighting Championship
* Fight of the Night (One time) vs. Frankie Saenz[11]

### Jiu Jitsu

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*     * IBJJF World Champion (2013)[26]
* IBJJF World No-Gi Champion (2012 and 2015)[26]
* UAEJJF Abu Dhabi World Pro Champion (2011 and 2013)[1]
* CBJJ/IBJJF South American Champion (2010)[1]
* UAEJJF Abu Dhabi World Pro Champion (2011 and 2013)[1]
* CBJJ/IBJJF South American Champion (2010)[1]
* USBJJF/IBJJF American National Champion (2012)[1]
* CBJJ Brazilian National Teams Champion (2008, 2009 and 2010)[1]
* Copa Podio “Couples Challenge” Superfight Winner (2013)[1]
* World Expo Superfight Winner (2014)[1]
* FJJR Rio State Champion (2008–2010)[1]
* IBJJF Rio International Open Champion (2009 and 2010)[1]
* IBJJF Las Vegas International Open Champion (2012)[1]
* IBJJF European Open Runner-up (2013)[1]
* IBJJF New York International Open Runner-up (2010)[1]
* IBJJF Pan American Championship 3rd Place (2009, 2011 and 2013)[1]
* CBJJ Brazilian National Championship 3rd Place (2005, 2008, 2010 and 2011)[1]
* No-Gi Absolute Championship Berkut Jiu Jitsu
* 2017 No Gi Absolute Championship Berkut Jiu Jitsu 60 kg champion[30]

### ADCC

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Male 66 kg ADCC 2019 Champion (2019)

## Mixed martial arts record

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Professional record breakdown  9 matches | 6 wins | 3 losses

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By knockout | 1  | 1
By submission | 3  | 0
By decision | 2  | 2

Res.  | Record  | Opponent  | Method  | Event  | Date  | Round  | Time  | Location  | Notes

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Loss  | 6–3  | Igor Zhirkov  | Decision (split)  | ACA 96: Goncharov vs. Johnson | June 8, 2019 | 3  | 5:00  | Łódź, Poland  |
Loss  | 6–2  | Aljamain Sterling | Decision (unanimous)  | UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Reis | April 21, 2017 | 3  | 5:00  | Kansas City, Missouri United States  |
Win  | 6–1  | Frankie Saenz | Decision (split)  | UFC Fight Night: Rodríguez vs. Penn | January 15, 2017 | 3  | 5:00  | Phoenix, Arizona, United States  | Fight of the Night.
Loss  | 5–1  | Cody Garbrandt | KO (punches)  | UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Cowboy | February 21, 2016 | 1  | 4:18  | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States  |
Win  | 5–0  | Donald Williams  | Submission (triangle choke)  | LFC 43  | June 2, 2015 | 1  | 0:53  | Burbank, California, United States  |
Win  | 4–0  | Evan Martinez  | TKO (elbows)  | LFC 38  | February 5, 2015 | 1  | 1:35  | Ontario, California, United States  |
Win  | 3–0  | Richard Delfin  | Decision (unanimous)  | King of the Cage: Sinister Intentions  | October 17, 2015 | 3  | 5:00  | Las Vegas, Nevada, United States  |
Win  | 2–0  | Omar Castro  | Submission (armbar)  | DFD 9  | April 3, 2015 | 2  | 3:19  | Rancho Mirage, California, United States  |
Win  | 1–0  | Xavier Ramirez  | Submission (armbar)  | King of the Cage: Fisticuffs  | December 4, 2014 | 1  | 3:23  | Highland, California, United States  |

## Grappling record

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Rec.  | Result  | Opponent  | Method  | Event  | Division  | Stage  | Gi  | Year

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Loss | 58-26-1 | Paulo Miyao | Points (4-0) | ACB JJ 10: Panza vs. Rocha[ | 65 kg | 4F |  | 2018
Win | 58-25-1 | Samir Chantre | Arm in guillotine | ACB JJ 9 | 60 kg | F |  | 2017
Win | 57-25-1 | Joao Miyao | Points | ACB JJ 9 | 60 kg | SF |  | 2017
Win | 56-25-1 | Milton Bastos | Kimura | ACB JJ 9 | 60 kg | 4F |  | 2017
Loss | 55-25-1 | Pablo Mantovani | Referee Decision | ADCC | 60 kg | 4F |  | 2017
Win | 55-24-1 | Yuta Shimada | Pts: 4x0 | ADCC | 66 kg | E1 |  | 2017
Loss | 54-24-1 | Paulo Miyao | Points | ACBJJ 6 | 66 kg | SF |  | 2017
Win | 54-23-1 | Rafael Mansur | Points | ACBJJ 6 | 65 kg | 4F |  | 2017
Win | 53-23-1 | Jeff Glover | Referee Decision | F2W 25 | 65 kg | SPF |  | 2017
Loss | 52-23-1 | Yuri Simoes | Referee Decision | NoGi Worlds | ABS | SF |  | 2016
Win | 52-22-1 | Muslim Patsarigov | Pts: 0x0, Adv | NoGi Worlds | ABS | 4F | No Gi | 2016
Win | 51-22-1 | Nic Ruben | Pts: 5x0 | NoGi Worlds | ABS | 8F | No Gi | 2016
Loss | 50-22-1 | Rodrigo Freitas | Pts: 0x0, Adv | NoGi Worlds | 73 kg | 4F | No Gi | 2016
Win | 50-21-1 | Ross Nicholls | Katagatame | NoGi Worlds | 73 kg | R2 | No Gi | 2016
Draw | 49-21-1 | Eddie Cummings | \
 | Polaris 3 | 70 kg | SPF |  | 2016
Win | 49-21 | AJ Agazarm | Referee Decision | Berkut 2 | ABS | SPF |  | 2015
Win | 48-21 | Gianni Grippo | Pts: 2x0 | NoGi Worlds | 70 kg | F | No Gi | 2015
Win | 47-21 | Gianni Grippo | Pts: 2x0 | NoGi Worlds | 70 kg | SF | No Gi | 2015
Win | 46-21 | Vitor Paschoal | Katagatame | NoGi Worlds | 70 kg | 4F | No Gi | 2015
Win | 45-21 | Matthew Magana | RNC | NoGi Worlds | 70 kg | 8F | No Gi | 2015
Win | 44-21 | Geo Martinez | Toe hold | ADCC | 66 kg | 3RD |  | 2015
Loss | 43-21 | Rubens Charles | Referee Decision | ADCC | 66 kg | SF |  | 2015
Win | 43-20 | Eddie Cummings | Pen | ADCC | 66 kg | 4F |  | 2015
Win | 42-20 | Nicholas Renier | Pts: 3x0 | ADCC | 66 kg | R1 |  | 2015
Win | 41-20 | Rafael Domingos | Pts: 2x0 | Fight Blok Pro | 79 kg | SPF |  | 2014
Win | 40-20 | Gianni Grippo | Referee Decision | World Expo | ADCC | SPF |  | 2014
Loss | 39-20 | Justin Rader | Referee Decision | ADCC | 66 kg | R1 |  | 2013
Win | 39-19 | Rafael Mendes | Pts: 2x2, Adv | World Champ. | 70 kg | F |  | 2013
Win | 38-19 | Rafael Mendes | Pts: 2x0 | World Champ. | 70 kg | SF |  | 2013
Win | 37-19 | Eduardo Ramos | Points | World Champ. | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2013
Win | 36-19 | Rubens Charles | Pts: 2x0 | World Pro | 70 kg | F |  | 2013
Win | 35-19 | Michel Maia | Pts: 2x0 | World Pro | 70 kg | SF |  | 2013
Loss | 34-19 | Rubens Charles | Points | Pan American | 70 kg | SF |  | 2013
Win | 34-18 | Isaque Oliveira | Points | Pan American | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2013
Win | 33-18 | Spenser Guilliam | Pts: 15x0 | Pan American | 70 kg | R1 |  | 2013
Win | 32-18 | Marcel Gonclaves | Points | NYC World Trials | 74 kg | F |  | 2013
Win | 31-18 | Renan Borges | Armbar | NYC World Trials | 74 kg | SF |  | 2013
Loss | 30-18 | Rubens Charles | Pts: 2x0 | European Open | 70 kg | F |  | 2013
Win | 30-17 | Ed Ramos | N/A | European Open | 70 kg | SF |  | 2013
Win | 29-17 | Masahiro Iwasaki | Armbar | European Open | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2013
Loss | 28-17 | Leandro Lo | Pts: 5x2 | Copa Podio | ABS | SPF |  | 2013
Loss | 28-16 | Leandro Lo | Points | Arizona Open | ABS | F |  | 2013
Win | 28-15 | JT Torres | Pts: 0x0, Adv | NoGi Worlds | 76 kg | F | No Gi | 2012
Win | 27-15 | Leandro Lo | Pts: 9x0 | NoGi Worlds | 76 kg | SF | No Gi | 2012
Win | 26-15 | Della Monica | Adv | Las Vegas Open | 76 kg | F |  | 2012
Win | 25-15 | Steve Rosenburg | Ezekiel | Las Vegas Open | 76 kg | SF |  | 2012
Loss | 24-15 | Tanner Rice | Pts: 4x0 | IBJJF Pro League | 82 kg | 4F |  | 2012
Win | 24-14 | Rodrigo Farias | Arm in Ezekiel | American Nat. | 76 kg | F |  | 2012
Loss | 23-14 | Lucas Lepri | Adv | No Gi Worlds | 76 kg | F | No Gi | 2011
Win | 23-13 | Della Monica | Pts: 5x0 | No Gi Worlds | 76 kg | SF | No Gi | 2011
Win | 22-13 | Thomas Michael | Armbar | No Gi Worlds | 76 kg | 4F | No Gi | 2011
Loss | 21-13 | Claudio Calasans | Adv | ADCC | 77 kg | 4F |  | 2011
Win | 21-12 | Vagner Rocha | Footlock | ADCC | 77 kg | R1 |  | 2011
Loss | 20-12 | Rafael Mendes | Pts: 4x4, Adv | World Champ. | 70 kg | F |  | 2011
Win | 20-11 | Rubens Charles | Pts: 4x2 | World Champ. | 70 kg | SF |  | 2011
Win | 19-11 | Bruno Frazatto | Pen | World Champ. | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2011
Win | 18-11 | Ryan Hall | Choke from back | World Champ. | 70 kg | RDS |  | 2011
Loss | 17-11 | Leandro Lo | Points | Brasileiro | 76 kg | SF |  | 2011
Loss | 17-10 | Davi Ramos | Points | World P. NoGi | 74 kg | R1 | No Gi | 2011
Win | 17-9 | Rafael Mendes | Referee Decision | World Pro. | 65 kg | F |  | 2011
Win | 16-9 | Eduardo Ramos | Adv | World Pro. | 65 kg | SF |  | 2011
Win | 15-9 | Guilherme Mendes | Adv | World Pro. | 65 kg | 4F |  | 2011
Win | 14-9 | Ryan Hall | Pts: 3x2 | World Pro. | 65 kg | 8F |  | 2011
Win | 13-9 | Ary Farias | Pts: 4x2 | World Pro. | 65 kg | R1 |  | 2011
Loss | 12-9 | Lucas Lepri | Pts: 4x2 | Pan American | 76 kg | SF |  | 2011
Win | 12-8 | Rodrigo Caporal | DQ | Pan American | 76 kg | 4F |  | 2011
Win | 11-8 | Leandro Lo | Pts: 4x0 | Pan American | 76 kg | R1 |  | 2011
Win | 10-8 | Guilherme Mendes | Pts: 9x0 | Team Nationals | 68 kg | F |  | 2010
Win | 9-8 | Mario Reis | DQ | South American | ABS | F |  | 2010
Win | 8-8 | Nivaldo Oliveira | Pts: 4x2 | South American | ABS | SF |  | 2010
Win | 7-8 | Mario Reis | Pts: 0x0, Adv | South American | 76 kg | F |  | 2010
Win | 6-8 | Davi Ramos | DQ | South American | 76 kg | SF |  | 2010
Loss | 5-8 | Lucas Lepri | Adv | World Champ. | 76 kg | 4F |  | 2010
Loss | 5-7 | Lucas Lepri | RNC | No Gi Worlds | 76 kg | F | No Gi | 2010
Win | 5-6 | JT Torres | Points | No Gi Worlds | 76 kg | SF | No Gi | 2010
Win | 4-6 | Unknown | Pts: 18x0 | WPC Lx Trials | 74 kg | F |  | 2010
Win | 3-6 | Unknown | Cross choke | WPC Lx Trials | 74 kg | SF |  | 2010
Win | 2-6 | Unknown | Armbar | WPC Lx Trials | 74 kg | 4F |  | 2010
Loss | 1-6 | Michael Langhi | Pts: 4x4, Adv | World Champ. | 76 kg | 4F |  | 2009
Loss | 1-5 | Claudio Calasans | Points | ADCC Trials | 77 kg | 4F |  | 2009
Loss | 1-4 | Michael Langhi | Armbar | Pan American | 76 kg | SF |  | 2009
Win | 1-3 | Unknown | Armbar | Pan American | 76 kg | 4F |  | 2009
Loss | 0-3 | Bruno Frazatto | Points | World Champ. | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2008
Loss | 0-2 | Rubens Charles | Choke from back | World Champ. | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2007
Loss | 0-1 | Reinaldo Ribeiro | Pts. 2x2, Adv | World Champ. | 70 kg | 4F |  | 2006

## See also

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* List of current UFC fighters
* List of male mixed martial artists
* World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
* World Nogi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship

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## External links

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* Professional MMA record for Augusto Mendes from Sherdog
* Augusto Mendes at UFC