BJJ black belt at wrestling

I had a BJJ blackbelt come to wrestling practice tonight at my university. Wagnney Fabiano. I heared hes fighting Novemeber 12th in Vegas. Anyone ever heared of him in MMA or Grappling?

 

or where hes fighting? I was training so I didn't get a chance to talk to him

 

I believe there's a Grapplers Quest going down in Vegas that weekend. Perhaps that's it?

 

he is good i think he was at the last adcc

 

Wagney Fabiani is a very good grappler. He is a member of Dede Pederneiras' Nova Uniao team, with the likes of Joao Roque, Vitor Shaolin, BJ Penn, Charuto Verissimo, Thalles Leite, John Lewis, Marc Laimon, Leo Santos and Robson Moura.

Wagney is the winner of the Brazilian qualifier for this year's ADCC. He submitted Jani Lax in the opening round and lost to Rani Yahya of Rickson Gracie Jiujitsu by points (2-0, takedown) in the quarter finals.

 

thats awesome thanks, hopefully he'll trade some submissionon work for take down training.

 

I train with Wagney, he already has great wrestling?

are you at brock?

 

Maybe you can trade some high amplitude throws against some Flying armbars or flying triangles.

 

bjj plus wrestling is always good

 

I'm at Guelph

 

BTW I doubt you can teach wagney anything all...

 

How was he? Was it straight olympic wrestling?

 

That's a pretty ignorant post. The guy goes to a University to practice wrestling... obviously he's looking to sharpen his standing grappling technique. You beginning BJJ guys drive me nuts with how ignorant you are. BJJ is a terrific sport, but like every other MA, it has weaknesses. Its weakness is standing grappling. Good for him to cross train.

 

I train with wagney and he's abu dhabi level world class fighter. Wagney goes to guelph for practice, not to learn dipshit.

I'm not a "beginning bjj guy", 100$ says ill take you to school in jits/mma/wrestling.

 

well there are world class level wrestlers at Guelph. Don't hate on someone for working on their game. We all want to get better, so roll with it.

 

And I guarantee you he's probably get schooled at takedowns over there.

 

There's def great wrestlers at guelph altho i do prefer brock, but saying that you can teach an abu dhabi level/ TKO SLW champ is just ignorant... Wag's a great guy and im sure he'll show you some jits in his free time or you can jump by toronto bjj.

I'd actually love to go down there one say and wrestle with you guys, I hear its great there...



and shut up lobo,

 

why can't he teach him some wrestling?

 

Brock is a great school, with lots of talented wrestlers, but they're pretty one dimensional in terms of style.
Also between 70-85 kgs, Guelph is the deepest room in the country.
And last thing, if you read my post, I never said I'd be able to teach him anything, I said I'd like for him to teach me in exchange for training at Guelph. And he obviously respects the club enough to come train with us. Whats more I don't think anyone gets as good as he is without being open to learning from whatever source he has access too.

 

cross training is the only way to be a complete martial artist because all arts emphasize different things, there is nothing wrong with being a bb in one art and a beginer in another