Flow Grappling reports that it has good news for the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Crabbing as Mo Jassim has been selected as the main organizer of the ADCC World Championships in 2024. The event will take place again in Las Vegas with a target date of September 2024, with trials to begin at the East Coast Trials In November 2023.
He added that ADCC 2022 was the largest event in history, with more than 12,000 fans attending to witness the two-day event at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. There was definitely a lot of hype leading up to it, and the ADCC crew came up with an extraordinary event that will likely mark a turning point in wrestling history.
He said, “I am very happy with ADCC 2022, the feed back has been tremendous. We could have done some things better, and we will make sure to address them in the future, but I am very happy with the event.”
Mo Jassim Mo first came to ADCC as a spectator in 2000 and 2005 before officially joining the ADCC staff in 2007. Starting from the bottom, initially providing wristbands, he held a number of roles prior to his first tour as Worlds Lead Organizer in 2019. He previously organized the 2017 West Coast Trials. Mo is also preparing for his third session as lead organizer of ADCC Worlds, and he has big plans for 2024 – He pledged that he will “make sure that ADCC 2024 overshadows ADCC 2022 in every aspect.
My rule is to never be complacent, and always push the limits as hard as I can. My only goal in every event is to break expectations and I can assure you that ADCC 2024 will be no different.” Mo Jassim!
