Hannette Staack
6x IBJJF World Champion · 2004–2013
Lineage
Staack's strong Competition IQ (88) and strong Guard Passing (88) define this era.
Competition Record
Career grappling record
Gi
No-Gi
6x IBJJF World Champion, one of the most dominant female competitors in gi history
Mat Resume
Time on the mats in professional competition
35
Pro Matches
16
Mat Hours
14
Events
6.5 min
Avg Duration
52 sec
Fastest Sub
Style Analysis
Pressure passer with relentless forward energy. Her style was defined by overwhelming opponents with constant movement and chain attacks from top position. A pioneer of women's BJJ competition who helped establish the standards for the modern women's division.
Signature Submissions
Notable Matches
Key competition results
Did You Know?
Won 6 IBJJF World Championships across multiple weight classes
One of the first female BJJ athletes to gain mainstream recognition
Trained at Alliance alongside multiple male and female world champions
Her rivalry with Kyra Gracie defined women's BJJ in the mid-2000s
Trophy Case
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010
6x IBJJF World Champion — one of the most dominant female gi competitors ever
Multiple ADCC medals in women's divisions
Signature Moments
6x World Champion — Women's Gi Dominance
Hannette Staack won six IBJJF World Championships, making her one of the most decorated female gi competitors in history. Her technical pressure passing and submission game set the standard for women's competitive BJJ in the 2000s.
Six world titles. Hannette Staack was the women's Roger Gracie — dominant, technical, and virtually unbeatable.
Season Stats · 6x IBJJF World Champion
Engine Attributes
Data Coverage
FloGrappling / BJJ Heroes / IBJJF
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