Talk:Carlos Gracie Jr.

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Carlos Machado is listed as a 6th Degree black belt under carlos Gracie Jr, yet, if you follow the link to carlos machado, you are told near the bottom of the page that he is an 8th degree black belt.

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=== http://www.machadofitness.com/home Rigan machado : 8th dan

Jet Li 3rd Degree
Jet Li is listed as a 3rd degree black belt is this legit or did someone just randomly put this up. 216.186.198.96 (talk) 20:42, 12 April 2010 (UTC)

25/04/2010: false entry removed
John Easterbrook and Sherwin Saberi removed from 6th dan list

Marcio Simas
The entry for Marcio Simas as a 5th degree also needs to be moved up as he is a 6th degree now 98.85.21.254 (talk) 20:59, 25 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Is this information posted anywhere online? Fayerman (talk) 23:03, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

Can't someone add a neutrality tag to this article?
It's obviously nothing but self serving bullshit. Nothing more. Not even half of it is sourced, and I removed an obviously self serving claim about how he "will always be remembered."

The only way he'll be remembered by the BJJ community is by being a greedy, undeserving asshole capitalizing on his family's skills. Certainly not his own. Look at youtube if you need to question my analysis.. he's terrible at his own "sport."

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I believe that the article is very neutral. It's simply what the GRacie Barra is all about.

Copyright problem removed
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<<< actually it's safe to put it. I work for Gracie Barra. You may confirm it with my boss =) can you let me know how I can donate teh copyrighted material?

Critique and Response
There is a place for critique and response in the main article but because it is biographical about a living person it is really important to keep a neutral point of view. The CBJJ is already mentioned in this article and has its own. I don't think the below fits in well in its current form and tone.Peter Rehse (talk) 07:43, 23 June 2012 (UTC)

Though everyone said Gracie Barra was a bad idea, in little over one year the students grew from 20 to 200, most were either surfers or/and local hard men looking for a challenge. With time different Jiu Jitsu academies started opening all over Rio, many formed by Carlson Gracie’s black belts. Carlos saw a need for an organized competition and a credible federation, being the visionary that he is, he created CBJJ – “Confederação de Brazilian Jiu Jitsu“.

Although Many have fought through the years against this CBJJ for the lack of a democratic election, lack of prize money’s for the competitors or even the over pricing of its competitions, the matter of fact is that many federations have come and gone, and the CBJJ is still standing as the most prestigious and best organized federation in Jiu Jitsu and it’s titles are still regarded as the most prestigious by the Jiu Jitsu community. In the mean time, in between opening academies and federations, Carlos still managed to produce some of the very best BJJ fighters and coaches the world has to offer and have the most successful BJJ team in History, the one with the most international titles all around.

Need help with Carlos Gracie Jr., — Preceding unsigned comment added by Nilo.chinilla (talk • contribs) 19:06, 9 November 2012 (UTC)

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