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De'Alonzio Jackson
Jackson in 2021
BornDe'Alonzio Jerome Jackson
(1988-10-31) October 31, 1988 (age 36)
Maryland, United States
Other namesDJ Jackson
Kimura Kid
ResidenceThailand
Height173 cm (5 ft 8 in)
Weight77 kg (170 lb; 12 st 2 lb)
DivisionWelterweight
StyleBrazilian jiu-jitsu
Fighting out ofCamp Springs, Maryland, United States
TeamTeam Lloyd Irvin
RankSecond Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Lloyd Irvin
Years active2012-present
Mixed martial arts record
Total4
Wins4
By submission2
By decision2
Losses0
Notable studentsStamp Fairtex, Uloomi Karim, Reza Goodary, Mark Abelardo, Anita Karim
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog
Medal record
Event 1st 2nd 3rd
World No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2 - -
COPA de Bangkok 3 - 1
Total 5 0 1
Representing  United States
Men's Brazilian jiu-jitsu
World No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship
Gold medal – first place 2015 California -79.5 kg
Gold medal – first place 2013 California -79.5 kg
Gold medal – first place 2012 California -79.5 kg
COPA de Bangkok
Gold medal – first place 2019 Bangkok -82.3 kg
Gold medal – first place 2019 Bangkok -85 kg
Gold medal – first place 2019 Bangkok Open weight
Bronze medal – third place 2019 Bangkok Open weight

De'Alonzio Jackson (born 31 October 1988), known as DJ Jackson, is an American Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner and mixed martial artist based in Thailand.[1] He is a multiple Brazilian jiu-jitsu world champions in IBJJF, ADCC, Pan American, Brazilian National and COPA de Bangkok.[2] Jackson is the first African-American world Brazilian jiu-jitsu champion.[3]

Background

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Jackson was born on 31 October 1988 in Maryland. He started sport with wrestling at DeMatha Catholic High School.[4]

Brazilian jiu-jitsu career

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When DJ Jackson started practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu on the Team Lloyd Irvin, he immediately caught the attention of his coach, Lloyd Irvin.[5] He entered the competition very soon at the request of his coach.[6] In a short time, he shone in prestigious competitions and eliminated all of his opponents.[7] His high level of athleticism earned him a black belt in 2012 in less than four years.[8]

Mixed martial arts career

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While practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Jackson decided to practice and compete in mixed martial arts.[9] He fought four times between 2015 and 2016, which resulted in four victories, including two submissions.[10]

Coaching career

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Since 2019, Jackson has been an official Brazilian jiu-jitsu and mixed martial arts coach in Thailand. Under his leadership, his students, including Stamp Fairtex, Arash Mardani, Reza Goodary and Mark Abelardo, have won several international medals in important competitions including the Siam Cup BJJ and COPA de Bangkok.[11]

Personal life

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In 2008, while attending college, Jackson was charged with third-degree sexual assault of a 16-year-old and supplying alcohol to a minor. He pleaded guilty to serious assault and had to pay a fine.[12]

During his time coaching in Thailand, Jackson was alleged to have stolen over 500,000 THB (over US$13,000) from multiple individuals. One case involved Jackson using his authority to extort 100,000 THB from a young MMA fighter. Jackson fled to the United States with his 2-year-old son a week before he was supposed to repay the stolen money.[13] Jackson responded by calling the allegations "100% false" and that his last gym of employment, Southside MMA, had refused to pay several fees for him, as well refusing to provide him with a work visa. He also claimed the MMA fighter who he allegedly extorted 100,000 THB "handed [him the money] after his first trip in Thailand as he didn't have a bank account." In his response, Jackson also claimed that he didn't know the actual age of the victim in his sexual assault case he "assumed she was over 18 since almost everyone in the bar was from the college or over 21-year-old residents of the city."[14]

Achievements

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World No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship

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  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2015 California, -79.5 kg   Black belt, No-Gi[15]
  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2013 California, -79.5 kg   Black belt, No-Gi[16]
  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2012 California, -79.5 kg   Black belt, No-Gi[17]

Pan-American No-Gi Championship

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  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2012 California, -98 kg   Black belt, No-Gi[18]

COPA de Bangkok

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  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2019 Bangkok, -82.3 kg   Black belt, No-Gi
  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2019 Bangkok, -85 kg   Black belt, Gi
  • 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2019 Bangkok, Open weight   Black belt, No-Gi
  • 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 2019 Bangkok, Open weight   Black belt, Gi

Mixed martial arts record

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Professional record breakdown
4 matches 4 wins 0 losses
By knockout 0 0
By submission 2 0
By decision 2 0
Res. Record Opponent Method Event Date Round Time Location Notes
Win 4-0 Bassil Hafez Decision (unanimous) CFFC 61 - Anyanwu vs. Pinto Oct 29, 2016 3 5:00 New Jersey, United States
Win 3-0 Stacey Anderson Submission (rear-naked choke) SF - Shogun Fights 14 Apr 16, 2016 1 2:40 Virginia, United States
Win 2-0 Piankhi Zimmerman Decision (unanimous) SF - Shogun Fights 13 Oct 24, 2016 3 5:00 Maryland, United States
Win 1-0 Roy Smith Submission (rear-naked choke) Fire & Ice Fighting Championships - Fight for the Troops Sep 19, 2015 1 0:45 Maryland, United States

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Grappling record

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Result Opponent Method Competition Weight Stage Year
Win Rafael Barbosa Points NYC World Trials 83 kg SF 2012
Loss Lucas Leite Referee Decision NYC World Trials 83 kg F 2012
Loss Claudio Calasans Referee Decision World Pro. 82 kg R2 2012
Win Unknown Wristlock NoGi Worlds 82 kg R1 2012
Win Jason Manly Pts: 11x0 NoGi Worlds 82 kg 4F 2012
Win Vitor Oliveira Pts: 0x0, Adv NoGi Worlds 82 kg SF 2012
Win Clark Gracie Pts: 5x0 NoGi Worlds 82 kg F 2012
Win James Puopolo Pts: 0x0, Adv NoGi Worlds ABS R1 2012
Win Roberto Alencar Pts: 4x0 NoGi Worlds ABS 8F 2012
Loss Leandro Lo Pts: 0x0, Adv NoGi Worlds ABS 4F 2012
Loss Claudio Calasans Pts: 0x0, Pen European Open 82 kg 4F 2013
Win Rodrigo Breves Points NYC World Trials 83 kg N/A 2013
Win Felipe Matos Adv Pan American ABS R1 2013
Win Gabriel Vella Pts: 2x0 Pan American ABS R2 2013
Win Bernardo Faria Pts: 12x0 Pan American ABS 4F 2013
Win Gabriel Rollo Adv Pan American 82 kg R2 2013
Win Rafael Barbosa Wristlock Pan American 82 kg 4F 2013
Loss Clark Gracie Referee Decision Pan American 82 kg SF 2013
Loss Claudio Calasans Pts: 0x0, Adv World Pro 82 kg R1 2013
Win Magid Hage Pts: 2x0 World Champ. ABS RDS 2013
Loss Leonardo Leite Points World Champ. ABS RDS 2013
Draw Tio Chico N/A Copa Podio 76 kg GP 2013
Win Oliver Geddes Wristlock Copa Podio 76 kg GP 2013
Loss Vinicius Marinho Adv Copa Podio 76 kg GP 2013
Win Rodrigo Magalhaes Pts: 2x0 Copa Podio 76 kg GP 2013
Loss Leandro Lo Pts: 6x2 Copa Podio 76 kg SF 2013
Loss Vinicius Marinho Pen Copa Podio 76 kg 3PLC 2013
Loss AJ Agazarm Referee Decision ADCC 77 kg R1 2013
Loss Vitor Oliveira Points NoGi Worlds 82 kg SF 2013
Win Abmar Barbosa Pts: 3x0 Boston W. Open 82 kg SF 2013
Win Gregor Gracie Pts: 2x0 Boston W. Open 82 kg F 2013
Win Abmar Barbosa Points Boston W. Open ABS SF 2013
Win Rafael Barbosa Pts: 6x0 Boston W. Open ABS F 2013
Win Garry Tonon Points ADCC Nationals ABS SPF 2014
Win Unknown Submission Pan American ABS R2 2014
Loss Andre Galvao Points Pan American ABS R3 2014
Loss Diego Hertzog Pts: 2x2, Adv Pan American 88 kg R1 2014
Win Unknown Wristlock World Champ. 76 kg R1 2014
Loss Rodrigo Freitas Pen World Champ. 76 kg R1 2014
Win Manuel Ribamar Pts: 2x0 NoGi Worlds 79 kg 8F 2015
Win Vinicius Agudo Pts: 5x0 NoGi Worlds 79 kg 4F 2015
Win Otavio Sousa Referee Decision NoGi Worlds 79 kg SF 2015
Win Jonathan Satava Pts: 3x0 NoGi Worlds 79 kg F 2015
Win Eliot Kelly Referee Decision NoGi Worlds ABS R1 2015
Win Guybson Sa Pts: 6x0 NoGi Worlds ABS 8F 2015
Win Caio Terra Pts: 0x0, Adv NoGi Worlds ABS 4F 2015
Loss Felipe Pena RNC NoGi Worlds ABS SF 2015
Win Bruno Bastos Arm in guillotine EBI 6 ABS R1 2016
Loss Rustam Chsiev EBI/OT EBI 6 ABS 4F 2016
Win Corey Brown Pts: 24x0 Grappling Pro 77 kg 4F 2016
Win Garry Tonon Pts: 7x2 Grappling Pro 77 kg SF 2016
Win Lucas Barbosa Pts: 6x3 Grappling Pro 77 kg F 2016
Win John Combs Guillotine F2W Pro 18 82 kg SPF 2016
Win Vinicius Agudo Brabo choke F2W Pro 29 82 kg SPF 2017
Win Cora Talamoni Americana ADCC WC Trials 88 kg R1 2017
Win Ty Freeman Referee Decision ADCC WC Trials 88 kg 8F 2017
Win Kevin Crane Pts: 4x0 ADCC WC Trials 88 kg 4F 2017
Win Antonio Zuazo Pts: 5x0 ADCC WC Trials 88 kg SF 2017
Loss John Salter Pen ADCC WC Trials 88 kg F 2017
Win Jose Portillo N/A Miami Spring Open 88 kg SF 2017
Win Jurandir Conceicao Pts: 3x0 Miami Spring Open 88 kg F 2017
Win Josh Littleton Brabo choke Miami Spring Open ABS 4F 2017
Win Valdir Araujo Points Miami Spring Open ABS SF 2017
Loss Roberto Abreu Pts: 25x0 Miami Spring Open ABS F 2017
Win Vagner Rocha Pts: 25x8 Grappling Pro 77 kg SPF 2017
Win Nick Calvanese Pts: 0x0, Adv NY Summer Open 88 kg SF 2017
Win Jonathan Satava N/A NY Summer Open 88 kg F 2017
Win Enrique Galarza N/A NY Summer Open ABS 4F 2017
Loss Marcos Tinoco Referee Decision NY Summer Open ABS SF 2017
Win Aaron Johnson Points NY S. No-Gi Open ABS SF 2017
Win James Brasco Inside heel hook F2W Pro 42 88 kg SPF 2017
Win Tommy Langaker Points Copa Podio 88 kg RR 2017
Win Kywan Gracie Pts: 0x0, Adv Copa Podio 88 kg RR 2017
Win F. Andrew Pts: 0x0, Adv Copa Podio 88 kg RR 2017
Win Hugo Marques Pts: 4x2 Copa Podio 88 kg RR 2017
Win Gustavo Braguinha Adv Copa Podio 88 kg SF 2017
Win F. Andrew Adv Copa Podio 88 kg F 2017
Win Greg Walker Pts: 0x0, Adv Washington Open 82 kg F 2017
Win Leo Saggioro Referee Decision ADCC 77 kg E1 2017
Loss Vagner Rocha Referee Decision ADCC 77 kg 4F 2017
Win Donghyun Kim Pts: 2x0 Spyder Invitational ABS SPF 2017
Win Gilbert Burns Referee Decision F2W Pro 53 82 kg SPF 2017
Win Alberto Gonzalez Submission Spain Nat. Pro 94 kg SF 2018
Win Adam Wardzinski Pts: 0x0, Adv Spain Nat. Pro 94 kg F 2018
Win Nick Calvanese Referee Decision F2W Pro 71 84 kg SPF 2018
Win Tanner Rice Pts: 0x0, Adv WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Tanner Rice Pts: 0x0, Pen WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Tanner Rice Adv WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Murilo Santana Pts: 0x0, Pen World Champ. 88 kg R1 2018
Win Sami Baki Kimura Boa Super 8 ABS 4F 2018
Win Stuart Cooper Pts: 3x0 Boa Super 8 ABS SF 2018
Win Craig Jones Pts: 0x0, Pen Boa Super 8 ABS F 2018
Win Craig Jones Referee Decision Spider Inv. 4F 76 kg SPF 2018
Win Takagi Shota Brabo choke Grand Slam TYO 85 kg 4F 2018
Win Alan Fidelis Armbar Grand Slam TYO 85 kg SF 2018
Win Bradley Hill Pts: 5x0 Grand Slam TYO 85 kg F 2018
Win Jamie Fletcher Guillotine Subversiv ABS SF 2018
Win Richie Martinez Kimura Subversiv ABS F 2018
Win Rafael Domingos Points Black Belt CBD 83 kg SF 2018
Loss Gilbert Burns Points Black Belt CBD 83 kg F 2018
Loss V. Hugo Pts: 16x0 Spyder Inv. Final 76 kg SF 2018
Loss Manuel Ribamar Pts: 6x0 Grand Slam AD 85 kg 4F 2019
Win Donghyun Kim Pts: 2x0 Spyder Invitational ABS SPF 2017
Win Gilbert Burns Referee Decision F2W Pro 53 82 kg SPF 2017
Win Alberto Gonzalez Submission Spain Nat. Pro 94 kg SF 2018
Win Adam Wardzinski Pts: 0x0, Adv Spain Nat. Pro 94 kg F 2018
Win Nick Calvanese Referee Decision F2W Pro 71 84 kg SPF 2018
Win Tanner Rice Pts: 0x0, Adv WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Tanner Rice Pts: 0x0, Pen WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Tanner Rice Adv WP US Qualifier 94 kg RR 2018
Loss Murilo Santana Pts: 0x0, Pen World Champ. 88 kg R1 2018
Win Sami Baki Kimura Boa Super 8 ABS 4F 2018
Win Stuart Cooper Pts: 3x0 Boa Super 8 ABS SF 2018
Win Craig Jones Pts: 0x0, Pen Boa Super 8 ABS F 2018
Win Craig Jones Referee Decision Spider Inv. 4F 76 kg SPF 2018
Win Takagi Shota Brabo choke Grand Slam TYO 85 kg 4F 2018
Win Alan Fidelis Armbar Grand Slam TYO 85 kg SF 2018
Win Bradley Hill Pts: 5x0 Grand Slam TYO 85 kg F 2018
Win Jamie Fletcher Guillotine Subversiv ABS SF 2018
Win Richie Martinez Kimura Subversiv ABS F 2018
Win Rafael Domingos Points Black Belt CBD 83 kg SF 2018
Loss Gilbert Burns Points Black Belt CBD 83 kg F 2018
Loss V. Hugo Pts: 16x0 Spyder Inv. Final 76 kg SF 2018
Loss Manuel Ribamar Pts: 6x0 Grand Slam AD 85 kg 4F 2019
Win Roberto Satoshi Wristlock King of Mats II 85 kg RR 2019
Win Diego Ramalho Pts: 0x0, Adv King of Mats II 85 kg RR 2019
Loss Manuel Ribamar Pts: 9x0 King of Mats II 85 kg RR 2019
Loss Isaque Bahiense Referee Decision King of Mats II 85 kg RR 2019
Win Marc Akakpovi Submission Netherlands Pro 85 kg SF 2019
Win Arthur Pucci Submission Netherlands Pro 85 kg F 2019
Loss Isaque Bahiense Referee Decision BJJ Stars 88 kg SPF 2019
Loss Manuel Ribamar Referee Decision F2W Pro 104 85 kg SPF 2019
Loss Murilo Santana Referee Decision F2W Pro 108 85 kg SPF 2019
Win Scott Jutras Kimura Washington DCO 82 kg 4F 2019
Loss Felipe Cesar Pts: 15x0 Washington DCO 82 kg SF 2019
Win Brian Beaury Injury Washington DCO ABS 4F 2019
Win Diogo Sampaio Pts: 0x0, Adv Washington DCO ABS SF 2019
Win Vinicius Trator Pts: 0x0, Adv Washington DCO ABS F 2019
Win Arnaldo Maidana Referee Decision F2W Pro 109 85 kg SPF 2019
Win Viking Wong Pts: 3x0 World Pro 85 kg 4F 2019
Loss Faisal AlKitbe Pts: 0x0, Adv World Pro 85 kg SF 2019
Win Philippe Pomaski Pts: 2x0 World Pro 85 kg RPC 2019
Win Devhonte Johnson Referee Decision World Pro 85 kg 3RD 2019
Win Alexandre Pimentel Points Miami Spring Open 82 kg SF 2019
Win Brian Beaury Points Miami Spring Open 82 kg F 2019
Win Enrique Galarza Submission High Rollerz ABS 4F 2019
Win Evani Chavez Submission High Rollerz ABS SF 2019
Win Michael Egley Submission High Rollerz ABS F 2019
Win Nathan Mendelsohn Points World Champ. 82 kg R1 2019
Loss Claudio Calasans Pts: 0x0, Adv World Champ. 82 kg R2 2019
Loss K. Steele Referee Decision Third Coast 88 kg SPF 2019
Win Ruben Rivera EBI/OT Subversiv 2 75 kg SPF 2019
Loss Edwin Najmi Referee Decision F2W Pro 120 82 kg SPF 2019
Win John Combs Pts: 5x0 ADCC 77 kg R1 2019
Loss JT Torres Pts: 3x0 ADCC 77 kg 4F 2019

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See also

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References

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