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The 21 pages that link to Brazilian jiu-jitsu, each with the reason it gives.

• Mixed martial artsRelated: Its positional system and submission techniques became defining MMA skills.

• JudoCompared with: It developed from judo and places greater emphasis on extended ground fighting.

• WrestlingCompared with: Wrestling takedowns and top pressure complement its ground-fighting approach.

• Martial artsBroader topic: Its techniques are widely used in self-defense and mixed martial arts competition.

• Catch wrestlingCompared with: Its strategic emphasis on positional groundwork differs from catch wrestling's pin-and-submit tradition.

• AikidoCompared with: Its sustained ground sparring contrasts with aikido’s usual emphasis on standing defenses.

• GrapplingBroader topic: It develops grappling through extended ground exchanges and submission attacks.

• SamboCompared with: It shares sambo’s submissions but generally gives greater emphasis to ground fighting.

• JujutsuCompared with: It descends from judo and Japanese jujutsu but specializes in ground fighting.

• Amateur wrestlingCompared with: Its emphasis on submissions differs from wrestling's point and fall systems.

• Krav MagaCompared with: Its specialized ground grappling contrasts with Krav Maga’s broader focus on threats and escape.

• Amanda NunesRelated: Nunes’s grappling provided a submission threat alongside her striking.

• Anderson SilvaRelated: Silva’s submission win over Chael Sonnen demonstrated his ability to finish from the ground.

• Georges St-PierreRelated: St-Pierre’s ground game combined positional control with submission defense.

• Royce GracieNarrower topic: Royce used its techniques as the foundation of his tournament fighting style.

• Hand-to-hand combatRelated: Its ground-fighting methods illustrate one specialized pathway from close contact to control.

• Hélio GracieNarrower topic: Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is a family-associated development within this broader martial art.

• B.J. PennRelated: Penn’s early mastery of this art earned him the nickname “The Prodigy.”

• Demetrious JohnsonRelated: His transitions often turn takedowns into submission opportunities.

• Gene LeBellCompared with: Its ground-fighting emphasis offers a useful comparison with LeBell’s judo-based approach.

• VovinamCompared with: Its specialized ground-fighting focus contrasts with Vovinam's wider range of techniques.