UFC BJJ 7 Picks
UFC BJJ 7 is set for April 2 and features athletes to watch — Alex Enriquez drew praise online for 'NEXT LEVEL' control in recent clips, marking her as someone to follow in the no‑gi crossover space (x.com). The event’s social chatter is already highlighting positional control and transitions that matter for competitive no‑gi training (x.com).
The Meta APEX in Las Vegas will host UFC BJJ 7, with the promotion streaming the card live and free on its official UFC BJJ YouTube channel at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. (ufc.com) The card is built around multiple title bouts, headlined by a UFC BJJ Welterweight title clash between Andrew Tackett and Vagner “Ceara” Rocha, with three championship fights listed on the official event page. (ufc.com) Alex Enriquez is scheduled to compete on the slate in the women’s flyweight division against Australian standout Adele Fornarino. (ufc.com) Adele Fornarino holds major no‑gi credentials, including ADCC success and multiple IBJJF no‑gi medals at the black‑belt level, marking her as a high‑profile opponent on a UFC BJJ debut. (en.wikipedia.org) Enriquez arrives with a documented no‑gi competition record and black‑belt résumé that includes Pan No‑Gi success and major trial wins, per athlete databases and profile coverage. (nogipedia.com) Heavyweight attraction Nicholas Meregali, who had been slated to face Declan Moody on this card, announced he is out of the event due to an injury. (ge.globo.com) Tickets for the show were listed through AXS with doors opening in the late afternoon at the Meta APEX and the venue address provided on the ticketing page. (axs.com)
