Montenegro Top Team results

Balkan Open 2026: 12 golds

At the Balkan Open in Banja Luka in September 2026, with more than 1,000 athletes from 24 countries, the club entered 11 Montenegrin national-team members in 22 brackets and reached 16 finals: 12 golds, 4 silvers and 4 bronzes. Dobrivoje Janković took four golds undefeated, Zaha Nurković and Nemanja Raščanin two each, and Andrej Bošković, Vasilije Pavićević, Uroš Jušković, David Vuksanović, Aleksa Radonjić and Vojislav Janković also made the podium.

European Championship 2025: silver for Emir Delijić

At the JJIF European No-Gi Championship in Zadar in August 2025, club black belt Emir Delijić won silver in the senior −94 kg division, cadet Mario Marić took bronze and Miloš Đurović finished fifth on debut. In December 2025 the Podgorica Secretariat for Sport awarded Delijić a plaque for top senior results and Marić a plaque for his 2025 results.

ADCC and Grappling Industries

The biggest haul so far is Grappling Industries Serbia in Novi Sad, March 2026: 13 golds, 8 silvers and 4 bronzes from 72 wins. At the ADCC European Championship in Belgrade in February 2026 the club took two golds, two silvers and a bronze, and it has medals from the ADCC Montenegro, Serbia and Macedonia Opens, Malta, Mostar, Sarajevo and Banja Luka. All ADCC and Grappling Industries events run on Smoothcomp, so the numbers in the table can be checked.

MMA: MFC, TKO, BFC

The club's MMA group competes at Montenegrin and Bosnian promotions. At TKO MMA 2 in Kotor in October 2026 the club's fighters took three golds and a silver from four wins; at MFC 22 in Podgorica in December 2025 a gold, two silvers and a bronze. There are also appearances at MFC 23, MFC International in Bar, Bosnian Fighting Championship 1 and 2 and SFC 5 in Sarajevo. The group is led by Marko Jokmanović, an IMMAF certified coach.

National team

Head coach Marko Jokmanović is a coach of Montenegro's national jiu-jitsu team: he was with the team at the JJIF Senior World Championship in Bangkok in November 2025 and led the club's national-team members at the 2026 Balkan Open. In 2023 Đorđe Krstajić took gold in no-gi −97.5 kg (brown and black belts) and silver in gi at Grappling Industries Amsterdam, among 1,015 athletes, with the fastest finish of the event, a leg lock in 29 seconds.