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CJI1 changed grappling forever. CJI2 tried something new—but the team format didn't work. In this video, I break down exactly why CJI1 succeeded, where CJI2 fell apart, and how Craig Jones can fix CJI3 with a simple $1 million prize structure that maximizes submissions and excitement.

What's Covered:
• Why CJI1's bracket format was so successful (34% submission rate)
• The problems with CJI2's team format (confusion, slow pacing, controversial results)
• A complete breakdown of how to structure CJI3 for maximum action
• Proposed divisions: Lightweight, Middleweight, Heavyweight + Women's
• How a $300,000 submission bounty changes athlete behavior
• Why incentives matter more than format complexity

Athletes & Events Mentioned:
Craig Jones, Kade Ruotolo, Andrew Tackett, Nicky Rod, Lucas Kanard, Victor Hugo, Ffion Davies, Mackenzie Dern, Gabi Garcia, John Danaher, Vagner Rocha, Diego Pato, Mica Galvão, Nicky Rodriguez, Owar Jones, Ethe Crelestine, Helena Crevar.

CJI (Craig Jones Invitational), ADCC, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition analysis.

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Fair Use Notice:
This is an independent documentary channel. This video uses footage from CJI and other grappling events under Fair Use for purposes of criticism, commentary, and education. All footage is used to support analysis and commentary on competitive grappling formats and athlete performance. This transformative use is protected under 17 U.S.C. § 107.

No copyright infringement intended. All rights to original footage belong to their respective copyright holders including Craig Jones Invitational, FloGrappling.