Kingsway Jiu-Jitsu is a grappling academy founded in Austin, Texas, in 2025. Rebranded from its predecessor team, New Wave Jiu-Jitsu, Kingsway was established by Gordon Ryan, John Danaher, and Garry Tonon. The name comes from Ryan's nickname as "The King." The gym aims to combine championship-caliber training with structured methodology for both competitors and hobbyists.
| Name | Country | Record (W-L-D) | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gordon Ryan |
USA
|
100-4-3 | 24920.75 |
| Helena Crevar |
USA
|
42-4-0 | 19360.17 |
| Giancarlo Bodoni |
USA
|
67-23-2 | 13829.54 |
| Oliver Taza |
Canada
|
177-59-4 | 9583.65 |
| Luke Griffith |
South Africa
|
28-6-2 | 10632.39 |
| Nicholas Meregali |
Brazil
|
16-3-0 | 7535.89 |
| Daniel Manasoiu |
USA
|
30-14-2 | 5966.43 |
| Ana Mayordomo |
Spain
|
31-6-0 | 5033.57 |
| Dorian Olivarez |
USA
|
36-1-3 | 4602.30 |
| Landon Elmore |
USA
|
38-12-6 | 3752.50 |
| Davis Asare |
Norway
|
57-17-11 | 2659.02 |
| Dominic Mejia |
USA
|
51-15-2 | 3049.84 |
| Garry Tonon |
USA
|
70-27-2 | 2518.23 |
| Sebastian Attard |
Australia
|
28-9-11 | 1744.00 |
| Abraham La Montagne |
USA
|
68-25-5 | 1602.18 |
| Placido Santos |
USA
|
30-7-0 | 1446.76 |
| Reese LaFever |
USA
|
6-11-0 | 127.43 |
| Andrew DeGraff |
USA
|
17-9-0 | 266.40 |
| Jason Nolf |
USA
|
0-5-0 | 0.00 |
| John Danaher |
New Zealand
|
0-0-0 | 0.00 |