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ADCC 2026: Shock Elimination in Round of 16 as Pato Crushes Pole in Six Minutes
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ADCC 2026: Shock Elimination in Round of 16 as Pato Crushes Pole in Six Minutes

ADCC 2026 delivered its first upset in the round of 16, as Diego "Pato" Oliveira eliminated local favorite Jakub Wikłacz in just six minutes with a rear-naked choke submission.

To remember:

  • Jakub Wikłacz, local favorite, eliminated in the round of 16 by Diego "Pato" Oliveira at ADCC 2026.
  • Pato imposes his ground game and submits Wikłacz via rear-naked choke after six minutes of action.
  • The Brazilian demonstrates superior technical mastery by exploiting gaps in Wikłacz’s defense.

Unbelievable! ADCC 2026, taking place this weekend in Krakow, delivered its first upset right in the round of 16. Jakub Wikłacz, the Polish representative and local favorite, was eliminated by Brazil’s Diego "Pato" Oliveira. The latter imposed his ground game to submit his opponent via rear-naked choke after just six minutes of action.


From the opening seconds, Pato set the pace, using his mobility to evade Wikłacz’s takedown attempts. The Pole, despite his efforts to regain the upper hand by switching to a low guard, couldn’t stop his opponent’s growing dominance. Pato racked up 6 points before finishing, exploiting gaps in Wikłacz’s defense with a well-honed tactical strategy.


Superior Technical Mastery

The matchup revealed Pato’s superior technical mastery. From the start, the Brazilian demonstrated meticulous preparation against Wikłacz’s fighting style. His side control strategy, followed by a seamless transition to the back, proved decisive. Despite intense technical exchanges, Wikłacz couldn’t withstand his opponent’s precision and efficiency.

This win by Pato marks a turning point in ADCC 2026, proving that in combat sports, preparation and technique can make the difference against local enthusiasm. A fight to watch in the upcoming rounds!

Editor's Opinion
By Celtic
Pato set Krakow on fire, and that’s a good thing! Six minutes of action, pure spectacle, and it didn’t drag on with endless takedowns in an octagon. Respect to the warrior who gave it his all, even if the finish was a little brutal.
Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Celtic

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