
Jaye Rio, a Hawke's Bay grappler, won his first international medal despite battling sickness and the death of his coach a month before the competition.
Rio won gold in the Male Black Adult 18 (heavy category) at the 2026 Sport Jiu-Jitsu International Federation World No-Gi Championship in Tokyo, Japan, using a move taught to him by his late coach.
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Rio's win is an inspiration to others and a testament to his dedication and perseverance
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