Craig Stephen

Lake Country BJJ

6–4
Record
0%
Submission rate
5y
Career
4:44
Avg match
2.0
Avg place

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor. 10 matches across 2 events since Oct 2021, from Smoothcomp results.

Provisional rating · 2 more matches to get ranked

Rating over time Rating 1351−73

Oct 22, 2022·−73 · 2–3·Champions Choice BJJ series # 5

L10 L L L W W L W W W W
3-loss streak
Top 5 best wins
OpponentTheir rating
  • 1
    Ashly Bakema Champions Choice BJJ series # 5 · Oct 2022
    1416
  • 2
    Tyler Nasadyk Champions Choice Fall Open · Oct 2021
    1413
  • 3
    Nathan Buhay Champions Choice Fall Open · Oct 2021
    1322
  • 4
    Liam Vales Champions Choice Fall Open · Oct 2021
    1218
  • 5
    Clint Weber Champions Choice BJJ series # 5 · Oct 2022
    1212

Opponents & match history

10 matches

Newest first, grouped by tournament. Each tournament shows its rating change and the wins we expected; tournaments rated together are one entry.

Champions Choice BJJ series # 5Oct 22, 2022 · expected 2.9 wins 2–3−73 rating
L
Tyler NasadykBOA BJJ MMA
submission4:55
L
Damian KlopZen BJJ
points5:00
L
Unknown User BOA BJJ MMA
points5:00
W
Clint WeberRevolution Martial Arts
decision5:00
W
Ashly BakemaPacific Top Team West Kelowna
decision5:00
Full event results →
Champions Choice Fall OpenOct 23, 2021 · expected 3.0 wins 4–1first rating
L
Martin MetcalfeToshido MMA
submission2:58
W
Liam ValesBOA BJJ MMA
points5:00
W
Tyler NasadykBOA BJJ MMA
points5:00
W
Nathan BuhayPacific Top Team Chilliwack
disqualification
W
Nathan BuhayPacific Top Team Chilliwack
disqualification
Full event results →

Craig Stephen is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor out of Lake Country BJJ. JitsDex holds 10 matches across 2 events, going back to Oct 2021 — a 6–4 record compiled from Smoothcomp tournament results. JitsDex rates Craig Stephen 1351 (provisional: not yet ranked on a board).

2 events · 10 matches · 1 gold · first event on record Oct 2021 · jitsdex.com

Rating 1351 · skill 1568 ± 112 · quality wins 0/8 · data as of 2026-10-24

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