Match 1
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Thi Tuyet Nhu Giang
Cross-collar choke
1:11
Cross-collar choke · 1:11
Competition Result
2025 JJIF Jiu-Jitsu World Championship — Bangkok, Thailand
Three divisions. Three world titles. Bailey Heinsohn won U16 Gi and U16 No-Gi on November 9, then U14 Gi on November 14 while representing the Philippines.
- November 8–14, 2025
- Indoor Stadium Huamark
- Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok · November 2025
Three divisions. Two competition days. Three world titles.
Bailey was 12 years old, making U14 her natural age division. But her championship run did not begin there. On November 9, she started in U16 Gi and then U16 No-Gi against older athletes, winning both divisions.
Five days later, on November 14, Bailey returned for U14 Gi and won her third world title of the championship week. Across all three divisions she went 10–0 and surrendered zero points while representing the Philippines.
November 9
U16 Gi → U16 No-Gi
Two older-age divisions. Two world titles on Bailey's first competition day.
November 14
U14 Gi
Her natural age division closed the championship week with a third gold.
The championship in five numbers
- 10
- Matches
- 10
- Wins
- 9
- Submissions
- 3
- World titles
- 0
- Points surrendered
01
November 9, 2025
Opening division · Moving up in age
The week started in U16 Gi.
U16 Female · -36 kg · Gi · Gold / World Champion
Bailey began her 2025 JJIF World Championships on November 9 by moving up from her natural U14 age division into U16 Female -36 kg Gi against older athletes.
Four matches. Three submissions. One 12–0 points win. Zero points surrendered. World title number one.
Match 2
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Mathail Alhammadi
Points · 12-0
Points · 12-0
Match 3
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Ghaiaheb Alrashdi
Armbar
1:59
Armbar · 1:59
Match 4
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Thi Dan Thuy Hoang
Armbar
1:23
Armbar · 1:23
02
November 9, 2025
Second division · Same day
Then came U16 No-Gi.
U16 Female · -36 kg · No-Gi · Gold / World Champion
Later on November 9, Bailey entered the U16 Female -36 kg No-Gi division and won a second world title against older athletes.
Two matches. Two submissions. Zero points surrendered. Two U16 world titles in one day.
Match 1
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Thi Tuyet Nhu Giang
Armbar
0:20
Armbar · 0:20
Match 2
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Thi Sinh Hoang
Armbar
1:19
Armbar · 1:19
03
November 14, 2025
Final division · Natural age division
Five days later, U14 Gi.
U14 Female · -36 kg · Gi · Gold / World Champion
On November 14, Bailey returned for her natural U14 Female -36 kg Gi division and completed the championship week with a third world title for the Philippines.
Four matches. Four wins. A third gold medal to close the championship week.
Match 1
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Duong Gia Han Cao
Loop choke
1:21
Loop choke · 1:21
Match 2
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Yen Nhi Nguyen
Cross-collar choke
0:56
Cross-collar choke · 0:56
Match 3
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Thi Dan Thuy Hoang
Cross-collar choke
0:58
Cross-collar choke · 0:58
Match 4
Bailey Heinsohn vs.
Yelyubayeva Yasmina
Armbar
2:25
Armbar · 2:25
From the championship
The result
Triple gold.
Three world titles for the Philippines.
Bailey's Worlds run began by choosing the harder path: two U16 divisions against older athletes on November 9. Her natural U14 division came five days later, closing the championship week with a third gold medal.
Continue the Team Philippines story →Official record
Event details, competition dates and primary sources.
2025 JJIF Jiu-Jitsu World Championship — Bangkok, Thailand
- Bailey competed
- November 9 & 14, 2025
- Event dates
- November 8–14, 2025
- Venue
- Indoor Stadium Huamark
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Result
- Triple Gold / Three World Championships
- Organization
- Ju-Jitsu International Federation
Sources
Sportdata — official 2025 JJIF World Championship results →
Primary official results source; identifies Bailey with the Philippines and the Jiu-Jitsu Federation of the Philippines Inc., confirms her first-place finishes, and lists the U16 division standings.
Sportdata — 2025 World Championships U16/U18/U21 timetable →
Official competition timetable documents the event dates, Bailey's U16 Female -36 kg Gi bracket, her representation of the Philippines, and the final matchup.
AIMS — Bangkok to Host the 2025 Ju-Jitsu World Championships →
Documents Bangkok, Thailand and Indoor Stadium Huamark as the venue for the 2025 Ju-Jitsu World Championships.
Philippine News Agency — Young athletes to be honored in PSA Awards Night →
Independent Philippine sports coverage identifies Bailey Heinsohn as a gold medalist at the JJIF Junior Jiu-Jitsu World Championships.