Head Instructor · Checkmat Murrieta

Professor Ricardo "Pantcho" Feliciano Pereira

4th-degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Leo Vieira · 3× IBJJF No-Gi World Champion (Masters)

Checkmat Murrieta black belt instructor smiling in a black gi

4th Degree

Black belt under Leo Vieira since 2007

3× World Champion

IBJJF No-Gi Worlds, Masters

Since 2009

Coaching in Temecula and Murrieta

São Paulo

Where his jiu-jitsu began

Black belt coaching a student through a technique at Checkmat Murrieta

Biography

From São Paulo to Southern California

Ricardo “Pantcho” Feliciano Pereira grew up in the Ipiranga district of São Paulo, Brazil, and came up through the city’s competition scene. At purple belt he won the open class at the Brazilian Nationals (2004) and the IBJJF Pan Championship (2005).

In 2007 he received his black belt from Leo Vieira. When Vieira and his partners founded Checkmat in 2008, Pantcho was part of the team from the start, and later that year he moved to the United States to lead classes at a new Checkmat affiliate in La Habra, California.

From there he joined Dan Henderson’s Team Quest, first coaching jiu-jitsu for Team Henderson on season 9 of The Ultimate Fighter, then as a full-time coach at Team Quest in Temecula, where he also fought professionally in MMA. He has coached in the Temecula and Murrieta area ever since, and today leads Checkmat Murrieta as head instructor.

Competition record

Two Decades on the Podium

Pantcho has medaled at IBJJF events from purple belt through black belt Masters, and he still competes today. Highlights from official IBJJF and CBJJ results:

Black belt passing the guard in a match at an IBJJF jiu-jitsu tournament

Gi

No-Gi

Sources: IBJJF and CBJJ official results, Fight 2 Win event reports.

Coach and mentor

Coach, Mentor, Community Builder

Pantcho’s teaching reflects his own game: sound fundamentals, heavy pressure passing and a competitor’s eye for detail. He has coached everyone from first-day beginners and young kids to professional fighters, including UFC veteran Sam Alvey, who brought him to Brazil as his jiu-jitsu coach for UFC Fight Night 61 in 2015.

At Checkmat Murrieta he has built a family-oriented academy where discipline and respect come first, and where kids, adults and competitors train side by side.

Kids jiu-jitsu students holding belt promotion certificates at Checkmat Murrieta

Lineage

Carlos Gracie → Helio Gracie → Rolls Gracie → Romero Cavalcanti → Leo Vieira → Ricardo "Pantcho" Feliciano Pereira

Through Checkmat founder Leo Vieira, Professor Pantcho’s black belt traces back to the Gracie family and the roots of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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