American Top Team

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American Top Team
Est. 2003
Founded by Ricardo Liborio, Marcus "Conan" Silveira & Marcelo Silveira
Primary trainers Ricardo Liborio
Howard Davis Jr.
Benkei
Current titleholders Lew Polley Light Heavyweight (205 lb/93 kg) (ECC 2007)
Jorge Santiago Middleweight (185 lb/84 kg) Tournament Champion (Strikeforce 2007)
Past titleholders Gesias "JZ" Calvancanti Middleweight (155 lb/70 kg) Grand Prix champion (K-1 HERO's 2006, 2007),
Jeff Monson Heavyweight (205-265 lb/93-120 kg) (Cage Warriors Heavyweight Champion 2004),
Marcus Aurelio Lightweight (154 lb/70 kg) Grand Prix Champion (ZST - Japan 2004),
Denis Kang heavyweight (185 lb/84 kg) (Spirit MC 2004)
Prominent Fighters Denis Kang (K-1 HERO'S)
Jeff Monson (former UFC, PRIDE FC)
Din Thomas (UFC)
Thiago "Pitbull" Alves (UFC)
Thiago Silva (UFC)
Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante (DREAM)
Wilson Gouveia (UFC)
Marcus Aurelio (UFC PRIDE)
Jorge Santiago (UFC, Strikeforce, Art of War)
Training Facility Locations Flag of the United States Coconut Creek, Florida USA
Official Website www.americantopteam.com

American Top Team, commonly referred to as ATT, main academy is located in Coconut Creek, Florida. It is one of the top teams in mixed martial arts (MMA). Coaches and instructors include Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist Ricardo Liborio and 1976 Olympic gold medalist Howard Davis Jr. ATT features professional fighters who have competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), PRIDE Fighting Championships, and K-1 among others.

Although the team was founded by some former members of Brazilian Top Team, ATT has no formal affiliation with them.[citation needed]

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