Nick Kemp
Nick Kemp BJJ: Geelong’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor, sponsored by Carbon Gym.
Quick Facts
- Full name: Nicholas Kemp
- Coach: Daniel Cherubin, Norlane, Victoria, Australia
- Discipline: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
- Belt rank: Purple belt, earned within his first three years of training
- Weight division: Heavyweight, ultra-heavyweight and open-weight divisions; gi and no-gi
- Notable results: At least 20 publicly documented podium finishes (12 gold, 6 silver, 2 bronze) across Australian, Victorian, NSW and international competition
- Home / based: Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Biography
Nick Kemp BJJ training runs through Daniel Cherubin’s gym in Norlane, where Nick has built a reputation for showing up to almost everything. He competes in both gi and no-gi, mostly in the heavyweight, ultra-heavyweight and open-weight divisions, and doesn’t shy away from absolute brackets against purple, brown and black belts. His purple belt came within three years of starting the sport, a quick climb by most standards. Since May 2025 he’s put together at least 20 podium finishes: 12 gold, six silver and two bronze, spread across Australian, Victorian, NSW and international competition. Carbon Gym sponsors Nick for all his strength and conditioning and recovery needs, and he keeps representing Geelong at events around the state, the country and overseas.
Competition Highlights
- 2025 Australian Jiu Jitsu Championship: Gold, White Belt Adult Gi Open Weight
- 2025 Victorian State Championship: Gold, White Belt Adult No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight
- 2025 VBJJL: Gold, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight; Gold, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Open Weight
- 2026 VBJJL: Gold, Blue Belt Adult Gi Ultra-Heavyweight; Gold, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Open Weight; Silver, Blue Belt Adult Gi Open Weight
- 2026 NSW Jiu Jitsu Championship: Silver, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight
- 2026 Victorian State Championship: Silver, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Open Weight; Bronze, Blue Belt Adult Gi Ultra-Heavyweight
- 2025 Grappling Industries Melbourne: Gold, Blue Belt Adult Gi Over 230 lb
- 2026 Grappling Industries Melbourne: Gold, Blue Belt Gi Open Weight; Bronze, Advanced No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight against higher-ranked competition
- Savage Grappling, May 2025: Gold, White Belt Adult No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight; Silver, No-Gi Open Weight
- Savage Grappling, July 2025: Gold in Gi Ultra-Heavyweight and No-Gi Ultra-Heavyweight; Silver in both Gi and No-Gi Open Weight
- Fusion Fighting Championship, July 2026: Defeated Adam Meyers by a two-point advantage in a 115kg featured bout
- Exile Fight Night, July 2026: Submission victory via mother’s milk in a heavyweight exhibition against a brown belt
- ADCC Asia and Oceania Championship, June 2026: Competed in the professional qualifier event
- Irish Jiu Jitsu Nationals, September 2025: First place. Nick was in Ireland on holiday, entered the tournament anyway, and picked up multiple submission wins
In His Own Words
Nick competes often, travels interstate and overseas for tournaments, and regularly steps up into open-weight brackets against more experienced opponents.
Sport: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Achievements
- 12 gold, 6 silver and 2 bronze medals across Australian, Victorian, NSW and international competitions since May 2025
- 2026 VBJJL: Gold, Blue Belt Adult Gi Ultra-Heavyweight and Gold, Blue Belt Adult No-Gi Open Weight
- 2026 Grappling Industries Melbourne: Gold, Blue Belt Gi Open Weight; Bronze in Advanced No-Gi against higher-ranked competition
- Fusion Fighting Championship, July 2026: Featured 115kg bout victory
- ADCC Asia and Oceania Championship, June 2026: Competed in the professional qualifier event
- Irish Jiu Jitsu Nationals, September 2025: first-place finish while competing overseas


