Apex Predator Gym at it again
May 23, 2022 12:00AM ● By Story and photos by Rudy Vidaurri
Pictured from left to right: Edgar Alberto, Apex Predator head coach Rudy Vidaurri and Joey Sandoval pose for a photo after both students won gold at the American Cup Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament on May 22 in San Jose.
SAN JOSE, CA (MPG) – Rancho Cordova’s newest mixed martial arts gym Apex Predator is at it again.
On May 22 at the American Cup Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament, Mitchell Middle School student and Rancho Cordova native Edgar Alberto won gold, dominating his competition en route to his second championship medal in as many tries.
Apex Predator owner/head coach Rudy Vidaurri is now three for three and undefeated since opening his gym six months ago. Alberto’s teammate Joey Sandoval also won his division in his very first tournament with a submission Vidaurri taught him on the week of the competition.
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“I’m so proud of these guys out here competing, I want to not only offer the very best program around, I want to be the very best around,” Vidaurri said.
