Moscow International Jiu-Jitsu tournament FOTO.RU OPEN 2011 was held in Moscow on 19-20th of February, 2011. This tournament was founded in 2004 and every year it hosts a lot of best Russian and European competitors. In 2011 the tournament became one of the tournaments of the European Challenge Cup under the supervision of European Jiu-Jitsu Union. The organizers of the tournament are Moscow Jiu-Jitsu Federation, Russian Jiu-Jitsu Federation and company FOTO.RU. The venue of the tournament is famous sports hall “Izmaylovo” – the host of Olympics 1980. This year in the tournament took part 138 competitors from 10 countries and 13 teams of Russian regions. We could see on tatami best world competitors of 2010, World and Sportaccord Combat Games champions and prizewinners, such as: Kunsa Percy, France, 3 place World Championships 2010, 77 kg Rasmussen Jeanne, Denmark, 2 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 2 place World Championships 2010, 70 kg Korzhavykh Pavel, Russia, 1 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 1 place World Championships 2010, 62 kg Beshenets Dmitriy, Russia, 1 place World Championships 2010, 69 kg Kunashov Sergey, Russia, 1 place World Championships 2010, 94 kg Nebolsin Dmitriy, Russia, 1 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 85 kg Stepanov Egor, Russia, 3 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 1 place World Championsips 2010, + 94 kg Ivanova Alexandra, Russia, 1 place World Championships 2010, 70 kg Paderina Alla, Russia, 2 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 1 place World Championships 2010, + 70 kg Perea Aurore/Perea Nicolas, France, 1 place Sportaccord Combat Games, 3 place World Championships 2010, Duo mix Driesen Wendy/Dalaa Yazid, Belgium, 2 place World Championships 2010, Duo mix The main prizes for the winners of the tournament are prepared by company FOTO.RU and Casio, additional prizes were provided by company Eurofarmsport. Special nominations from the name of International Association of Marital Arts SEIKAI JUDOKAI “For the best techniques” were awarded to Pavel Korzhavykh (Russia) and Aurore Perea (France) and “Fair play prize” went to Salman Salimof (Azerbaijan) and Lyutsia Tuktarova (Russia) .