Eddie Bravo

Eddie Bravo (born May 15, 1970) is an American martial artist, primarily known for his contributions to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as the founder of the 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu system. Aside from his accomplishments in martial arts, Bravo has garnered attention for his outspoken views on various conspiracy theories, leading to both controversy and a significant following.

Bravo is a prominent figure in the conspiracy theory community, often discussing his beliefs on platforms such as The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. He is a vocal proponent of the theory that the moon landing was faked, frequently citing what he considers discrepancies in the photographic and video evidence presented by NASA. Additionally, Bravo has been associated with the flat Earth movement, expressing skepticism about the commonly accepted model of the Earth as a globe.

Another area where Bravo has challenged mainstream views is in relation to the 9/11 attacks, suggesting alternative narratives to the official accounts of the events. His stance on these issues has often placed him at odds with scientific consensus, resulting in spirited debates with skeptics and experts alike.

Bravo's passion for challenging conventional perspectives has also extended to the health and wellness industry, where he has questioned the efficacy of vaccines and other pharmaceuticals. These views have led to further controversies, especially in light of public health discussions.

Despite the controversies surrounding his conspiracy theories, Bravo maintains a successful career in martial arts, drawing a distinct line between his professional life as an instructor and competitor, and his personal beliefs. His influence both in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the conspiracy theory community continues to stimulate discussions and debates, reflecting the polarizing nature of his public persona.