Alexandru Tuzlucov
A youth jiu-jitsu competitor who won European under-16 gold with a 3–0 final in 2024.
Biography
Sources for this profile
Ziua de Azi, interview, December 2022.(opens in a new tab)
Tuzlucov credited a reported BJJ gold to experience gained after losing his opening match at the preceding year’s competition.
Where in the source: His interview paragraph after the coach’s comments.
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Ziua de Azi, Cahul team report, September 2021.(opens in a new tab)
A September 2021 report lists Tuzlucov among Cahul’s gold medallists at the TMS Ukrainian Championship in Zaporizhzhia. Mircea Bragagiu thanked people who had given their time to help the team.
Where in the source: Medal lists and the closing coach statement.
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Wolfpack Academy, 2022 programme.(opens in a new tab)
Wolfpack’s account of 2022 stresses fundamentals: daily training, four seminars, joint sessions with Moldovan clubs, a ten-day Bulgarian summer camp and five-day autumn and winter camps in Cahul. Coaches also had weekly theoretical and practical lessons.
Where in the source: About section before the news and results.
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Moldovan education ministry, national squads, 2023.(opens in a new tab)
Moldova’s 2023 national squad list records Tuzlucov, born in 2010, from Cahul, with CS Wolfpack and coach Mircea Bragagiu.
Where in the source: Printed pages 117–119; junior boys, entry four.
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ADCC, Moldova Summer Cup, July 2022.(opens in a new tab)
ADCC’s July 2022 Moldova Summer Cup results list Wolfpack’s Tuzlucov first in both under-40 kg groups labelled 2010–2011 and 2008–2009.
Where in the source: Official results: both youth 40 kg sections.
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ADCC, Moldova youth results, February 2023.(opens in a new tab)
At ADCC Moldova Kids and Juniors International in February 2023, Tuzlucov of Wolfpack Cahul is listed first in the boys’ intermediate under-45 kg group for 2009–2010 births.
Where in the source: Official results, boys intermediate 45 kg.
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Ziua de Azi, youth team report, November 2023.(opens in a new tab)
Ziua de Azi’s November 2023 report identifies Tuzlucov among Cahul’s juniors coached by Mircea Bragagiu, reporting a second successive world-title success in Abu Dhabi.
Where in the source: Opening junior-team paragraph and Tuzlucov’s result.
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Wolfpack Academy, Brussels report, March 2024.(opens in a new tab)
In a March 2024 report, Wolfpack named Tuzlucov in its young NAGA Brussels team, credited children and parents for its progress, and stressed further preparation against demanding opponents.
Where in the source: Opening report and numbered team list.
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Ziua de Azi, European youth report, April 2024.(opens in a new tab)
Ziua de Azi reported Tuzlucov’s gold at the April 2024 European jiu-jitsu ne-waza championships in Romania. Bragagiu described the team result as motivation to continue and thanked the athletes’ parents for their support.
Where in the source: Tuzlucov’s result and the concluding coach statement.
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Sportdata, European youth draw, April 2024.(opens in a new tab)
The 2024 European U16 male under-52 kg jiu-jitsu draw records Tuzlucov of the Moldovan Jiu-Jitsu Federation as winner, with a 3–0 final against Ukraine’s Oleksandr Chebanov.
Where in the source: All six pages; main-tree final and winner box.
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Moldovan education ministry, sports categories, January 2025.(opens in a new tab)
A Moldovan ministry order of 2 January 2025 awarded Tuzlucov the sporting category Candidate Master of Sport in jiu-jitsu.
Where in the source: Clause six; annex six, final page, entry 165.
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