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Antonio Delgado

Antonio Delgado’s BJJ journey connects family training with international competition.

Biography

Antonio Delgado brought decades of martial arts experience to Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He had practiced taekwondo and sambo since 1990; when he took up BJJ, he invited his daughter to train alongside him. In an April 2026 Primicia interview, he described years of preparation behind his reported Pan gold that March. Competing also offered encounters with people from different cultures. He spoke of pride in representing Venezuela and hoped discipline and family solidarity would encourage other athletes.

Sources for this profile

  • Primicia, María Laura Aray, April 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • Primicia’s April 2026 interview presents Venezuelan Delgado’s March Pan gold after years’ preparation, alongside a taekwondo and sambo background since 1990. On entering BJJ he invited his daughter to train with him. He valued international cultural exchange, national representation and inspiring others through discipline and family unity.

      Where in the source: Preparation, Competition and Pride.

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