Marius Urzică
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Marius Daniel Urzică (ur. 30 września 1975 w Topliţa[1]) – rumuński gimnastyk. Czterokrotny medalista olimpijski.
Specjalizował się w ćwiczeniach na koniu z łękami i międzynarodowe sukcesy odnosił głównie w tej konkurencji. W Atlancie zajął drugie miejsce, cztery lata później nie miał sobie równych. W Atenach wywalczył ponownie srebrny medal w swojej koronnej konkurencji oraz brąz w drużynie. Był także wielokrotnym medalistą mistrzostw świata (złoto w 1994, 2001, 2002) oraz Europy. Karierę zakończył w 2005.
Starty olimpijskie (medale)
- koń z łękami -
srebro
srebro- koń z łękami -
złoto
złoto- koń z łękami - srebro
- drużyna -
brąz
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