Murat Naci Çoklu

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Murat Naci Çoklu
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Personal details
birthday 3rd August 1974
nationality TurkeyTurkey Turkey
Achievements
Unless otherwise stated,
the information relates to the “three cushion” discipline.
World Championships:
Team World Cup : gold2010, 2011, bronze2013
Continental Championships:
European three-cushion championship : gold2004
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Murat Naci Çoklu (born August 3, 1974 ) is a Turkish carambola player and European champion, mainly in the three-cushion discipline .

Career

After the Turkish billiard scene was dominated by the exceptional talent Semih Saygıner in the 1990s , he also played in the art kick , and the young talents Çoklu and Tayfun Taşdemir grew up in the new millennium . After disputes with the chairman of the Turkish billiards association, Saygıner withdrew from both national and international tournaments and thus paved the way for the “Turkish dream team” Çoklu / Tasdemir. For the next decade, Çoklu / Tasdemir contested the international three-band scene almost alone from a Turkish perspective. At the three-cushion world championship for national teams in 2010, in a team with Adnan Yüksel , he won the gold medal for the first time. In the following year again, since then with Tasdemir. Çoklu has so far won two individual tournaments at the three-cushion World Cup.

Since the league game widespread in Western Europe is unknown in Turkey, Çoklu has to earn his living at various clubs outside of Turkey. He played for the first division club Ravensburger BC , among others . From the 2017/18 season he will play for BC Stuttgart 1891 . Already in 2004, he was in front of Martin Horn , three-band European champion .

successes

Web links

Commons : Murat Naci Çoklu  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ biography. Kozoom, accessed November 17, 2016 .
  2. ↑ a b c successes. Kozoom, accessed November 17, 2016 .
EuropeEuropeThree-cushion European champions of the CEB
The European champions are listed in the order of their first victory since the start of the tournament. The values ​​in brackets indicate the number of titles.
Men's

1. Franz Aeberhard (1) • 2. Alfred Lagache (4) • 3. Joaquin Domingo (1) • 4. Bert Wevers (1) • 5. René Vingerhoedt (9) • 6. Bernard Siguret (1) • 7. Johann Scherz (2) • 8th Raymond Ceulemans (23) • 9th Arnold de Pape (1) • 10th Rini van Bracht (2) • 11th Torbjörn Blomdahl (8) • 12th Lennart Blomdahl (1) • 13. John Tijssens (1) • 14th Jozef Philipoom (1) • 15th Daniel Sánchez (3) • 16th Semih Saygıner (1) • 17th Frédéric Caudron (2) • 18th Dick Jaspers (4) • 19th Murat Naci Çoklu (1) • 20. Eddy Merckx (1) • 21. Filipos Kasidokostas (1) • 22. Marco Zanetti (1)SwitzerlandSwitzerlandFranceFrance Spain 1945Spain NetherlandsNetherlandsBelgiumBelgium FranceFranceAustriaAustria BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgiumNetherlandsNetherlands SwedenSweden SwedenSweden NetherlandsNetherlandsBelgiumBelgium SpainSpain TurkeyTurkey BelgiumBelgium NetherlandsNetherlands TurkeyTurkey BelgiumBelgium GreeceGreece ItalyItaly

Ladies

1. Therese Klompenhouwer (5)NetherlandsNetherlands

Juniors

1. Sten Hebert (1) • 2. Daniel Sánchez (2) • 3. Brian Knudsen (2) • 4. Dion Nelin (1) • 5. Javier Yeste (1) • 6. Johan Loncelle () • 7. Nikos Polychronopoulos (1) • 8. Peter Ceulemans (1) • 9. Frédéric Mottet (1) • 10. Rubén Legazpi (1) • 11. Filipos Kasidokostas (1) • 12. Nick Zuijkerbuijk (1) • 13th Javier Palazón ( 1) • 14th Antonio Ortiz (1) • 15th Glenn Hofman (2) • 16th David Martinez (1) • 17th Juan-David Zapata (1) • 18th Ömer Karakurt (1) • 19th Carlos Anguita ( 1)SwedenSwedenSpainSpain DenmarkDenmarkDenmarkDenmark SpainSpainBelgiumBelgiumGreeceGreece BelgiumBelgiumBelgiumBelgiumSpainSpain GreeceGreece NetherlandsNetherlandsSpainSpain SpainSpainNetherlandsNetherlands SpainSpainSpainSpainTurkeyTurkeySpainSpain

Three-cushion world championship for national teams


1980s

1981 : Kobayashi & Komori • 1985 : Kobayashi & Komori • 1987 : L. Blomdahl & T. BlomdahlJapanJapan JapanJapan SwedenSweden

1990s

1990 : Kai & Yoshihara • 1991 : L. Blomdahl & T. Blomdahl • 1992 : Kobayashi & Komori • 1993 : Aguirre & Rudolph • 1994 : Aguirre & Rudolph • 1995 : Haack-Sørensen & Nelin • 1996 : Laursen & Nelin • 1997 : Rudolph & Schirmbrand • 1998 : Burgman & Jaspers • 1999 : Burgman & JaspersJapanJapan SwedenSweden JapanJapan GermanyGermany GermanyGermany DenmarkDenmark DenmarkDenmark GermanyGermany NetherlandsNetherlands NetherlandsNetherlands

2000s

2000 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2001 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2002 : Horn & Rudolph • 2003 : Saygıner & Taşdemir • 2004 : Saygıner & Taşdemir • 2005 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2006 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2007 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2008 : T. Blomdahl & Nilsson • 2009 : T. Blomdahl & NilssonSwedenSweden SwedenSweden GermanyGermany TurkeyTurkey TurkeyTurkey SwedenSweden SwedenSweden SwedenSweden SwedenSweden SwedenSweden

2010s

2010 : Çoklu & Yüksel • 2011 : Çenet & Taşdemir • 2012 : Merckx & Caudron • 2013 : Merckx & Caudron • 2014 : Merckx & Caudron • 2015 : Merckx & Caudron • 2016 : Jaspers & van Erp • 2017 : Choi & Kim • 2018 : Choi & Kang • 2019 : Çoklu & ÇenetTurkeyTurkey TurkeyTurkey BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium NetherlandsNetherlands Korea SouthSouth Korea Korea SouthSouth Korea TurkeyTurkey

2020s

2020 :

personal data
SURNAME Çoklu, Murat Naci
BRIEF DESCRIPTION turkish carom player
DATE OF BIRTH 3rd August 1974