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Artur Kejza (born 8 March 1974) is a Polish practitioner of judo.

Achievements※

See also※

• European Judo Championships
• History of martial arts
• Judo in Poland
• List of judo techniques
• List of judoka
• Martial arts timeline

References※

• Artur Kejza at JudoInside.com

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