MANUEL PETROSYAN (born May-06-1998, 26 years old) Armenia [what is this?] Candidate Master (2012); FIDE Master (2014); International Master (2014); Grandmaster (2017). Master Awards and Norms <Candidate Master> Awarded for his result at the World U14 Championship in 2014 (see below). <FIDE Master> Awarded by FIDE in March 2014, probably as a result of having previously reached a rating of 2300. <International Master> (1) Petrosyan's first IM Norm came from his 5.5/9 at the Pan-Armenian Olympiad staged in Yerevan in August 2010. His second norm was from his 5.5/9 that he scored at the Moscow Open 2012 A in February 2012. His third was from his 4.5/9 result at the European Individual Championship (2014). All scores were requisite for the norms gained. Petrosyan reached a rating of 2400 in October 2014, thereby fulfilling his final qualification for the IM title, at the age of approximately 16 years and 5 months. In the meantime, he had scored a fourth IM norm at Perm in May 2014 that had been submitted with his application for the IM title. Championships He placed =3rd (5th on tiebreak) at the 2012 World U14 Championship and at the World Youth Championship U18 (2016) he placed 1st overall. Runner up at the European U18 Championship 2015. He placed 2nd overall behind Aryan Tari (winner) and Chithambaram V R Aravindh (3rd after tie-breaks), tying with them at 8.5 points at the World Junior Championship (2017). References and Sources (1) http://ratings.fide.com/title_appli... (title application), (2) http://www.chess-results.com/tnr239... (2016 WYCC U18 standings), (3) http://ratings.fide.com/apps/232904... (2 other reports give 1998.05.xx for a birthday (where xx claims to be 6); but this report claims to be 15 instead (also the date when that tournament started)). Wikipedia article: Manuel Petrosyan Last updated: 2018-12-27 08:17:08

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page 1 of 40; games 1-25 of 993  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Andrei Kreinhauz vs M Petrosyan   0-1 53 2007 EU-ch U10 17th A00 Uncommon Opening 2. M Petrosyan vs L Kessler   1-0 46 2007 EU-ch U10 17th B52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack 3. Tigran S Harutyunyan vs M Petrosyan   0-1 30 2007 EU-ch U10 17th D02 Queen's Pawn Game 4. M Petrosyan vs G Oparin   0-1 63 2007 EU-ch U10 17th B50 Sicilian 5. T K Antal vs M Petrosyan 1-0 58 2008 EU-ch U10 18th B01 Scandinavian 6. M Sidhant vs M Petrosyan   0-1 34 2010 WYCC Open U12 D01 Richter-Veresov Attack 7. M Petrosyan vs V Sanal   0-1 34 2010 WYCC Open U12 A16 English 8. M Petrosyan vs B Bellahcene   1-0 55 2010 WYCC Open U12 E15 Queen's Indian 9. C Ali Marandi vs M Petrosyan   ½-½ 27 2010 WYCC Open U12 B22 Sicilian, Alapin 10. V Tatekhin vs M Petrosyan   0-1 25 2010 WYCC Open U12 B80 Sicilian, Scheveningen 11. M Petrosyan vs Duda   ½-½ 74 2010 WYCC Open U12 D02 Queen's Pawn Game 12. Wei Yi vs M Petrosyan 1-0 34 2010 WYCC Open U12 B80 Sicilian, Scheveningen 13. M Petrosyan vs V Vetoshko   1-0 69 2010 WYCC Open U12 C55 Two Knights Defense 14. M Petrosyan vs A Beliavsky   0-1 35 2011 Moscow Open E A87 Dutch, Leningrad, Main Variation 15. M Petrosyan vs A Minasian   0-1 42 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial A81 Dutch 16. M Petrosyan vs V Baghdasaryan   1-0 28 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial D11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav 17. D Maghalashvili vs M Petrosyan   1-0 30 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial D45 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 18. M Petrosyan vs A Gharagyozyan   1-0 40 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial D02 Queen's Pawn Game 19. H Hayrapetyan vs M Petrosyan   1-0 30 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial D02 Queen's Pawn Game 20. M Petrosyan vs T Abrahamyan   ½-½ 56 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial E15 Queen's Indian 21. A Kowsarinia vs M Petrosyan   0-1 56 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial A07 King's Indian Attack 22. M Petrosyan vs S Ter-Sahakyan   ½-½ 60 2011 4th Karen Asrian Memorial E10 Queen's Pawn Game 23. M Petrosyan vs A Krapivin   1-0 44 2012 Moscow Open A D02 Queen's Pawn Game 24. V Gunina vs M Petrosyan   1-0 47 2012 Moscow Open A D44 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 25. M Petrosyan vs S Chekhov   0-1 36 2012 Moscow Open A B20 Sicilian  page 1 of 40; games 1-25 of 993

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Oct-14-15    BIDMONFA: Manuel Petrosyan PETROSYAN, Manuel http://www.bidmonfa.com/petrosyan_m... _ May-28-16    Benzol: Should his surname be spelt like the 9th World Champion, Petrosian and as his name is Manuel, does he have a rare Siberian Hamster? :) May-28-16    perfidious: <Paul> Do you recall British texts, which usually had this surname spelt as above back in the sixties? May-31-16    Benzol: <Alan> Yes I do recall seeing some of those British texts. English has problems with the expression of non English names at times. :) Jun-01-16    offramp: The problem was that a lot of people, me included, pronounced the great Tigran's name as if it rhymed with explosion. I still do, in fact. It is because of words like artesian and caucasian. To remedy our ignorance mags like the BCM changed for a while to the -syan ending. It worked for a while, too! Jun-01-16    perfidious: <Paul> Also recall seeing <Chess> in the early 1960s featuring a certain world champion called 'Tahl'. Never quite figured out who <that> guy was, though he seemed to play fairly well for an unknown. (laughs) Aug-04-19    WTHarvey: Manuel Petrosyan vs Cristiano Manish Anto, Bhubaneswar, 2019 White mates in 2. click for larger view Solution (in reverse) 2.Rh7# gxh6 1.Qxh6+

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