Yuri Razuvaev
Chess player and trainer, Soviet Champion
Born
1945
80 years ago
Died
March 21st, 2012
13 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Russia
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A prominent chess player and trainer, contributed significantly to the game's development in Russia. Razuvaev achieved the title of Soviet Champion in 1971. Later, he became a well-respected coach, guiding various players to success in national and international competitions. His training methods and understanding of the game influenced many aspiring chess players. Throughout a longstanding career, he participated in numerous tournaments, both as a player and a coach, leaving a lasting legacy on the chess community.
Won the Soviet Chess Championship in 1971
Coached notable players including Alexander Grischuk
Contributed to chess literature and theory
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