Denis Vyacheslavovich Lopushnoy (born January 30, 1977 ) is a Russian chess player and grandmaster .
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| Rank | grandmaster ( 2000 ) international master ( 1998 ) |
| Maximum rating | 2508 (July 2000) |
| Actual Rating | 2469 (October 2019 ) |
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Born in the family of the Kuzbass writer Vyacheslav Lopushny . He learned to play chess with his father at the age of 4 years. At the same age he went to the chess section, where Gennady Zenkov taught. Since 1985, he studied with the Honored Coach of Russia Evgeny Andreev [2] in the School of Sports and Sport [3] at KuzPI .
Denis achieved his first successes in the international arena under the guidance of the honored trainer of Russia, grandmaster Alexander Khasin . In 1998, at the tournament in Linares , while still a candidate for the master , he defeated the Spanish grandmaster I. Thabarri [4] ; in the same year he became an international master.
1998 - in Tomsk, as part of the team of ShK Novokuznetsk, winner of the team championship of Siberia and the Far East (1st league). Personal result (5.5 out of 7). 1st place on the 3rd board.
1999 - in Chinese Shenyang became the world champion [5] in the team of Kemerovo in the second world championship among cities. He became a grandmaster in 2000 . In 2001, he left chess and began to build a career in marketing.
Links
- Personal card of Denis Lopushny on the FIDE website
- Denis Lopushnyβs games in the database
- Denis Lopushnyβs personal card on 365chess.com
- Denis LAPUSHNOY: I love classics in everything. (inaccessible link)
Notes
- β ratings.fide.com
- β Andreev Evgeny Nikolaevich, trainer, honored trainer of the Russian Federation - Trainers-teachers - About the school - Kemerovo Regional Chess School
- β Kemerovo regional chess school
- β Grandmaster Iseta Txabarri Felix - in the directory All Grandmasters and Masters of the Chess World
- β Kemerovo - world champions! In China, in the city of Shenyang, the second world chess championship among cities under the auspices of FIDE has ended. (inaccessible link)