Ruslan Yuryevich Tschinachow
Ruslan Tschinachow 
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| birthday | January 25, 1992 | ||||||||||||||||
| place of birth | Moscow | ||||||||||||||||
| Nickname | The Siberian Express | ||||||||||||||||
| society | Imperya Moscow | ||||||||||||||||
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| Highest WRL place | 14 (Sep. 2010 – Apr. 2011) | ||||||||||||||||
| Current WRL location | 61 (as of July 2, 2020) | ||||||||||||||||
Ruslan Jurjewitsch Tschinachow ( Russian Руслан Юрьевич Чинахов ; English transcription: Ruslan Chinakhov ; born January 25, 1992 in Moscow ) is a Russian pool player . In 2017 he became European champion in the 9-ball discipline . Before that, he had become vice European 9-ball champion in 2009 and reached the semi-finals of the 8-ball world championship in 2010 .
Career
singles
In March 2006 Tschinachow missed the 8-ball competition of the men's European championship with a 5-8 defeat against Jan Dulst just barely making it into the final round. In August 2006 he became European student champion in the 14/1 endless and 9-ball disciplines by winning the final against Andy Fuchs and Dominic Jentsch . He also won the European Championship title with the Russian school team. At the men's European Championship 2007 , the then 15-year-old Tschinachow reached the quarter-finals in the 8-ball competition. After defeating Tomasz Kapłan and Nikos Ekonomopoulos , among others , he lost there 3: 8 to the former 9-ball world champion Oliver Ortmann . In the 9-ball competition he was eliminated in the round of 64 against his compatriot Konstantin Stepanow . At the 2007 European Schoolchildren Championship he won the bronze medal in 9-ball and the gold medal with the team. In September 2007, he made it into the finals for the first time at the Netherlands Open when he took part in a Euro Tour tournament for the second time. Then he defeated Martin Larsen , Ralf Souquet and Daryl Peach , before he was eliminated in the semifinals with 8:10 against the eventual tournament winner Imran Majid . At the following Euro Tour tournament, the Swiss Open 2007 , he was eliminated in the quarter-finals against eventual winner Mark Gray . In the Russian championship in 2007 he reached the final in 8-ball and lost 6-7 against Konstantin Solotilow .
In April 2008 Tschinachow took part for the first time in a men's world championship. At the 8-Ball World Cup , he reached the round of 32, in which he was eliminated with 4:10 against Bruno Muratore . A little later he reached the sixteenth finals of the German Open and the quarter finals of the Austrian Open . In August 2008, with a 75:55 final victory over Ivar Saris, he became the European school student champion in 14/1 for the second time . He did not take part in the men's EM , which took place at the same time . At the Netherlands Open 2008 he was eliminated in the quarterfinals against Ralf Souquet. In October 2008 he reached the round of 64 at the first ever 10-ball world championship , in which he was defeated by Taiwanese Ko Pin-yi 2: 9. A month later he reached the final of the Russian championship in the 14/1 and 8-ball disciplines, where he met Konstantin Stepanow. After he had to admit defeat to Stepanov with 21: 100 in the 14/1, Tschinachow prevailed in 8-Ball with 7: 5 and became Russian champion for the first time.
In March 2009 he became Junior World Champion with an 11: 8 final win against Englishman Phil Burford . In April he made it into the final of the men's European championship 9-ball competition for the first time and was only marginally defeated by Dutchman Nick van den Berg 8: 9. A few weeks later he retired from the World Pool Masters , to which he was invited for the first time, in the round of 16 with 1: 8 against Ralf Souquet. Shortly afterwards he reached the round of 16 at the German Open and the round of 32 at the Philippines Open . At the 2009 European Junior Championships , he won the title in 14/1 endlessly against Dominic Jentsch in the final. A little later he reached the round of 16 at the Austrian Open . At the Russian championship in 2009 he won the bronze medal in the disciplines 8-ball and 14/1 endlessly and, with a 9: 6 win over Yegor Plischkin , the gold medal in 9-ball. At the end of the year he reached the quarter-finals at the 10-Ball World Cup , where he was defeated 6: 9 by the eventual world champion Mika Immonen .
At the EM 2010 Tschinachow won the bronze medal in 9-Ball after he was eliminated in the semifinals 6: 9 against Mateusz Śniegocki . At the 8-Ball World Cup in 2010 , after victories against Mika Immonen, Yukio Akakariyama and Jeffrey de Luna, he reached the semi-finals, in which he had to admit defeat to eventual world champion Karl Boyes with 2:10. At the Austria Open 2010 he reached the round of 16 and was eliminated by Boyes there. A little later, when he last participated in the European Junior Championships, after a final defeat against Manuel Ederer, he became Vice European Champion in 14/1 and a 7: 4 win against Steffen Wolff Junior European Champion in 10-Ball . In September 2010 he reached the second round of the China Open . Two months later he became Russian champion in the 14/1 and 9-ball disciplines by winning the final against Konstantin Stepanow . At the Junior World Championship in 2010 , he finished third after he was eliminated in the semifinals against eventual world champion Francisco Sánchez .
In 2011 Tschinachow reached the round of 16 in the 9-ball at the European Championships , in which he was defeated 8: 9 by the Poles Mariusz Skoneczny . His best result on the Euro Tour in 2011 was reaching the quarter-finals of the Hungary Open , which he lost 7: 8 to Markus Buck . At the Russian championship 2011 he was the first time Russian 10-ball champion with a 7-0 final win against Sergei Nikitin . In addition, he won the bronze medal in the 14/1 endless and 8-ball competitions. At the EM 2012 Tschinachow reached the quarter-finals in 8-Ball and was eliminated 7: 8 against Francisco Díaz-Pizarro . On the Euro Tour in 2012 he reached the second round of the European Open . At the Russian championship in 2012 , he moved into the finals in all four competitions. After becoming the Russian champion in the 14/1 endless, 10-ball and 8-ball disciplines, he lost 8: 9 to defending champion Konstantin Stepanov in the 9-ball final.
At the beginning of 2013 Tschinachow reached the quarter-finals of the Italy Open and lost 8: 9 against Dimitri Jungo . At the EM 2013 he reached the quarter-finals in 8-ball, in which he was eliminated by Jim Chawki , and in 9-ball in the second round. A few weeks later he moved into the final of the Swedish 10-Ball Open and was defeated by the Swede Chawki. In September 2013 he reached the round of 64 in his first participation in the 9-ball world championship , in which he was eliminated by Muhammad Zulfikiri . At the Russian championship in 2013 he was runner-up in 14/1 endlessly and by a 7: 6 final win against Maxim Dudanez for the third time Russian 8-ball champion. At the Derby City Classic 2014 , Tschinachow came fourth in the 9-ball competition. At the 2014 European Championship , he won his third European Championship medal when he was eliminated from the 10-ball competition in the semifinals against later European champion David Alcaide . A little later he reached the last sixteen at the Austria Open . In November 2014, he won the Kremlin Cup with an 8: 7 final win over Yevgeny Stalev . At the end of the month he became the Russian 9-ball champion for the third time with a 9-4 win against Andrei Seroschtan . Before that he was third in 8-ball and runner-up in 10-ball.
At the Derby City Classic 2015 Tschinachow won the Straight Pool Challenge and took 14th place in the 9-ball competition. At the 10-Ball World Cup in 2015 , he reached the round of 16 and was only barely defeated by Ko Ping-chung from Taiwan (10:11). In the 8-ball competition of the 2015 European Championship , he reached the quarter-finals and lost 6-8 to Jani Uski . At the 9-Ball World Cup in 2015 , he was eliminated in the round of 32 against Wang Can . In October 2015, he finished seventh at the US Open . A little later he won the Kremlin Cup for the second time with a 9: 8 final win over Mika Immonen . At the Russian championship in 2015, he did not win a title for the first time since 2007. In the disciplines 14/1 endless, 8-ball and 9-ball, however, he won the bronze medal.
At the Derby City Classic 2016 Tschinachow finished seventh in the 9-ball. In the 9-ball competition of the European Championship 2016 he reached the semi-finals and was eliminated 6: 9 against the eventual European champion Francisco Sánchez. At the 9-Ball World Cup in August 2016, he was defeated by Austrian Mario He in the last 64 . A few days later he reached the semi-finals of a Euro Tour tournament for the second time at the Albanian Open and lost it 3: 9 to Joshua Filler . At the China Open 2016 he reached the round of 32. At the Kuwait Open 2016 he made it to the quarter-finals, in which he was defeated by the Dutchman Marc Bijsterbosch . At the Kremlin Cup 2016 he was eliminated in the quarterfinals against the eventual winner Alexander Kazakis . A few days later he became Russian champion in the 8-ball and 9-ball disciplines in the final against Andrei Seroshtan .
In January 2017 Tschinachow won the Molinari Players Championship , the first tournament of the newly introduced World Pool Series, with a 16: 6 final victory over Lee Van Corteza . A few days later he was sixth in the 9-ball competition of the Derby City Classics . At the Italian Open 2017 he made it into the final for the first time on the Euro Tour, in which he had to admit defeat to the German Ralf Souquet 5: 9. At the EM 2017 he was knocked out in the 14/1 endlessly in the preliminary round. He then reached the quarter-finals in 10-ball and 8-ball, before moving into the final for the second time after 2009 in 9-ball. There he defeated the Swiss Ronald Regli after a 7-0 lead 11: 6 and became the first Russian 9-ball European champion. In the 9-ball competition of the World Games 2017 , for which he was qualified as a European Championship finalist, he was eliminated in the first round at 10:11 against New Zealander Matthew Edwards . A little later, he won a Euro Tour tournament for the first time with the Dutch Open . In the final he had defeated the German Christoph Reintjes 9: 4. At the Kremlin Cup 2017 he reached the round of 32, in which he narrowly lost to Petri Makkonen (7: 8). At the final tournament of the World Pool Series 2017 , he reached the round of 16 and was defeated by the Scot Jayson Shaw . A few days later he stayed at the Russian championship for the first time in over ten years without winning a medal. In the disciplines 10-ball and 9-ball he reached at least the quarter-finals, in which he had to admit defeat to Andrei Seroschtan and Ilyas Chairullin, respectively.
team
Tschinachow has so far participated in the World Cup of Pool nine times and formed the Russian team with Konstantin Stepanow . After they were eliminated in the first round in 2007 , they reached the round of 16 in 2008 , 2009 and 2010 . In 2011 the first round followed again. In 2013 they reached the round of 16. In 2014 they won 7: 6 in the first round against the Japanese Hayato Hijikata and Masaaki Tanaka and then lost to the Americans Shane van Boening and Earl Strickland 5: 7 in the round of 16 . In 2015 they were eliminated in the first round against the Filipinos Carlo Biado and Warren Kiamco . In 2017 they lost in the round of 16 against eventual tournament winners Mario He and Albin Ouschan .
With the Russian national team Tschinachow was 2013 EM -Dritter and 2016 , according to a 1: 2-final defeat by Germany, European Vice Champion. At the Team World Cup he was twice part of the Russian team, with which he reached the semi-finals in 2010 and the second round in 2014 .
snooker
Tschinachow occasionally also plays snooker : In 2008 he was a wildcard player in the World Series of Snooker , but lost 4-1 to the English world-class player Mark Selby in the first round .
successes
| 14/1 endless European student champions : | 2006 , 2008 |
| 9-ball European student champions : | 2006 |
| Russian 8-ball champion : | 2008 , 2012 , 2013 , 2016 |
| 9-ball junior world champion : | 2009 |
| 14/1 endless junior European champion : | 2009 |
| Russian 9-ball champion : | 2009 , 2010 , 2014 , 2016 |
| 10-ball junior European champions : | 2010 |
| Russian 14/1 endless champion : | 2010 , 2012 |
| Russian 10-ball champion : | 2011 , 2012 |
| DCC Straight Pool Challenge : | 2015 |
| Kremlin Cup : | 2014 , 2015 |
| Molinari Players Championship: | 2017 |
| 9-ball European champions : | 2017 |
| Dutch Open : | 2017 |
Web links
- Ruslan Tschinachow at azbilliards.com
- Ruslan Tschinachow at kozoom.com
- Ruslan Tschinachow at CueTracker
- Ruslan Tschinachow on the Euro-Tour website
- Ruslan Tschinachow on the website of the European Pocket Billiard Federation
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Athlete Information: Ruslan Chinakhov. In: worldgames2017.sportresult.com. World Games 2017 , accessed August 12, 2017 .
- ↑ a b Чинахов Руслан: Турниров. In: tournamentservice.net. Retrieved December 1, 2017 .
- ↑ Rankings. Status: China Open 2010. In: wpa-pool.com. World Pool-Billiard Association , archived from the original on February 19, 2011 ; accessed on February 27, 2017 .
- ↑ 2009 WPA World Junior Champions. (No longer available online.) In: billiardeducation.org. Billiard Education Foundation, March 11, 2009, archived from the original on March 26, 2016 ; accessed on February 27, 2017 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ 2010 WPA World Junior Champions. (No longer available online.) In: billiardeducation.org. Billiard Education Foundation, December 25, 2010, archived from the original on April 1, 2016 ; accessed on February 27, 2017 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Ted Lerner: The Siberian Express Steamrolls to the Crown. In: azbilliards.com. January 18, 2017, archived from the original on February 2, 2017 ; accessed on February 27, 2017 (English).
- ↑ Thomas Overbeck : “The Kaiser” wins his 22nd Euro Tour event! In: europeanpocketbilliardfederation.com. European Pocket Billiard Federation , February 25, 2017, accessed February 27, 2017 .
- ^ A b Thomas Overbeck: Fisher, Tahti and Chinakhov grab the last Gold Medals. In: europeanpocketbilliardfederation.com. European Pocket Billiard Federation, March 28, 2017, accessed March 28, 2017 .
- ^ Thomas Overbeck: Chinakhov wins his first Euro tour. In: europeanpocketbilliardfederation.com. European Pocket Billiard Federation, August 12, 2017, accessed August 12, 2017 .
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| SURNAME | Tschinachow, Ruslan Jurjewitsch |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Chinakhov, Ruslan; Руслан Юрьевич Чинахов |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Russian pool player |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 25, 1992 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Moscow |