Gregory Kaidanov - Highlights of His Chess Career

Highlights of His Chess Career

  • 1972 - Boys under-14 Russian Federation Championship - 1st place
  • 1975 - Became a Candidate of Master (analog of expert in US)
  • 1978 - Became a Master
  • 1987 - Became an International Master
  • 1988 - Became a Grandmaster
  • 1992 - Won World Open Chess Championship
  • 1992 - Won U.S. Open Chess Championship
  • 1993 - Won World Team Chess Championship as a member of US team
  • 1998 - Silver medal in 1998 Chess Olympiad as a member of US team
  • 2001 - Won North American Open Chess Championship
  • 2002 - Won Aeroflot Open (one of the strongest open tournaments of all time, with 82 grandmasters participating)
  • 2008 - Won the Gausdal Classic, held April 8–16 in Gausdal, Norway, scoring 7/9.

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