At Russia’s Cup Chess Tournament 2011, Armenian Grandmaster Zaven Andriasyan could not defend his champion’s title, which he had achieved last year.
At the quarter finals, Andriasyan lost to Maxim Matlakov, who triumphed after four draws.
At Russia’s Cup Chess Tournament 2011, Armenian Grandmaster Zaven Andriasyan could not defend his champion’s title, which he had achieved last year.
At the quarter finals, Andriasyan lost to Maxim Matlakov, who triumphed after four draws.
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