Uzbekistani Chess Championship

The Uzbekistani Chess Championship is a chess tournament held in Uzbekistan.

## Winners

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1 | 1930 | Azmiddine Khodzhaev
2 | 1931 | Fyodor Duz-Khotimirsky
3 | 1932 | Sergey von Freymann
4 | 1934 | Vasily Panov (off contest), Sergey von Freymann
5 | 1935 | Sergey von Freymann
6 | 1937 | Sergey von Freymann
7 | 1938 | Nikoly Rudnev
8 | 1940 | Skripkin
9 | 1944 | Vitaly Chekhover
10 | 1945 | H. Abdullaev
11 | 1946 | A. Airapetov, S. Khodzhibekov
12 | 1947 | H. Abdullaev
13 | 1948 | Genrikh Kasparian (off contest), A. Airapetov (3rd)
14 | 1949 | Zakir Khodzhaev
15 | 1950 | Vitaly Tarasov (off contest), Georgy Shakh-Zade
16 | 1951 | Alexey Suetin (off contest), Vishniatsky
17 | 1952 | Mamadzhan Mukhitdinov, M. Sarvarov
18 | 1953 | Batygin, Alexander Grushevsky
19 | 1954 | Batygin
20 | 1955 | Leonid Shamkovich (off contest), Alexander Grushevsky
21 | 1956 | Alexander Grushevsky
22 | 1957 | Viktor Korchnoi (off contest), Mamadzhan Mukhitdinov
23 | 1958 | Alexander Grushevsky
24 | 1959 | L. Barenbaum
25 | 1960 | Alexander Grushevsky
26 | 1961 | Alexander Grushevsky, Georgy Shakh-Zade
27 | 1962 | Alexander Grushevsky
28 | 1963 | Alexander Grushevsky, Isaak Birbrager
29 | 1964 | Isaak Birbrager, Evgeny Mukhin
30 | 1965 | Isaac Boleslavsky (off contest), Mamadzhan Mukhitdinov
31 | 1966 | Georgy Borisenko
32 | 1967 | ?
33 | 1968 | Georgy Borisenko
34 | 1969 | Sergey T. Pinchuk
35 | 1970 | Leonid Maslov
36 | 1971 | Georgy Borisenko
37 | 1972 | Leonid Maslov
38 | 1973 | Leonid Maslov
39 | 1974 | Levon Grigorian
40 | 1975 | Levon Grigorian
41 | 1976 | Georgy Agzamov, Valery Loginov
42 | 1977 | I. Ivanov
43 | 1978 | I. Ivanov
44 | 1979 | Vladimir Egin
45 | 1980 | ?
46 | 1981 | Georgy Agzamov
47 | 1982 | Valery Loginov
48 | 1983 | Raset Ziatdinov
49 | 1984 | Valery Loginov
50 | 1985 | Raset Ziatdinov
? | 1988 | Sergey Zagrebelny
? | 1989 | Alexander Nenashev
? | 1990 | Sergey Zagrebelny
? | ? | ?
? | 1993 | Saidali Iuldachev
? | ? | ?
| 2001 | Shukhrat Safin[1]
| 2002 | ?
68 | 2003 | Saidali Iuldachev[2]
69 | 2004 | Vladimir Egin
70 | 2005 | Anton Filippov
71 | 2006 | Alexei Barsov
72 | 2007 | Anton Filippov
73 | 2008 | Dzhurabek Khamrakulov
74 | 2009 | Dzhurabek Khamrakulov
75 | 2010 | Alexei Barsov[3]
76 | 2011 | Andrey Kvon[4]
77 | 2012 | Marat Dzhumaev[5]
78 | 2013 | Dzhurabek Khamrakulov
79 | 2014 | Ulugbek Tillyaev[6]
80 | 2015 | Marat Dzhumaev[7]
81 | 2016 | Nodirbek Yakubboev[8]
82 | 2017 | Alisher Begmuratov
83 | 2018 | Nodirbek Yakubboev
84 | 2019 | Javokhir Sindarov
85 | 2020 | Nodirbek Yakubboev
86  | 2021  | Javokhir Sindarov

## Women

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Year | Winner

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2001 | Iroda Khamrakulova[9]
2002 | ?
2003 | Lidia Malinicheva[10]
2004 | Olga Kim[11]
2005 | Iroda Khamrakulova[12]
2006 | Olga Sabirova[13]
2007 | Iroda Khamrakulova[14]
2008 | Nafisa Muminova[15]
2009 | Nafisa Muminova[16]
2010 | Olga Sabirova[17]
2011 | Nafisa Muminova[18]
2012 | Sarvinoz Kurbonboeva[19]
2013 | Hulkar Tohirjonova[20]
2014 | Sarvinoz Kurbonboeva[6]
2015 | Sarvinoz Kurbonbaeva[7]
2016 | Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova
2017 | Nodira Nadirjanova
2018 | Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova
2019 | Nilufar Yakubbaeva
2020 | Nilufar Yakubbaeva
2021 | Nilufar Yakubbaeva[21]

## References

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1. ^ UZB Championship. Tournament report FIDE
2. ^ "UZB Championship Men October 2003 Uzbekistan FIDE Chess Tournament report". Ratings.fide.com. 2003-05-21. Retrieved 2014-01-21.
3. ^ "Uzbekistan's Championship (Men) July 2010 Uzbekistan FIDE Chess Tournament report". Ratings.fide.com. 2010-05-15. Retrieved 2014-01-21.
4. ^ "Uzbekistan Men Championship Final July 2011 Uzbekistan FIDE Chess Tournament report". Ratings.fide.com. 2011-05-21. Retrieved 2014-01-21.
5. ^ "Uzbekistan Championship Final July 2012 Uzbekistan FIDE Chess Tournament report". Ratings.fide.com. 2012-05-17. Retrieved 2014-01-21.
6. ^ a b Crowther, Mark (7 April 2014). "TWIC 1013: ch-UZB 2014". The Week in Chess. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
7. ^ a b "Marat Djumaev becomes the champion of Uzbekistan on chess". UzReport. 2015-05-19. Archived from the original on 2016-04-05. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
8. ^ Crowther, Mark (2016-03-21). "TWIC 1115: ch-UZB 2016". The Week in Chess. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
9. ^ UZB Championship Women's Tournament report FIDE
10. ^ UZB Championship Women's Tournament report October 2003 FIDE
11. ^ UZB Championship Women's Tournament report July 2004 FIDE
12. ^ UZB Championship Women's Tournament report July 2005 FIDE
13. ^ UZB Championship Women's Tournament report July 2006 FIDE
14. ^ Uzbekistan's Championship (women). Tournament report FIDE
15. ^ Uzbekistan`s Championship (women). Tournament report FIDE
16. ^ Uzbekistan`s Championship (Woman). Tournament report FIDE
17. ^ Uzbekistan`s Championship (Woman). Tournament report FIDE
18. ^ Uzbekistan Women Championship Final. Tournament report FIDE
19. ^ Uzbekistan Women Championship - Final. Tournament report FIDE
20. ^ Uzbekistan Women Championship Final 2013. Tournament report FIDE
21. ^ "Sindarov and Yakubbaeva win Uzbekistan Championship". www.fide.com. Retrieved 2021-06-12.

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