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Gadir Guseinov

Azerbaijani chess grandmaster

1986 - today

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His biography is available in 16 different languages on Wikipedia. Gadir Guseinov is the 462nd most popular chess player (down from 382nd in 2024), the 3,912th most popular biography from Russia (down from 3,375th in 2019) and the 80th most popular Russian Chess Player.

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Gadir Guseinov's biography spans 16 Wikipedia language editions and earns a Historical Popularity Index of 36.20.

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Among Chess Players

Among chess players, Gadir Guseinov ranks 462 out of 544. Before him are Carolina Luján, Vincent Keymer, Igor Kurnosov, Ruan Lufei, Anita Gara, and Vladimir Fedoseev. After him are Sergei Zhigalko, Anna Rudolf, Vladislav Artemiev, Kirill Alekseenko, Dibyendu Barua, and Alexandr Fier.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1986, Gadir Guseinov ranks 1,537. Before him are Mike Riddle, Hiroyuki Sugimoto, Jarrin Solomon, André Moritz, Stephanie Schiller, and Hachalu Hundessa. After him are Ronald Mulder, Costa Nhamoinesu, Tessa Parkinson, Stanislava Komarova, Rudolf Dombi, and Stojan Vranješ.

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In Russia

Among people born in Russia, Gadir Guseinov ranks 3,912 out of 4,534. Before him are Kamilla Rakhimova (2001), Nikolay Skvortsov (1984), Daria Dmitrieva (1995), Maria Shurochkina (1995), Vladimir Fedoseev (1995), and Marina Sheshenina (1985). After him are Nikita Nagornyy (1997), Kirill Denisov (1988), Stanislava Komarova (1986), Saba Sazonov (2002), Nikolay Kruglov Jr. (1981), and Chamsulvara Chamsulvarayev (1984).

Among Chess Players In Russia

Among chess players born in Russia, Gadir Guseinov ranks 80. Before him are Alina Kashlinskaya (1993), Tatiana Kosintseva (1986), Vladimir Potkin (1982), Nadezhda Kosintseva (1985), Igor Kurnosov (1985), and Vladimir Fedoseev (1995). After him are Vladislav Artemiev (1998), Kirill Alekseenko (1997), Ivan Bukavshin (1995), Maxim Rodshtein (1989), Andrey Esipenko (2002), and Maxim Matlakov (1991).

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