Three cheers for Moiseyev!
Date June 03, 2005
BARBADIAN draughts ace Ronald "Suki"King has once again succumbed to Alex Moiseyev of the United States in their World Three-Move-Restriction (TMR) title match. Moiseyev, who formerly represented his native Russia, successfully defended his TMR title by beating King 8-3 in the championship match at the Anderson City Hall in South Carolina, United States. All four games on Wednesday's penultimate day of the 40-game world championship were drawn, but with Moiseyev holding an unsurpassable five-game cushion, the remaining four bouts scheduled for yesterday were scrapped. Moiseyev wrapped up the game when he won Game 29 with the white pieces from a 11-16, 23-18, 10-14 cross opening. King salvaged a measure of pride by winning Game 32, a direct switcher line from a 11-15, 21-17, 8-11 opening. Moiseyev had also emphatically defeated King 8-2 in 2003 at the International Festival of Draughts in Cookstown, Northern Ireland, for the vacant TMR title when 25 games were drawn. King will have another title match later this year when he defends his Go-As-You-Please crown against Jack Francis. |
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Draughts king pushes Suki on back foot | |
Date | May 26, 2005 |
Brief | BARBADIAN DRAUGHTS ACE Ronald "Suki" King has been pushed on the back foot in the first two rounds of his World Three Move Restriction title match against the champion Russian-born Alex Moiseyev. |
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Pay Back Time For Suki | |
Date | May 20, 2005 |
Brief by Mike King |
DRAUGHTS SUPREMO RONALD "SUKI" KING is determined to make all the right moves in the United States next week to become the unquestioned master... |
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May 23-June3, 2005 News Articles about World 3-Move Title Match in Anderson, SC