M15 Tsaghkadzor Latest Scores & Results

Wednesday, 27 May 2026

FT

Nicholas David Ionel Kacper Szymkowiak

FT

Aleksandr Lobanov Ruslan Tiukaev

FT

Mariano Tammaro Ivan Gretskiy

FT

Dmitrii Burtsev Egor Agafonov

FT

Petr Bar Biryukov Maties Torres Ramis

FT

Mikhail Khodorchenko Alan Bojarski

266

623

FT

Egor Pleshivtsev Artur Aiukhanov

FT

Lorenzo Rottoli Jan Wygona

FT

Mikayel Avanesyan Majchrzak Adam

FT

Gregorio Biondolillo Kacper Knitter

66⁴6

27⁷3

FT

Gabriele Bosio Emirhan Bulut

FT

Ivan Iutkin Dmitry Bessonov

377

656

FT

Avetik Ghazaryan Grigory Shebekin

FT

Lorenzo Bocchi Artur Aiukhanov Alan Aiukhanov

FT

Denis Vishenchuk Vishenko Fryderyk Lechno-Wasiutynski

163

636

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