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Tigran Gharamian GM

tigrangharamian Since 2015 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
55.3% W 35.4% L 9.3% D
Bullet
2932
3930W 2537L 579D
Blitz
3083
1306W 855L 308D
Rapid
2903
60W 0L 4D

Introduction

Tigran Gharamian, better known online as tigrangharamian, is a FIDE Grandmaster who treats the chess clock as a personal challenge. Whether it is a 1-minute bullet sprint or a slow, grinding Rapid match, he shows up to play, and more often than not, to win.

Rapid Dominance

His preferred time control is Rapid, and the numbers paint a frankly ridiculous picture: 62 Rapid wins, 4 draws, and exactly zero losses. That perfect record includes a 19-game winning streak, and he shows no signs of slowing down.

The chart below shows where those wins come from:

His near-unstoppable Rapid form is built on patience and heavy pieces, with an endgame frequency above 89% and games that regularly stretch beyond the 90-move mark. In Tigran's world, the clock is just another opponent.

Style and Openings

A devoted 1.e4 player, Tigran builds his attack on sound, classical foundations. He is particularly dangerous against the Caro-Kann Defense, where he converts at 92%, and nearly perfect facing the Sicilian Defense, with a 100% Rapid record in our data.

His repertoire also dips into the Modern Defense and the Scandinavian Defense. The result is a style that is aggressive enough to scare anyone, but patient enough to outlast the toughest stonewall players.

Familiar Rivalries

No opponent has seen more of Tigran than Davit_Tiraturyan. Their two have taken on each other 222 times, shaping a saga of 104 wins, 92 losses, and 26 draws for Tigran. That rivalry alone could fill a book, and it remains the clearest demonstration of his relentless competitive drive.

The Grinder Mentality

  • He enters the endgame in almost 90% of his contests, never avoiding the hard fight.
  • His comeback rate sits at 87.3%: being behind never seems to end his appetite for saving the game.
  • After losing a piece or two, he still manages to win 53% of the time.
  • If you ask him when he is most dangerous, the stats whisper the same answer: after midnight, close to 3 AM.

Tigran Gharamian is more than a Grandmaster title, he is a player who finds a way. The time control may be fast, but the legend is built to last.

Bio last updated 2026-09-08