Tuo Jiaxi
Tuo Jiaxi (柁嘉熹, tuo2 jia1 xi1, b. January 15th, 1991, Daqing city, Heilongjiang, China (中国 黑龙江 大庆市) is a Chinese 9-dan professional.
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2024-01-02 rating list, Tuo is now #20 in the world and #16 in China.
Tuo became a 1-dan professional in 2002, 2-dan on 2004-07-19, 3-dan in 2005-07 and 9 dan in 2014-02-13 (winner of the 18th LG Cup). At the end of January 2013, he was tied for #1 with Gu Li in the Chinese ranking 2012; then was the only #1 from the Chinese ranking at the end of March 2013.
- 2006, winner of the China National Youth Individual
- 2007, winner of the Fujitsu Under 15.
- 2010, winner of the Chang-ki Cup, defeating Zhou Ruiyang 2-1.
- 2012, winner of the CCTV Cup (a.k.a. Cina CITIC Bank Cup), defeating Lian Xiao.
- 2014, winner of the LG Cup
- 2017: winner of the 9th Ahan Tongshan Cup, beating Ke Jie. He then defeated Mutsuura Yuta in the Japan-China Agon Cup match.
Tuo Jiaxi winning the CCTV Lunar New Year Cup in February 2015
He was a member of the Chinese team in the 10th Nongshim Cup (2009), where he won four games, finally losing to Korea's Kang Dongyun.
Runner-up in 2012 in the 4th Longxing (lost to Mao Ruilong 2-0). Runner-up in 2013 in the 1st Luoyang Longmen Qisheng (the richest Chinese title. Tuo won the first 2 games, but lost 2-3 to Zhou Ruiyang).
Runner up to Meng Tailing in the 2012 Quzhou-Lanke Cup; to Zhou Ruiyang in the 1st New Qisheng (2013); to Ke Jie in the 21st Samsung Cup (2016); to Fan Tingyu in the 21st Ahan Tongshan Cup (2019); and to Mi Yuting in the 19th South-West Qiwang (2020).
Links
- Chinese profile at baidu.com
Videos
- A news clip from Beijing TV in 2014 after winning the 18th LG Cup. bilibili link
- Interview of Ke Jie, Lian Xiao, Tuo Jiaxi, Jiang Weijie and Chang Hao in March 2021. Tuo's part starts at 05:12. bilibili link
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