Azerbaijan Chess Federation Official Eyes Second Guinness World Record
Fig Hasanov, Vice-President of the Azerbaijan Chess Federation and international arbiter, is on track to potentially secure his name in the Guinness Book of Records once again. Hasanov recently shared his aspirations with Report, stating that he could be recognized for his longstanding contributions to the chess world.
Having been involved in chess since 1969, Hasanov first entered the Guinness Book of Records for being the longest-serving arbiter. He highlighted the challenging requirements and extensive experience needed to achieve this recognition, including his participation in numerous tournaments and championships since 1964. Hasanov’s dedication to arbitrating has been evident throughout his career, with notable contributions to the sport at both national and international levels.
Furthermore, Hasanov revealed that he may also secure a place in the Guinness Book of Records as the project manager and host of the longest-running chess TV show in the world. With the show having been on air for 55 years, surpassing the current record of 43 years, Hasanov remains hopeful for confirmation of this achievement.
As Hasanov awaits official confirmation from the Guinness Book of Records, his contributions to the chess world continue to be recognized and celebrated. His passion for the sport and commitment to promoting chess on a global scale highlight the significance of his potential record-breaking accomplishments. With a career spanning over five decades, Hasanov’s impact on the chess community remains enduring and inspirational.
