Sarkis Sarhayan

Born: 26/11/1947
Died: 24/01/2021
Height: 174 cm
Nationality: Soviet
Style: Left-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 5 (1973)

NEWS & ARTICLES ABOUT SARHAYAN

Sarkis Sarhayan was born 26 November, 1947 in Batumi, Soviet Union (now Georgia).
Sarhayan won several silver and bronze medals at the World & European Championships. On the professional circuit, he won one singles and 8 doubles titles in his career. On the national level, Sarhayan was the most accomplished player in the history of the Soviet Championships, winning it on 26 occasions – 12 times in doubles, 9 times in mixed doubles and 5 times in singles event.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1973 Sarajevo (Team)
1975 Kolkata (Mixed Doubles)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1966 London (Team)
1968 Lyon (Team)
1970 Moscow (Mixed Doubles) (Team)
1974 Novi Sad (Doubles)
1976 Prague (Team)
1978 Duisburg (Mixed Doubles & Team)

EUROPE TOP 16

1976 Lübeck

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1969 Scandinavian Open
1973 Irish Open Soviet Open
1974 Romanian Open German Open Soviet Open
1975 English Open
1976 Nigeria Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1967 East German Open Yugoslav Open
1968 Soviet Open
1969 Yugoslav Open Soviet Open Scandinavian Open
1970 Czechoslovak Open
1971 Soviet Open
1972 Scandinavian Open French Open Soviet Open
1973 Irish Open Soviet Open
1974 Romanian Open Czechoslovak Open German Open Hungarian Open Scandinavian Open Soviet Open
1976 Viktor Barna Cup Nigeria Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1966 Kaunas (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1967 Yerevan (Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1968 Tallinn (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1969 Baku (Doubles)
1970 Kurgan (Mixed Doubles) (Doubles) (Singles)
1971 Kuybishev (Singles) (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1972 Volgograd (Singles & Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1973 Kaunas (Doubles) (Singles)
1974 Yerevan (Singles & Doubles)
1975 Lviv (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1976 Baku (Doubles & Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1977 Voroshilovgrad (Doubles & Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1978 Odessa (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1979 Kaunas (Singles) (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1980 Karaganda (Mixed Doubles) (Singles & Doubles)
1981 Karaganda (Doubles & Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1983 Lviv (Mixed Doubles)