Chess grandmaster, 20, dies in parkour balcony fall scorings

Chess prodigy Yuri Eliseev, 20, is reported to have lost his grasp on a balcony rail while apparently practicing parkour -- the extreme sports discipline where people leap and hurdle through urban environments -- and attempting to reach a neighbor's balcony.

'Tonight my close friend died - an outstanding chess player and analyst, one of the most talented people I know, Yura Yeliseyev,' Daniil Dubov, another Russian chess prodigy wrote on Facebook in tribute to his friend.

'He was trying to climb from the window onto a balcony on the 12th floor but lost his grip.'



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Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17.

Local authorities have confirmed the death of a 20-year-old male who fell from an apartment building near the Pyatnitsky highway in Moscow. The Russian investigative committee's office said in a statement that the man died from his injuries at the scene.

They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident.

The Russian Chess Federation has expressed 'its sincere and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yuri Eliseev.'

Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident. The Russian Chess Federation has expressed 'its sincere and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yuri Eliseev.' 'Tonight my close friend died - an outstanding chess player and analyst, one of the most talented people I know, Yura Yeliseyev,' Daniil Dubov, another Russian chess prodigy wrote on Facebook in tribute to his friend. Local authorities have confirmed the death of a 20-year-old male who fell from an apartment building near the Pyatnitsky highway in Moscow. The Russian investigative committee's office said in a statement that the man died from his injuries at the scene. Local authorities have confirmed the death of a 20-year-old male who fell from an apartment building near the Pyatnitsky highway in Moscow. The Russian investigative committee's office said in a statement that the man died from his injuries at the scene. The Russian Chess Federation has expressed 'its sincere and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yuri Eliseev.' Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. 'He was trying to climb from the window onto a balcony on the 12th floor but lost his grip.' 'He was trying to climb from the window onto a balcony on the 12th floor but lost his grip.' Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. 'Tonight my close friend died - an outstanding chess player and analyst, one of the most talented people I know, Yura Yeliseyev,' Daniil Dubov, another Russian chess prodigy wrote on Facebook in tribute to his friend. They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident. Local authorities have confirmed the death of a 20-year-old male who fell from an apartment building near the Pyatnitsky highway in Moscow. The Russian investigative committee's office said in a statement that the man died from his injuries at the scene. The Russian Chess Federation has expressed 'its sincere and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yuri Eliseev.' They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident. Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. The Russian Chess Federation has expressed 'its sincere and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yuri Eliseev.' 'Tonight my close friend died - an outstanding chess player and analyst, one of the most talented people I know, Yura Yeliseyev,' Daniil Dubov, another Russian chess prodigy wrote on Facebook in tribute to his friend. Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. Last year, Eliseev was crowned champion at the Moscow Open 2016 chess competition; he was previously awarded the coveted title of grandmaster in 2013, aged 17. They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident. Local authorities have confirmed the death of a 20-year-old male who fell from an apartment building near the Pyatnitsky highway in Moscow. The Russian investigative committee's office said in a statement that the man died from his injuries at the scene. They added that they are working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death, but that several of his friends were present in the apartment and witnessed the tragic incident.

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