The match began on 11 september.... oh my god

@user-lv1jk9qb9t

Ай бұрын

First 8 games are draw, then Anand won game9,10,11 using rook(tower) sacrifice

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sorry but I am not contractually allowed to post any more footage from this series so this is the last video (this stuff is awesome, if I could I would). However, please check out the playlist (its in an annotation) for 3 other videos from the series if you haven't already. If you want a 50% off coupon message me and I can do that as well.

This was the best video ever in your channel. Please post more if you have it!! Thanks!!!!

nothing like the last WCH right? Excellent upload, one of the best without a doubt! Thank you

Amazing games!! Thanks so much for sharing :-) I especially liked Kasparov's tricky usage of the knight on d5 and the e file pins!

Great analysis here by GM King.

@ChesscomGames

8 жыл бұрын

+Ronbo710 Thanks!

@nilsp9426

8 жыл бұрын

as always!

Daniel, great comments! Wonderful for chess fans!

Great report 🤙🏻

(continued....) Arbiter Carol Jarecki went to reset the clock....and she dropped it! It hit the board, bounced off the table, and down to the floor. Kasparov, who had had his game face on (fierce glares everywhere), turned his head and burst out laughing, Anand laughed, too. As Jarecki set the clocks, Kasparov quickly quashed his smile and put his game face back on. The rest of the story is in the video.

A few things about this match. In the 9th game, after Kaspy played a6xb5, Kaspy quickly left the room, and Anand started smiling. You can see on the video; Anand brings both hands up to his mouth to cover it, and it took about five minutes before he face relaxed to the point where he brought his hands down. Also, before game 10, when Anand was supposed to start Kaspy's clock, Anand protested that the clocks hadn't been reset after game 10. (to be continued...)

chess at its best! thanks for posting

nice games, thanks for posting!

Thank you for this video. A nice look into how the Chess world was before I was born

love the video i subscribed

haha man that is a great story. Carol Jarecki is awesome, she was still running tournaments smoothly when I used to play scholastic events 10-15 years ago - really a classic person in american chess, awesome promoter/organizer/arbiter

***** Classical games: Garry Kasparov beat Viswanathan Anand 16 to 5, with 31 draws. Including rapid/exhibition games: Garry Kasparov beat Viswanathan Anand 26 to 8, with 43 draws. Only rapid/exhibition games: Garry Kasparov beat Viswanathan Anand 10 to 3, with 12 draws. --------- From ChessGames.

Game 9 Anand sacrificed his rook, and won. The game was played at 9/11.

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Judging by the name and the thumbnail I thought this was going to be a 9/11 conspiracy video.

@micahbell4774

2 жыл бұрын

Sure

Thank u for the 2 games. Please show the 1st one

14:15 THE SIMPSONS!!!!

Yeah, why not! How would this work? how long is the footage, how much is it, and how to receive it? Is it a downloadable link or sent by post? Thanks so much!

what is the song that starts at 00:20 ?

Grandmaster King proving why he is the best chess commentator to do it.

No, no ... just one of the most epic chess battles in history over here :-)

Awesome!

who’s here from hikaru

Great games....!!

@ChesscomGames

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

how?

Kasparov was 32? It must be the grey hairs, but he looks 40.

@ChesscomGames

10 жыл бұрын

lol

@juanescutia5845

5 жыл бұрын

The stress for being the WC for 10 years in a row

Anand looked bit like young shah rukh khan back then! LOL

i like how the commentator says vishi was young and fit, implying 32 is old and out of date ahahaha

es normal que haya ese nivel, el campeón del mundo de entonces vs el campeón del mundo de ahora. 2 genios.

Kasparov still look the same, my goodness

Anand one move blunder: 2014 Sochi

Yeah great day for drinking!

5:00 of course the sacrifice idea was Mikal Tals, who else

According to the commentator the difference between a 25 year old and a 32 year old chess player is big LOL. I am calling BS on that one.

@JennyAmazing

9 жыл бұрын

7 years of experience can be very important on some situations

It's good time to start drinking for Viswa! :-) Nice comment !

@ChesscomGames

9 жыл бұрын

Mikolaj Nowak Thanks!

Next match was Bush vs Bin Laden on World Trade Center. Bush won.

@baris90inan

8 жыл бұрын

Bush win? Totally Obama win :))

@mipapi6719

8 жыл бұрын

Do you define winning as completely ignoring the two threathening queen planes on f7 and g7 for 5 whole moves and thus getting his own two tower rooks completely demolished into oblivion, resulting in a complete and utter destructive checkmate. Bush got his ass beaten and checkmated so hard you can't imagine it.

@vuralmecbur9958

8 жыл бұрын

No, I define winning as making millions of American believe that 9/11 was a terrorist attack. Bush made people believe that story, thus he won.

@mipapi6719

8 жыл бұрын

Vural Mecbur well yeah, he cheated the spectators all right. but that doesn't change the fact that he got his ass beat, intentionally or not.

World trade center has changed a bit

looks even older than 42 instead 32

how can they be in world trade center in 2012 when it got destoryed in 2001

@ChesscomGames

8 жыл бұрын

The game was in 1995

HA! I was the first dislike.

@Goldname1

10 жыл бұрын

Yes I do actually. But I'll take it in likes for this comment instead.

@piotrkorzeniowski8709

6 жыл бұрын

Haha that made my day :D