Tension at The Candidates | Interview with Firouzja's Father and FIDE Officials

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Пікірлер: 231

  • @ArjunArora-eq9dn
    @ArjunArora-eq9dnАй бұрын

    The legendary shoe Gambit!!

  • @dhruvgupta8207
    @dhruvgupta8207Ай бұрын

    i didnt knew Firouzja's Father was Mourinho

  • @anishmendhe2036

    @anishmendhe2036

    Ай бұрын

    😂

  • @anishmendhe2036

    @anishmendhe2036

    Ай бұрын

    Same accent

  • @hardiksharma9498

    @hardiksharma9498

    Ай бұрын

    😂😂

  • @salarshahryari4843

    @salarshahryari4843

    Ай бұрын

    😂😂😂

  • @DrMetya
    @DrMetyaАй бұрын

    feels like a curb your enthusiasm episode

  • @marceltorretta

    @marceltorretta

    Ай бұрын

    I laughed out loud reading this.

  • @NotoriousKhamid

    @NotoriousKhamid

    Ай бұрын

    OMFG, LMFAO. Now that you say it, I can not unsee it!

  • @thelegend7406
    @thelegend7406Ай бұрын

    Alireza father is vegan Kasparov

  • @Adecko007

    @Adecko007

    Ай бұрын

    Underrated comment 😂

  • @Oji-7869

    @Oji-7869

    Ай бұрын

    Typical Pisssss. Lam follower problem. 😂😂😂😂

  • @mariemjlassi723
    @mariemjlassi723Ай бұрын

    I watched the interview with alireza s father live and it was one of the funniest experiences of my life with live chat comments and shit

  • @oliver-04

    @oliver-04

    Ай бұрын

    yeah bruh everyone was going wild in chat

  • @AbhinavVelidi

    @AbhinavVelidi

    Ай бұрын

    Whole chat was going chicken chicken

  • @manishjoshi1153
    @manishjoshi1153Ай бұрын

    " we have old building here, can you please crawl?"

  • @JackMott
    @JackMottАй бұрын

    When these are your biggest controversies, life is good.

  • @A0IOX34

    @A0IOX34

    Ай бұрын

    Right 😭😭

  • @A0IOX34

    @A0IOX34

    Ай бұрын

    Right 😭

  • @Sasser2015
    @Sasser2015Ай бұрын

    I appreciate Mr. Firouzja's love and support for his son...... but to demand access to the hall (on the basis that you're "bad at chess") during times other friends/family are not allowed is simply unreasonable.

  • @geert574
    @geert574Ай бұрын

    The T Rex from Jurassicc Park < your mom falling down < the 1964 Alaska Earthquake < Godzilla < Firouzja

  • @lightyagami1752

    @lightyagami1752

    Ай бұрын

    You forgot Tunguska meteor impact < Firouzja.

  • @stephano2996
    @stephano2996Ай бұрын

    If the floor is so bad then why hold the most important chess tourney there? Or you know do something about the floor? Now there is this going back and forth between officials and players which is just bad for their rep and it makes the chess worse.

  • @SG-vh3ti

    @SG-vh3ti

    Ай бұрын

    floor is not bad, players complained about his way of stomping and walking which made noise.

  • @sahilbhardwaj441

    @sahilbhardwaj441

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@SG-vh3ti Carpeted floors should be a priority in these events so that shoes don't matter. The arbiter himself admitted that the floor was creaky. And there is ike q huge difference between walking and stomping.

  • @junksails814

    @junksails814

    Ай бұрын

    Canadian infrastructure is old and the country has no money

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    The complaint wasn’t about the floor. It was about Firouzja’s being heavy footed and distracting other players. Firouzja could have chosen to be considerate to other players, and opted being softer on his feet. Instead he chose to ignore a reasonable request, and decided to be confrontational. This kind of attitude isn’t going to win him too many followers.

  • @publicanimal

    @publicanimal

    Ай бұрын

    The guy specifically said it wasn't the creaking that was the problem but what he could only describe as stomping.

  • @sohampandharpatte3700
    @sohampandharpatte3700Ай бұрын

    alireza must focus on chess instead on focusing on his wadrobe ~ some random person

  • @ultrasound1459

    @ultrasound1459

    Ай бұрын

    He thinks he is a model 💀🤫🧏‍♂️

  • @asdfadf1904
    @asdfadf1904Ай бұрын

    The more i listen to alrieza’s dad, the more i realize how perfect Steve Martin’s “pink panther” performance was 😂

  • @MaFe168
    @MaFe168Ай бұрын

    always something with Firouzja

  • @kahwigulum
    @kahwigulumАй бұрын

    plot twist: arbiter claims alireza's shoes spoke norwegian

  • @andreaanarcora602
    @andreaanarcora602Ай бұрын

    Well done!!

  • @456death654
    @456death654Ай бұрын

    which seinfeld episode is this?

  • @front331

    @front331

    Ай бұрын

    You want me to wear the right type of shoes? 3 DOLLARS. You don't fix the floor? NO CHESS FOR YOU. NEXT.

  • @MarcoPolo898zz
    @MarcoPolo898zzАй бұрын

    Take your shoes off. Walk like that. All will be right in the world ❤👈

  • @TheDedloc
    @TheDedlocАй бұрын

    I guess now that we got the $12,000 electronics detector the only thing to do now is invest in a seismograph for the playing hall. If Firouzja was stomping that hard, then I want to know what the Richter scale has to say about it... and the rules in the handbook need to say any seismic activity over a certain amount isn't allowed. A threshold if you will... that can't be crossed that is consistent from tournament to tournament.

  • @DDZGRH
    @DDZGRHАй бұрын

    So, if I got this correctly, no family members are allowed in the playing hall, Firouzja Sr complanied, and they ALLOWED him to stay for 15 minutes, and he still got into a conflict, and claims foul play vs him & his son?!

  • @cooloutac

    @cooloutac

    Ай бұрын

    Thin it was his son who complained at the meeting

  • @DDZGRH

    @DDZGRH

    Ай бұрын

    @@cooloutac No, you got it wrong, it was Hamidreza. Listen again what did organizer said. Hamidreza complained after Round 2..

  • @cooloutac

    @cooloutac

    Ай бұрын

    @@DDZGRH weird

  • @gamma9141

    @gamma9141

    Ай бұрын

    This is exactly what is happening in Europe. Religion of peace for a reason.

  • @amirhosseinetemad3094

    @amirhosseinetemad3094

    Ай бұрын

    The organizers allowed family members of every player to watch games in round 10 but for some unknown reason scorted him out, you can catch a better version on gotham chess channel

  • @swapnilsingh9519
    @swapnilsingh9519Ай бұрын

    Alireza's is an innocent man, and emotional as well. He just wants best for his son.

  • @swaghettiyolognese8177

    @swaghettiyolognese8177

    Ай бұрын

    Bruh rules are rules. Just accept it and stop crying. They’re both drama queens.

  • @morkdel4084

    @morkdel4084

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@swaghettiyolognese8177 truest that

  • @tttrerererettt3604
    @tttrerererettt3604Ай бұрын

    It's sad to see young talent like Alireza fall to such primadonna behavior.

  • @zvonimirtosic6171

    @zvonimirtosic6171

    Ай бұрын

    Do you organise world tennis championship in some factory? Or somewhere in a parking place? Top tennis players and audience would kill organisers for it! But chess, and chess players are treated like garbage. The REAL problem, is that organiser (FIDE) did not find sufficiently good premises to hold a CHESS tournament of this calibre, of this size, and complexities. No point to move fathers and mothers outside of spectator area if the area is not suitable for visitors in the first place! Find better premises! No point in telling players what shoes to wear, if the floors are creaky! Find better premises!

  • @marz6526

    @marz6526

    Ай бұрын

    Religion of peace. Expected results

  • @marz6526

    @marz6526

    Ай бұрын

    If that's the situation then it's not the fault of organisers . You can expect the football or cricket like budget , it depends on sponsors and it's not organisers fault that chess don't have many sponsors . It's not a game for audience to sit watch and enjoy. Football , cricket ... Anyone can enjoy even if he/she has never played or only played in his home when he was a child still he would go to watch cricket match and cheer up and everything but here that's not the case. Only those persons who played chess and some of them who is good at chess only see these live that too online so how would you get enough sponsors in 3-10k watching all over the world ?? The amount of sponsor which they are getting now with such a low fanbase is great they should appreciate that. If alireza wanted royale feeling then he should have played football cricket baseball , badminton, tennis ... There were many options where he wouldn't have to complain and he would have got everything. Now here he is just looking cringe doing all these

  • @zvonimirtosic6171

    @zvonimirtosic6171

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@marz6526 If the chess is to gain more popularity, and sponsors, etc., then FIDE is doing a horrible job! It is exactly that organising venues in inappropriate places that makes visitors, players and their families complain! Creaky floors in a venue that relies on players mental performance and utmost focus span?! FIDE behaves like they don't know the chess, and this is their fault. Maybe Kasparov was right about FIDE after all.

  • @Maryam-eo8en

    @Maryam-eo8en

    Ай бұрын

    That's an absolutely disgusting comment. The religion have nothing to do with all this drama, nothing at all. Moreover, what makes you assume his religion ? That's stupid to consider that ALL the people from mostly muslim countries, are Muslims. So in conclusion, you knew how to demonstrate your lack of logic and frustration, on one little sentence. Felicitations !

  • @TMJ32
    @TMJ32Ай бұрын

    A player complained. The arbiter was just going his job. They can easily put carpets in so it's not an issue.

  • @isomaniac7850
    @isomaniac7850Ай бұрын

    Alireza is that kid who keeps complaining at everything. Maturity doesn't exist, period.

  • @lobsterboy8148

    @lobsterboy8148

    Ай бұрын

    Well if you had actually paid attention to the video you’d know that it was actually Abusov that was doing the complaining. The arbiters should’ve left Alireza alone. Maybe bring it up after the game but not during. Its footsteps. Abusov is weak

  • @arun-it9gr

    @arun-it9gr

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@lobsterboy8148would you have accepted if Carlsen had complained.. carlsen is as strong a chess player as they come.. Strength or.weakness has nothing to with this

  • @rupanjanabhattacharya6018

    @rupanjanabhattacharya6018

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@lobsterboy8148 wait! It must have been disturbing him. he has rights to complain even DURING GAME

  • @rupanjanabhattacharya6018

    @rupanjanabhattacharya6018

    Ай бұрын

    Fide is the problem not the players.

  • @SG-vh3ti

    @SG-vh3ti

    Ай бұрын

    he is idiot , period

  • @ropotirastas1290
    @ropotirastas1290Ай бұрын

    papagucci outplayed funmaster really badly😂

  • @yunuscanemre
    @yunuscanemreАй бұрын

    Ali Reza and his dad needs to chill. Clearly you have to minimize the sound you are emitting that you're in control of like your shoe.

  • @marceltorretta
    @marceltorrettaАй бұрын

    I'm still trying to understand why this is so funny. It really has a comedy sketch feel to it.

  • @CakeSpork
    @CakeSporkАй бұрын

    It bears stating that it's not the first time Alireza's family is involving themselves with blaming organizers and arbiters. It's not a good look if you ask me, so dramatic and emotional.

  • @Riteshplayssomethin
    @RiteshplayssomethinАй бұрын

    if alireza leaves that means gukesh gets a free point?

  • @funkybongo00
    @funkybongo00Ай бұрын

    This lad defo had an irish english teacher , his accent is almost authentic irish 😂

  • @jazzydriven2784
    @jazzydriven2784Ай бұрын

    I suggest Alireza shd make the event more musical by wearing heavy anklets tomorrow❤❤❤❤😊😊😊

  • @rimurutempest2130
    @rimurutempest2130Ай бұрын

    Alireza also created nuisance in Tata Steel tournament . Well done FIDE .

  • @front331
    @front331Ай бұрын

    I want to see Hamidreza Firouzja vs Shakhryar Hamid Mamedyarov in a chess match.

  • @martinpaddle

    @martinpaddle

    Ай бұрын

    with Rustam Kamsky as arbiter

  • @rb98dps
    @rb98dpsАй бұрын

    language(english) was sacrificed in this interview, spectators and viewers were unable to understand the sacrifice

  • @NGUSA1

    @NGUSA1

    Ай бұрын

    He is trying his best. How many languages you can speak? You started the sentence with a lower case. You wrote English with lower case "e". You put "," where you needed a "." to end the sentence and start a new sentence.

  • @sid2942

    @sid2942

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@NGUSA1"You started the sentence with a lowercase letter."

  • @NGUSA1

    @NGUSA1

    Ай бұрын

    @@sid2942 English is my 4th language.

  • @Midwesterner223
    @Midwesterner223Ай бұрын

    The noise could even be heard even on the live stream. Clearly the platform they are on is hollow (kind of like a pro-wrestling ring underneath?) and sound is greatly accentuated because of this. Players shouldn't have to take pains to be more quiet than they usually are. Maybe a certain degree of feet moving and even stomping are part certain players' nervous ticks. At least now in the next round Abasov and Alireza can have a bad blood match, which we usually don't see in chess. It's going to be good.

  • @the_Unbeaten

    @the_Unbeaten

    Ай бұрын

    keeping everything aside alireza wearing such shoes is unnecessary i mean dude u r there to play one of the biggest tournament of chess no one would be interested in ur fashion like come on he was acting like a crybaby 😭😭

  • @publicanimal

    @publicanimal

    Ай бұрын

    All the players were walking around and only he was the problem. It was 100% his fault.

  • @NotoriousKhamid
    @NotoriousKhamidАй бұрын

    Alireza has the highest ceiling. He just doesn't have the discipline of the indians. He needs to get himself a proper coach and team of seconds, and he will do wonders! The indians have Anand and a whole organization behind them. For instance, that you find Pragg bringing in Svilder as a coach while he's been doing well without him anyways. Magnus at 19 was disciplined enough to work with Kasparov for a whole year! That must have been so difficult. Others like Keymer have Peter Leko as their coach. The Indians also have been coached by Kramnik and Gelfand and are methodical in their approach, hence you find them overachieving, like Vidit lately. Hikaru also worked with Garry for some time. Fabiano when was young had a former W. champion as a coach. Alireza's father should do as Henric Carlsen did. Invest in a top tier coch and encourage Alireza to be disciplined about it.

  • @soumiliguchhait5177

    @soumiliguchhait5177

    Ай бұрын

    it just doesn't happen like that it is how your perspective , approach to life is just look at both of them like father , like son too much gucchi from childhood my sister was like this great setter for national volley ball team but was too much pampered by my diva-rich- haughty aunt and this caused tensions between her and her teammates low emotional capability ..little empathy ..low emotional stress control ...these are the moments you realize how important are the kind of people you grow up with like your parents, friends

  • @ashoksiyol3954
    @ashoksiyol3954Ай бұрын

    If he doesn't understand chess what will he get from watching game from gallery😂😂

  • @marz6526

    @marz6526

    Ай бұрын

    Haha . He should watch online , atleast he would know who is winning at the moment through the bar. 😅. But I think it's the ego or power like thing that most asian fathers have , like if their son do something great they get proud and want to show other by showing his presence in that anyhow. I am not saying it's wrong but it is what it is.

  • @TheBrozLounge

    @TheBrozLounge

    Ай бұрын

    He gets to watch his son playing at the highest level.

  • @salamanca413

    @salamanca413

    Ай бұрын

    Who cares

  • @zvonimirtosic6171
    @zvonimirtosic6171Ай бұрын

    Do you organise world TENNIS championship in some factory? Or somewhere in a parking place? Top tennis players and audience would kill organisers for it! But chess, and chess players are treated like garbage. The REAL problem, is that organiser (FIDE) did not find sufficiently good premises to hold a CHESS tournament of this calibre, of this size, and complexities. No point to move fathers and mothers outside of spectator area if the area is not suitable for visitors in the first place! Find better premises! No point in telling players what shoes to wear, if the floors are creaky! Find better premises!

  • @HikarusVibrator

    @HikarusVibrator

    Ай бұрын

    Funny how no-one else is complaining isn't it.

  • @piripero5777

    @piripero5777

    Ай бұрын

    I agree

  • @zvonimirtosic6171

    @zvonimirtosic6171

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@HikarusVibrator FIDE, it appears, has Soviet-type mentality about the game; if you complain, you can wipe off your bottom with it. That is why nobody is complaining more - it's pointless. They will not acknowledge their fault. In this interview, there was not even a hint that FIDE will admit their organising fault, and that they simply don't care about organising an important venue in a good and suitable place. Perhaps the next step would be organising Candidates in a country farm, in a stable with enough hay on the floor; Alireza better not to step onto a sleeping donkey, or wake-up the ducks.

  • @HikarusVibrator

    @HikarusVibrator

    Ай бұрын

    @@zvonimirtosic6171 I see this nonsense rhetoric the whole time. In F1, in Cricket, in Football, everywhere. FIDE isn't some singular identity, it's a group of individuals who are trying to work towards a shared goal. So let's say The Great Hall is a poor venue, what about previous Candidates tournaments? Is this an outlier? Does it say something about the inherent nature of FIDE's collective character that a mistake was made this time around? Everything I saw from the chief arbiter seemed very reasonable. You should put yourself in others' shoes and ask yourself what you would've done different. And then think about the times you've made mistakes. The world isn't burning, everything is fine. If I'm missing something, then tell me what the big bad FIDE is doing that's so terrible, please.

  • @user-gv9un1xb4b

    @user-gv9un1xb4b

    Ай бұрын

    😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @brajeshpai6801
    @brajeshpai6801Ай бұрын

    He is not wrong that if he defeated Ian the candidates would completely change.

  • @marcususa
    @marcususaАй бұрын

    I am going to use that "stompish" technique too to intimidate my opponents. Hey, at least maybe I won't come in last.

  • @TalsBadKidney
    @TalsBadKidneyАй бұрын

    this is what replaced wesley lmao

  • @sagarsawant3955
    @sagarsawant3955Ай бұрын

    Fide should provide uniform to chess players ..no more drama. Also seeing Alireza's history he looks like cry baby

  • @tedgarren4942
    @tedgarren4942Ай бұрын

    I have noticed the vocabulary of people in general has declined substantially. Why do so many begin their comments with the word "So" ? Other meaningless gibberish includes "At the end of the day" It also saddens me that vulgar profanity has become commonplace.

  • @Jadido7
    @Jadido7Ай бұрын

    Alireza needs a proper mentor or manager, his father should take some distance ...

  • @BobbyJean-rk5sf
    @BobbyJean-rk5sfАй бұрын

    Both clearly narcissistic, no regard or empathy with the other players who Alireza clearly disturbed by stomping loundly across the playing hall. And no taking of responsibility or apologizing but playing the victim.

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    Exactly!

  • @egoegoone
    @egoegooneАй бұрын

    Only crime here is that this guy still only asks yes/no questions.

  • @user-gi4re7hh5u
    @user-gi4re7hh5uАй бұрын

    خدای من پدر علیرضا حتی انگلیسیشم توش لهجه شمالی داره ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Bullimicporkupine
    @BullimicporkupineАй бұрын

    in gaming we call this mad cause bad.

  • @mrdannydiy
    @mrdannydiyАй бұрын

    it should have been wesley

  • @anindyaganguly5243
    @anindyaganguly5243Ай бұрын

    The floor should have been carpeted to avoid these kind of senseless issues. Levi said this and I agree. Now it’s an unnecessary stuff which wasn’t required.

  • @Aviary-finches

    @Aviary-finches

    Ай бұрын

    Always blame others and system

  • @anindyaganguly5243

    @anindyaganguly5243

    Ай бұрын

    It's not about blaming. Why even create these issues when such things can be avoided easily.

  • @lebryanthoward9416

    @lebryanthoward9416

    Ай бұрын

    This is not an issue for 15 players. If even 2 players had issues with their shoes then yeah maybe it’s the issue of the organizer. But in this case clearly not, we got women in high heels being able to walk softly, the floor is not the issue here.

  • @SG-vh3ti

    @SG-vh3ti

    Ай бұрын

    floor is not the issue here, read the complaint properly.

  • @xanderjakovlev4193

    @xanderjakovlev4193

    Ай бұрын

    As I understood from the latest statement of FIDE it wasn't a floor but literally the way he was walking around. I mean from one side you can't blame a person for the way he is walking it's a natural cause ,from another side it wasn't a FIDE idea but one of the players complained, if you take a closer look at the way he walks you will understand what i mean .

  • @dominicboileau
    @dominicboileauАй бұрын

    I’m sorry but an arbiter shouldn’t be giving interviews, disclosing name of the player complaining, insinuating alireza “took a posture” over him because he’s tall. Just go back to your job..

  • @RajAgarwal-pg7kn
    @RajAgarwal-pg7knАй бұрын

    Firouzja senior seems like a stylish dude.

  • @user-vy5uy9fo8p

    @user-vy5uy9fo8p

    25 күн бұрын

    Now you know who got alireza into fashion 😂😂😂😂

  • @shlomibazel6911
    @shlomibazel6911Ай бұрын

    People talking abouit how its a shame to Alireza, they don't talk about how it is a shame to host such a tournament in a falling building, low quality chairs and many stuff that does not respect any player. This is the quality the chess world has? chess is such a pleb world, insane.

  • @seife41

    @seife41

    Ай бұрын

    obvs. they did respect the players, thats why they asked alireuua kindly. "Chess is such a pleb world" Who tf do you think you are?

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    There’s nothing wrong with the building. There is something wrong with Firouzja if he’s so inconsiderate to the other players. He’s quickly getting a reputation as a troublesome player. If he keeps it up, good luck getting invited to top tournaments.

  • @shlomibazel6911

    @shlomibazel6911

    Ай бұрын

    @@seife41 brother, it's a pleb world, you can see it just by the buildings they are using, the poor chairs they let guys sit on for 6 hours. Who tf do you think you are? Pleb organizations.

  • @manishjoshi1153
    @manishjoshi1153Ай бұрын

    Shame on Fide for bad planning.

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    This comment makes no sense. How is it FIDE’s fault that Firouzja’s being difficult?

  • @oldhamer111
    @oldhamer111Ай бұрын

    "I told ornaniser this arbiter needs to be punished." - How entitled, especially from a man so young! Clearly sour grapes because he was doing badly in the tournament, I feel.

  • @soumiliguchhait5177

    @soumiliguchhait5177

    Ай бұрын

    cant you see it is congenital too much gucci from childhood

  • @exelmans8855
    @exelmans8855Ай бұрын

    Can subtitles be put to understand what the old man with glasses is talking about please?

  • @hotpack00
    @hotpack00Ай бұрын

    i think the arbiter messed up somewhat. obv he had to tell firouzja about too much noise, however, he should have had a separate conversation about tomorrow etc... after the game.

  • @rabri-ghewar

    @rabri-ghewar

    Ай бұрын

    Some Other player had complained about the noice, that is why the arbitr had to take action right away

  • @nick3576
    @nick3576Ай бұрын

    Old man needs to brush his teeth!

  • @Mizar88
    @Mizar88Ай бұрын

    CHESSDRAMA

  • @zumbaladin
    @zumbaladinАй бұрын

    Maybe they just don't understand what Alireza's father is saying.

  • @agustzanzak
    @agustzanzakАй бұрын

    Why on earth is alireza father talking about chicken?

  • @JCBCoin
    @JCBCoinАй бұрын

    This is discrimination pure and simple because they are from Iran. The same thing happened during Tata Steel 2020 during a crucial point. The interviewer here during a nepo interview; asked “is the number 13 important to you?” (Wink) A complete disgrace to chess. Gatekeeping as usual… this comment will most likely get deleted. Pathetic

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    There’s no discrimination.There is however Firouzja’s inconsiderate attitude towards the other players.

  • @panvlk

    @panvlk

    Ай бұрын

    You are delusional. And no, the comment will probably not get deleted, there is no anti-Iranian conspiracy in play here...

  • @dhirajv6985
    @dhirajv6985Ай бұрын

    Alireza has thrown tantrums in tata steel classic also.... Stupidity is contagious....like father like son

  • @golendorfjules1838

    @golendorfjules1838

    Ай бұрын

    what are you talking about, there's always a truth behind his tantrum, this shoes incident isn't his fault, his arguments are ways better than fide's. world blitz (or rapid?) against magnus, magnus did talk during the game which is not allowed, even though magnus was just more or less talking to himself. In tata steel it was also unacceptable from organizer to try to move his table, it's the organizer who weren't ready for this situation, not alireza. And his father not being able to watch his son's game is just weird

  • @seife41

    @seife41

    Ай бұрын

    @@golendorfjules1838 You are delusional

  • @kazimirmalevich6712

    @kazimirmalevich6712

    Ай бұрын

    @@golendorfjules1838 are you trying to say that Alireza's loud boot stomping is not Alireza's problem, but the problem of the people around him? It's disgusting. There should be respect for others and it's not the first time Alireza has been to a chess tournament

  • @crazykhespar8487

    @crazykhespar8487

    Ай бұрын

    Just have a less crappy venue

  • @456death654
    @456death654Ай бұрын

    Fide just takes Ls after Ls

  • @pietrosanfilippo9017
    @pietrosanfilippo9017Ай бұрын

    Apart from the wooden floor, can I just say that this year location of the tournament is the ugliest I have ever seen? Last one in Madrid was beatiful, but this one is horrible, and I'm being kind in saying it this way.

  • @stevesklenka2181

    @stevesklenka2181

    Ай бұрын

    There’s nothing wrong with the location. There’s something wrong with Firouzja’s attitude though.

  • @piyushchouhan5398
    @piyushchouhan5398Ай бұрын

    His father should be allowed to watch his game. ❤

  • @tubeamv4275

    @tubeamv4275

    Ай бұрын

    Ok then they should allow all the parents to watch their child's play not just his father.

  • @zookiebudeck3428
    @zookiebudeck3428Ай бұрын

    Dubious games and a strange tournament got him to the candidates and now karma strikes back. Alireza is still acting like a child - maybe he is a baby furthermore…

  • @dakhilaf
    @dakhilafАй бұрын

    Unless you think Alireza did this on purpose it is the organizers responsibility to ensure a safe and comfortable setting for the venue. I honestly can not see how this is Alireza’s fault. I would say he could’ve been more accommodating had it not been the candidates he competing at. Tensions run high and concentration is key.

  • @NoobNoonan-kc9fn
    @NoobNoonan-kc9fnАй бұрын

    These Firouzja's are an emotional bunch. I heard the noise and it was pretty loud. You see Alireza, the world doesn't revolve around you. They politely asked you to do something very reasonable and this is how you behave. Do you know why you're making a big deal about it. I know why. It's because you're in 2nd to last place. Get your mind correct and stop being so difficult.

  • @qfgerg5775
    @qfgerg5775Ай бұрын

    If you have to debate about what each player is wearing at the highest level of you sport just do uniforms and sockets instead of your dress code , or stop paying clowns for judging player all over the world , a local 1500 would not do worth and you make all your game look like non professional, Fuck the dress code or uniform and sockets stop this arbitory shit

  • @amirhosseinetemad3094
    @amirhosseinetemad3094Ай бұрын

    Big players should leave FIDE together to stop this committee from stopping chess growth

  • @philljenner4045
    @philljenner4045Ай бұрын

    Fathers, eh?

  • @tigrengbisakol8280
    @tigrengbisakol8280Ай бұрын

    It is normal for farmers to walk around, that is part of their routine.

  • @rohan1864
    @rohan1864Ай бұрын

    The more I think about it the more I side with Alireza. Firstly, even if it was just a "suggestion" as the arbiter claims, why would you make a suggestion like that, for a player to change their footwear for the next round, if it doesn't help solve the issue on the present day anyway? Isn't that just being a little too chatty? Those kind of suggestions should had waited for after the games, he shouldn't talk to a player any more than necessary in the middle of his game - even according to his own account, it's clear he was being extremely talkative and it is very much unproffessional. Secondly, he KNEW Alireza's shoes had to be officially FIDE approved before the tournament even began. So making that kind of "suggestion" for him to change them is just rude and inappropriate. Imagine you had to go through the whole tedious process of getting official approval for all parts of your clothing and then someone who knows very well you went through it has the gall to tell you to change it anyway. It is not an appropriate remark, even as a suggestion, and it didn't serve any purpose at that moment beside giving the arbiter a sense of self-importance.

  • @cooloutac

    @cooloutac

    Ай бұрын

    Dude was stomping his feet and his opponent complained and Arbiter was already aware and addressed it.

  • @rohan1864

    @rohan1864

    Ай бұрын

    @@cooloutac dude was stomping his feet and obviously didn't pay attention to it, once his attention was drawn to it he willingly adjusted his pace not to bother other players. I don't get how you people try to make him out to be bad in this. He behaved as well as a player possibly could. He's just unhappy with the way the arbiter intervened - and it is obvious at the very least he was being unnecessarily talktative, cause the "suggestion" about changing footwear, beside being rude when it's officially approved, didn't serve any purpose at that time. But you prefer to have a mentality of a stump.

  • @lordtouchme77

    @lordtouchme77

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@rohan1864 both alireza and fide are in the wrong here since alireza doesn't have the maturity in handling this situation while fide need to provide something like carpet so that situation like this never happened.

  • @zvonimirtosic6171

    @zvonimirtosic6171

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@cooloutac Do you organise world TENNIS championship in some factory? Or somewhere in a parking place? Top tennis players and audience would kill organisers for it! But chess, and chess players are treated like garbage, "they can play in restrooms". The REAL problem, is that organiser (FIDE) did not find sufficiently good premises to hold a CHESS tournament of this calibre, of this size, and complexities. No point to move fathers and mothers outside of spectator area if the area is not suitable for visitors in the first place! Find better premises! No point in telling players what shoes to wear, if the floors are creaky! Find better premises!

  • @rohan1864

    @rohan1864

    Ай бұрын

    @@lordtouchme77 well I think it's more rational to expect maturity from FIDE than from Alireza. Not just because he's 20, which is kinda the youngest age you can call someone an adult. But also because Alireza is a player, he's job is not to be good at handling such situations dilligently. While FIDE is an organization, and it is very much their job to be professional.

  • @runalkubitkar2930
    @runalkubitkar2930Ай бұрын

    I'm with Alireza .. he is right

  • @devashishsonowal1505
    @devashishsonowal1505Ай бұрын

    I found something fisseee when he said his fav movie is Barbie 🙃🙃

  • @manishjoshi1153
    @manishjoshi1153Ай бұрын

    Crapy choice of venue.

  • @phanindrakumar3221
    @phanindrakumar3221Ай бұрын

    This is not a correct way to use victim card

  • @nielssvendsen2028
    @nielssvendsen2028Ай бұрын

    The father forgot to use the racist card😀

  • @sourabhsiitg

    @sourabhsiitg

    Ай бұрын

    Religion card

  • @rimurutempest2130

    @rimurutempest2130

    Ай бұрын

    Ahh yes how come they forgot that exclusive card .

  • @risa5118

    @risa5118

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@sourabhsiitgwhat is his religion

  • @seife41

    @seife41

    Ай бұрын

    @@risa5118 Its called delusion

  • @marz6526

    @marz6526

    Ай бұрын

    Peaceful community spreading peace worldwide

  • @NotoriousKhamid
    @NotoriousKhamidАй бұрын

    Just get carpets

  • @albeback5234
    @albeback5234Ай бұрын

    😡 🧲💥🧲💥🧲💥🙉

  • @front331
    @front331Ай бұрын

    That Iranian accent is so cool.

  • @oldoddjobs

    @oldoddjobs

    Ай бұрын

    Sounds Irish now & then, v funny

  • @CyberFossil1
    @CyberFossil1Ай бұрын

    The story has many different angles. Who knows what is totally true. Alireza is young and emotional, probably not dissimilar to his dad, but is he becoming a Diva? I sincerely hope not. His play has been slowly crashing since his incredible performance at at the 2022 Sinquefield cup

  • @prashants17
    @prashants17Ай бұрын

    He now has pattern of being a complete tool

  • @zvonimirtosic6171
    @zvonimirtosic6171Ай бұрын

    Complaining about creaking floors in an old and inadequate building? Perhaps the next step in FIDE's incompetence would be organising Candidates within a country farm, in a stable with enough hay on the floor. Alireza better not to step onto a sleeping donkey, or wake-up the ducks, or Hikaru could complain while removing eggs from his shoes and chicken poo from the top of his chessboard.

  • @parthhanda7618
    @parthhanda7618Ай бұрын

    Cry baby. Cry father.

  • @SG-vh3ti

    @SG-vh3ti

    Ай бұрын

    So true

  • @cooloutac

    @cooloutac

    Ай бұрын

    Makes me think they were trying to cheat.

  • @cooloutac

    @cooloutac

    Ай бұрын

    @XiPingPong19 lmao. Or the one fide disqualified lol

  • @zvonimirtosic6171

    @zvonimirtosic6171

    Ай бұрын

    Do you organise world TENNIS championship in some factory? Or somewhere in a parking place? Top tennis players and audience would kill organisers for it! But chess, and chess players are treated like garbage, "they can play in restrooms". The REAL problem, is that organiser (FIDE) did not find sufficiently good premises to hold a CHESS tournament of this calibre, of this size, and complexities. No point to move fathers and mothers outside of spectator area if the area is not suitable for visitors in the first place! Find better premises! No point in telling players what shoes to wear, if the floors are creaky! Find better premises!

  • @andrewhughes7642

    @andrewhughes7642

    Ай бұрын

    @@cooloutac No, Alireza doesn't need to. It is just that his family in general have an entitled attitude.

  • @A__SB
    @A__SBАй бұрын

    Canada has crumbling infrastructure. Why even host an international event there. Canada is facing severe economic problems, it should not be allowed such tournaments.

  • @morkdel4084
    @morkdel4084Ай бұрын

    Well done, Firouzja is a crybaby.

  • @alirosi7381
    @alirosi7381Ай бұрын

    they are racist

  • @bluntly8760

    @bluntly8760

    Ай бұрын

    Or hear me out. Alirezas father doesnr understand rhat rules exist.

  • @hypernanox9002
    @hypernanox9002Ай бұрын

    So you cant provide a carpet but blaming on peoples that walk there

  • @nishantintouch
    @nishantintouchАй бұрын

    Yet another Victim card .

  • @srikanthtupurani6316
    @srikanthtupurani6316Ай бұрын

    The way they treated his father it is shameful. They should be polite.

  • @andrewhughes7642

    @andrewhughes7642

    Ай бұрын

    Who said they weren't polite. I am sure they escorted him out of the building politely.

  • @seife41

    @seife41

    Ай бұрын

    WTH his father should be respectful!!!!! your statement is shameful

  • @erickblancas5232
    @erickblancas5232Ай бұрын

    I dont want to ofend, but really Abasov??

  • @crazykhespar8487
    @crazykhespar8487Ай бұрын

    Well this ruined the tournament. Nice work, Arbiter.

  • @anthonyvincel7266
    @anthonyvincel7266Ай бұрын

    Okay bro quit chess then, go be a GenZ fashion mogul or whatever

  • @MrMoeqt
    @MrMoeqtАй бұрын

    If you don't even know how to set up the chess board, why do you insist on watching your son play a game you have no understanding of?

  • @arthur0023
    @arthur0023Ай бұрын

    It just had to be Abasov complaining

  • @andrewhughes7642

    @andrewhughes7642

    Ай бұрын

    The complaint was perfectly reasonable.

  • @arthur0023

    @arthur0023

    Ай бұрын

    @andrewhughes7642 I wasn't there so I don't really know, but its just ironic that it was Abasov complaining

  • @seife41

    @seife41

    Ай бұрын

    Abasov is a nice guy, Alireza an a..hole

  • @hotpack00

    @hotpack00

    Ай бұрын

    Abasov happened to be sitting the closest to that area and was most disturbed.

  • @victorreyes2899
    @victorreyes2899Ай бұрын

    😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Yourmamaspapa
    @YourmamaspapaАй бұрын

    Chess boxing 🥊 please