GM's tend to calculate of what you consider sleeping He just had an odd manner of doing so way back if i'm not wrong

He probably has nothing in his life except his chessboard. He may even have one rigged up to his toilet. Sad really.

Classic Korchnoi

He didnt take the lost well

What accent bruh.!?😭

They were playing checekrs lol !

Yeah, exactly Who is this player?

@@shibanideydatta1415 The guy offering the handshake is Nigel Short. Not sure about the other guy.

@@vinodvenkatesan1432 The guy refusing handshake is Ivan Cheparinov (Bulgarian Chess GM) I just digged a bit more about it. After the incident Arbiter was called by short and Nigel Short was declared a win by forfeit. Later the authority overthrew it as a second chance to Cheparinov and allowed a replay match the next day. Short won that game.

Short slept with the guys woman why his opponent wasn’t shaking hands

@@ChequeMate484 nothing like making shit up in an attempt to get a few upvotes

Bro😂😂

yes bro😁

right. he would be considered responsible now, but back then that was an asshole move.

Nice try

cause it's a widespread freshwater fish of eutrophic waters in lakes and large rivers in Europe and Asia

It's a Russian thing, you wouldn't understand.

Yes it is🤣🤣🤣

It looks like GM Viktor Korchnoi

@@Alan-cm7ye It was indeed. And although I think he turned out to be right that Sofia would not beat him again, her younger sister Judit more than defended the family honor against Korchnoi, first drawing with him in blitz aged merely 13, and earning the first of her five victories over him in classical aged just 15.

​@@Alan-cm7ye he's so triggered

Judit polgar vs victor korchnoi

if you have to ask "anyone know who the guy is?" about Korchnoi, it tells me you don't know much about chess history :) and in that case what's the point of making bombastic statements like "Which means you now control him. You are his master.". it seems kind of stupid really as for the situation itself - nah, there had been more to it. i only recall it vaguely now, but i believe there had been some beef between them. there were even accusations that Sofia (or another one of the Polgars?) was hinting the right move to Korchnoi's opponent in some game before? i remember reading about this but don't quote me on that, because i honestly can't remember the specifics. however, i'm 100% certain that there was more to this than what the clip shows, and the undertone of her remarks after the game wasn't so innocent. i'm not claiming that Korchnoi was right overall (even in case if he was, he could have been more classy about it, sure) BUT the situation wasn't as clear as people think. plus, with all due respect, no matter how cranky or unpleasant old Korchnoi was... come on, Sofia Polgar as his "master"? :))) seriously? someone of Karpov's calibre could have been Korchnoi's nemesis. ok. ...but not Sofia Polgar, whose accomplishments - while certainly impressive - are truly minuscule in comparison with Korchnoi's status and career. beating Korchnoi who was already well into his 60s in a blitz game will remain one of the highlights of her career. it won't even make a footnote in Korchnoi's professional biography. "just because you shot Jesse James, don't make you Jesse James"

yea omg

@@vinchinzo594 When a pawn (weakest piece) gets to the other side of the board (opponent's side) it becomes a Queen ( the strongest piece) for practical matters even though you can choose any other one... Because of the time scramble, Hikaru's opponent takes the queen in advance hoping to promote soon but that's just something rude and impolite to do. Hikaru was mad lol. Always take the opponent's queen just when you are actually promoting

​@@edtapia8580 nah xd on one hand hikaru cant be the one being mad about etiquette and tbh this is normal, you dont wanna lose time trying to find a queen to promote to.

@@edtapia8580 bro how are you talking about his opponent being rude, hikaru literally used 2 hands to make a move (illegal) and also made a move knocking over his own piece and then pressed the clock (illegal)

Checkers

I'm dying to know too.

he is known for his toxic personality

In that regard, Korchnoi walked so Hikaru could run

Look at the overall record of Kasparov beating Anand at 22-8 and think again who destroyed whom. 🇷🇺

@@lagravealpha8280 ok but first win war against Ukraine 👍

And doesn't matter how many times Kasparov has defeated Anand in other games .... but this PARTICULAR game is something that Kasparov will never ever forget in his life !! 😆😆

it's Kasparov who destroyed himself in this game. otherwise for the most part Kasparov had an insane advantage and he was the one dominating. one blunder is all it takes tho

garry had a huge advantage over vishy but he blundered horrifically - garry’s record over vishy also suggests garry was the stronger player in their games. that being said tho, they are both brilliant players whose strength of play i deeply respect.

Yes... In the word hilarious, lol.

@@GJChess like a boss. Best chess content out there.. by far too. Gunjan you've helped me up my game tremendously. My favorite pass time for sure. Thanks a million my man!

@@GJChess Just a quick question.. What is your understanding of the word '' hilarious ''

pretty sure, humor is subjective, and that many others found the video funny. so its just not funny, to you...

@@giorgiodechambre6798 they might mean the same thing but they're not the same word lol. so GJ is right