Haha bruh. Sad but true

Was this reference of what happen in the previous candidates 😅

Yep Alireza wants attention so given he has failed he will do all night blitz and use that as an excuse

he was more ready in 2021 so it s not about not being ready yet, it s about not tryharding chess as much as before since few years and still wanting to compete at the highest level where everyone must be sharp to be decent at least at the tournament

still more ready than you will ever be (no offense)

100 agree. He needs to grow up and stop acting like a spoilt child

Abasov got into candidates because Magnus pulled out and Alireza came in with cheap tactics. both don't deserve to be there

@@orca_ball cheap tactics = playing an open tournament that Wesley So could also have played but decided was beneath him? Sure, call it that but your salt is evident.

lol cry Muslim

@@kaustubhsawant1099 you cry harder racist!! 🤮🤮🤮

@@kaustubhsawant1099 am not muslim idiot,but i heard your mom loves muslims

@@kaustubhsawant1099 i am not muslim,but I know your mom has a taste for them

​@@kaustubhsawant1099it's fact bro. Alireza doesn't prepare much like other does. If other spends 8-10hrs in Chess. Alireza only spent 4-5 hours😂. He just prepare himself lot only during Events or Tournaments.

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Interesting... - Vladimir Kramnik, 2024

let’s do the prodecure

😂thats why he came to 99.8% accuracy in this game

Tier 3

Can't blame him for 'gaming' the system. It's what any player would do. But yes, his performance has been absolutely shocking. He can't seem to hold his nerve at the candidates.

He literally didn't, the Chartres tournament wasn't rated by FIDE. He played the opens in Rouen, which Wesley could also have entered - but decided the Candidates wasn't worth all that.

@@i-am-batman8538 Yes he did. Guccireza joined the tournament with the purpose to surpass Wesley. Then there was controversy to the point that the United States Chess Federation appealed to FIDE to have the tournament not be rated. It wasn't rated after the fact. But that doesn't change the fact that Guccireza tried

@@RoadToStrength-nv8ei Funny way to try undermine Alireza. Sure, Chartres was set up to get a spot at the Candidates - which at the time was fully within the rules. It shouldn't have been though, which is why FIDE didn't rate it. Alireza then played another pre-announced open tournament, and Wesley couldn't be arsed. Alireza fully deserved his spot and earned it fairly - maybe if Wesley wanted to play at the Candidates he should've played something other than a closed invitational event.

Imagine being not even half the level of such player and trying to undermine his achievements.

james harden was an mvp tho. alireza's more like some player in between being a star and a superstar

@@user-qn9mb9dh6q Harden was never champion and crumbles under pressure. I think the comparison makes sense

I AM THE SYSTEM

He became French…

Magnus made him his NOK and I think the weight is crushing him

He has always been simply overrated

He cheated his way into the candidates, thats what happened. It should have been wesley or anish

Forced his entrance in Candidates months ago. Clearly not prepared

Please help me😂😂😂😂

That tournament you're referencing wasn't even rated by FIDE, and thus has 0 relevancy to the Candidates. Go off though...

Magnus never said that tho, Alireza is not even his favorite to win the candidates.

@edenjordan5165 Magnus said it in the past when alireza became the youngest 2800 and also after alireza qualified for candidates 2022, which he also did poorly in.

@@michaelloverjimmy-op3ww really? Said what? All I recall magnus saying is, WCC is no longer interesting to him unless the challenger is someone new like Alireza. That's not saying much. But hey, such as it is, maybe Magnus said it as a move - to take Alireza out 😉

​@jeffcarty3292 singling out Alireza like that for his only condition to play the WCC is pretty huge and ahead of many other big names too. But I guess Magnus was playing 5D chess all along. 😂

You know nothing about him bro, or are you his dad?

If Wesley deserved more, he would have played an open tournament and gone got it himself. Oh wait, Wesley didn't do that? Can't have deserved anything then - all players had the same opportunities.

@@i-am-batman8538 You know better than me that the tournament that Alireza organised for himself at the very end of December was a pure joke. He played with some "boiled" French GMs (but better than Grand Masters is better to call them Mini Masters) which lost in a miserable way. Wesley did all correctly, but Alireza's behaviour was (as usual) absolutely unsportsmanlike. Now, fortunately, Alireza is paying the consequences.

@@ItalanFindart Funny, the tournament in Chartres you're referencing wasn't rated by FIDE and has jack to do with Alireza qualifying. Wesley could have qualified if he didn't see playing in open tournaments as beneath him. Be salty all you want, but get your facts right - Alireza earned his spot.

@@i-am-batman8538, do you want to talk about the Rouen Open, where Alireza played in an open tournament for the €700 top prize instead of playing in the World Rapid and Blitz Championships? In Rouen, he even played against the second-best player (by a big margin) from his club, who was clearly a sparring partner to make sure there were enough potential Elo points to get? Well, I am so happy to see the REAL Alireza's value in the Candidates.

@@ItalanFindart The salt is so intense with you. Yeah Alireza played an open tournament with a small prize pot over World Rapid and Blitz, how tf is that a bad thing? He wanted to qualify to the Candidates via the rating spot - and entered a tournament to do so (as could anyone else inc. Wesley). Pathetic attempt to try and make Rouen sound fixed also, he went 7/7 beating some good players including Gata Kamsky. Deal with it, his qualification was absolutely fine.

Vidit already won an hour ago

@@AnhonestMirror oh

Gukesh and Nepo tied.

@@i-am-batman8538 Tied for first, close battle between them, I hope Nepo wins again.

@@user-ro4wg4vm6v I know that, wtf is the point of your comment?

Talent is there,non of these indian wonder kids could reach 2800 rating,I would say this record would stay for so long, Alireza obviously suffers from mental issues, the guy is so weak mentally, he needs a top level coach, then he becomes the beast

​@@movieshistory768 like come on why are you bringing the Indian players😂like come on come out of your bubble he made a tournament to qualify for candidate and he lost simply the hate to Indians is really increasing a lot nowadays anyways both prag and gukesh can best your Victorian secret record of 2800 they are 18 and 17 with 2750 so beware 😂

@@shivanshbisht9439 they never reach 2800 ratings ,firouzja did it once he was 18.we both know Alireza is the most talented kid in chess world, he just need a good coach with a good plan,the guy seems to be fed up with honors once he reached 2800 so that he thought he would easily beat magnus and become the world champion

@@movieshistory768 most talented kid in chess world? ? , we can see by the way he is playing . No doubt he is good but instead of defending him just accept he is not yet ready , Anish or weasly in his place would have made whole candidates much more exciting . Ali is too much involved in his own world and thoughts , bro just needs to grind more against quality player .

@@movieshistory768 Alireza come from the real ID . Damn bro , he is blindly defending him in each and every comment . Grow up

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youngest player in history to reach 2800 rating, is that sketchy also? lol

​@@movieshistory768 he is not good right now he should focus on fashion now 😒

@@movieshistory768 he used to be very strong. He is still strong, but there are more deserving players than him.

​@@marwan_nafea Wesley So is more deserving player than him.

How's an open tournament sketchy? Everyone is allowed to play in them.