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At 16s, Tanya, it is better to talk in the microphone 🎤

I used to think the separation of chess into genders was just to protect women the way lighter weight boxers fight within their own weight class to avoid unfairly lopsided contests. Pia Cramling gives me the impression the woman's chess brain is not weaker than the man's chess brain, but rather *different*, in a positive way. My impression is that while both genders rely on towering analytical skills, men combine these analytical skills with with gladiator or warrior/hunter instincts, whereas women combine the towering analytical skills with an aesthetic and relational mindset. A woman's chess mind is beautiful and graceful; a man's chess mind is not beautiful, just powerful, efficient and aggressive.

Chucky the legend ❤❤

Ivanchuk really showed his brilliance with this analysis...he saw some amazing lines during the game

Great Pia one of my regrets is that i did not groom my children in chess

What a legendary interview

im here 6 years later remembeing this piece of art... how wonderful is to see this man calculating

Чемпион мира, при котором не было таких мощных компьютеров, как сейчас! -

Definitely, Karpov did not use computers when he was young, which speaks to his genius! Try to play for yourself without anything? It's not going to work, as I understand it!

Tania 👏

Thank you, Pia! You are a legend and inspiration.

I hope I have this very strong passion for something to dedicate my life to.

Wow, Fabi's Game extends more than chess.

"He's very tactical, very positional." ...wait, what?

Sachdev annoying, but Karpow legend!

Karpov was probably stronger than Kasparov, given the age difference during their matches, but was he stronger than Fischer? That we will never know.

Ivanchuk, is my favorite.

to retain this youthful, fresh dedication in your passion is a blessing. pure inspiration

Fischer the GOAT

Bro Fabi like "I can fix her."

Those days, I saw Kasparov as SUPERMAN, and Karpov as BATMAN

Sir is far beyond intelligent than the world will ever get to know of. I truly enjoy fantasising him as an invisible agent, on this visible sphere, doing some good to Humanity 🙏🏽🙃

Yes, big thanks, indeed, to the interviewer as she has really proven to be somewhat acquainted with Gaspadin Ivanchuk

5:50 and 08:00 Karpov implies that he was confident that he could beat Fischer. As proof, he says he did not have any serious preparation for many tournaments after 1975, because he used the preparations he did for Fischer during this time. This means, he must have had quite intensive preparation for Fischer. 1975-1985 he won many tournaments with those preparations. This gave Karpov the confidence that he would have won 1975 match.

This man predicted Dings victory

What a beautiful human being 🙂‍↕️ God bless!

Vassily Ivanchuk is the best. Hope he sets up a chess school here in SE Asia.

what is his stance on putin?

Karpov fear Fischer. He was not ready for Bobby. That's why Soviet Union Chess Federation don't allowed the match for the World tittle..But I love Anatoly Karpov. He his a gentleman and one of the greatest chess players ever.

Crazy how much sexism seeps into every aspect of human life…

I always preferred him to Kasparov who is too aggressive

Mantap kosteniuk orang nya merendah diri tak mau sombong angkuh dgn pernah mantan juara dunia catur wanita

Alexandra kostiniuk suka ku melihat nya wajah ke ibuan nya dan orang merendah diri tak ada rasa sombong nya ya kosteniuk

This guy is on a different level

Pia bears a remarkable resemblance to the great singer Alice Babs. Similar face, same lovely smile. Two women of great talent!

Brilliant

Chess Interview ❌ Roleplay ✅

Spiriev Peter Alain :Karpov incredible Champion he made world record ever he won most top chess top chess competitions ever!

King Bobby of Chess liked to played another King of Chess Anatoly Karpov Bobby Fischer wanted to play Capablanca José Raul etc.

this guy always makes me laugh so hard... oh man I love it.

Wanting to defeat and to defeat has some decent margin

I think that, yes! she's INFJ as myself probably.

I have heard GM Simon Williams using the term in his speed runs. I thought he came up with it.

Came for Fabiano,stayed for the comments

Karpov en la actualidad es un diputado en el parlamento ruso. Goza de dinero, fama y estatus social en base a no hacer ni decir nada contrario a lo que le gusta al tirano. Se ha puesto a su servicio. Una postura miserable y despreciable que le hace moralmente complice de los crimenes del dictador. Kasparov, por el contrario intento oponerse a la dictadura y hacer lo posible por avanzar hacia la democracia en rusia. Eso le honra. Lamentablemente eso le costo la carcel y el exilio de rusia. Como le cuesta a cualquier hombre de bien. A mi me recuerda el caso de Diogenes y Platon en la antigua grecia. Platon le dijo a diogenes. Mira hombre, un filosofo como tu no tendria que alimentarse de hiervas si se pusiera al servicio de los poderosos. Y Diogenes le contesto. Y tu si comieras hiervas no tendrias que ponerte al servicio de un tirano. Por lo que a mi respecta prefiero a kasparov que a karpov y a diogenes a platon. No es verdad?

Looks like all h*rny nerds are gathered in this comment section, this comments are just awful and disgusting

Fischer would have beaten Karpov by about the same score (4 games), because he was rated almost 100 points above Karpov. And even though Fischer had not played competitively in 3 years, he would have have prepared himself just like he did from 1968-1970 when he didn’t play, but then when he decided to play, he was virtually unbeatable. Was Fischer afraid of losing, yes, just like he was afraid of losing to Spassky, but he prepared and destroyed the best players of that era. Oh and by the way, Petrosian beat Korchnoi 5.5/4.5 in 1971 then lost to Fischer 6.5/2.5 for those who think Korchnoi could have beaten Fischer. Korchnoi gave Karpov trouble in 1978 for those of you who think Karpov could have beaten Fischer even in 1978.

coolest guy in chess. ok?

i think Vasyl is really a Freeman on Spice!

every Russian chess player: "Okaaay..."