1. London
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    12 Oct '06 20:29
    Originally posted by powershaker
    Let's just not forget, ole Tom Tom, that Kasparov was much older when he played Kramnik. And, it would seem obvious that Kasparov had ruled the chess world for many years before that match. What did Kasparov care? He already had shattered the chess records of the world by then - most anyway. Come now, the young Kaspy was almost nearly invincible. Ag ...[text shortened]... And, look at Kasparov's age at that time, also. Kaspy had nothing left to prove anyway. 🙂
    Your hero worship is interfering with your judgement. If you want to talk about invincible, talk about Kramnik's run of 86 unbeaten games at the highest level.
  2. Joined
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    12 Oct '06 20:45
    Great post, Tommy.

    Was Nigel Short the guy who also got beat up earlier this year when some guy was hitting on his fancy (some smokin' hot chess broad) ?
  3. London
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    12 Oct '06 20:51
    Originally posted by darvlay
    Great post, Tommy.

    Was Nigel Short the guy who also got beat up earlier this year when some guy was hitting on his fancy (some smokin' hot chess broad) ?
    Cheers.

    Nah, that was Danny "Medication + Alcohol" Gormally versus Lev "Armenian Army" Aronian. Nigel Short was the guy who Kasparov molested in 1993. In a chess World Championship sense.
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