Reports | January 25, 2011 18:36

Giri shows his win against Wang Hao

Giri shows his win against Wang HaoAfter Tata's round 7 there was no press conference, but round 8 saw two. First Magnus Carlsen showed his win against Hikaru Nakamura, and then also Anish Giri was invited to demonstrate his victory. The 16-year-old grandmaster had beaten Wang Hao from China convincingly. Enjoy!




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Author: Peter Doggers

Founder and editor-in-chief of ChessVibes.com, Peter is responsible for most of the chess news and tournament reports. Often visiting top events, he also provides photos and videos for the site. He's a 1.e4 player himself, likes Thai food and the Stones.

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markpark

2 years 4 months ago

"I smell a butt". People in the organization should really learn to speak good english.

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Raj

2 years 4 months ago

As long as his chess language is good, we can always have an interpreter/translator for impeccable English.

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John O

2 years 4 months ago

Giri is only playing 46 points above his rating. The top 4 leaders in the B group all have higher TPRs than him so far. Except for Grischuk and Shirov playing poorly, there have been no surprises in the A group.

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cip

2 years 4 months ago

Come on, don't take so seriously. markpark wasn't criticizing: “I smell a butt” is a classic.

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jussu

2 years 4 months ago

A closed postions masterclass, and the teacher must be the most charming chessplayer ever. "Apparently... you survive?", lol.

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