10 Years As #1 !!!

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @anti_proton
    @anti_proton 3 года назад +1432

    Being no.1 is hard. But holding the same no 1 position for 10 years this is called passion and dedication. Magnus Op🔥

    • @jegtugado3743
      @jegtugado3743 3 года назад +73

      Every year they are trying to nerf Magnus but he's just too good.

    • @anti_proton
      @anti_proton 3 года назад +11

      @@jegtugado3743 when u play well everybody eyes on u.

    • @mahmodabdalgafer8994
      @mahmodabdalgafer8994 3 года назад +12

      specially in this era

    • @speeddemon2901
      @speeddemon2901 3 года назад +27

      Or just magnus being magnus.... He is so cool and makes it look so easy with his domination...

    • @one-to-one-ratio
      @one-to-one-ratio 3 года назад +15

      GaryChess was number 1 for 20 years

  • @robrot404
    @robrot404 3 года назад +509

    The fact that this dude has been the top chess player for an entire decade in an era where chess engines can be used to study and replicate your playing style is absolutely astonishing!
    definitely the chess 🐐 of the 21st century!

    • @venkinta3343
      @venkinta3343 3 года назад +18

      Probably not... I mean Emmanuel Lasker won 6 straight world championships and no-one considers him as the Goat of the 20th century.

    • @repetitiveexistentialism3967
      @repetitiveexistentialism3967 3 года назад +30

      Well he also can use chess engines so it's an even playing field and his place as no 1 is more of a testament to his skill

    • @chessersarthak
      @chessersarthak 3 года назад +4

      @@repetitiveexistentialism3967 was to type the same

    • @fluffybear46
      @fluffybear46 3 года назад +8

      @@repetitiveexistentialism3967 Excellent point. This is what most peeople do not think about when they argue that Magnus is a great player, because he is no. 1 in the era where chess players can use engines. They only think about how other players using the engine, but forget that the no. 1 himself can use engines himself.

    • @manuelbonelli3690
      @manuelbonelli3690 3 года назад +48

      @@fluffybear46 yeah but that's the point. If everyone can use engines than everyone should be on the same level....however if everyone can use engines but he is still n 1 it means he is the best among them

  • @suryatribedy5552
    @suryatribedy5552 3 года назад +200

    Magnus - No 1 Chess player for 10 years
    Agadmator - No 1 Chess Channel Forever ❤

    • @equal7958
      @equal7958 3 года назад +7

      Maybe GothamChess, at this rate, might take over

    • @thewonderblunder3421
      @thewonderblunder3421 3 года назад +1

      Yeah GothamChess looks to be growing a little faster but not as mem-worthy.

    • @equal7958
      @equal7958 3 года назад

      Tbh I never saw a video of GothamChess, but his subscriber count is way too fast compared to Agad's

    • @rijutejassingh8142
      @rijutejassingh8142 3 года назад +6

      when gothmchess had 1 M subs, agad had 1.12M, now when agad has 1.13 M subs, gotham has 1.06M, gotham's growth rate seems 6 times faster

    • @Qhsjahajw
      @Qhsjahajw 3 года назад

      chess network is better than both of them

  • @QuinnClips247
    @QuinnClips247 3 года назад +412

    “Levon’s pawns are just disappearing from the board.” 😂

    • @Insertor
      @Insertor 3 года назад +9

      Haha that line got to me as well m8

    • @anturanggatantra2137
      @anturanggatantra2137 3 года назад +3

      The way he said it....

    • @jundezkmaravillas3966
      @jundezkmaravillas3966 3 года назад +2

      13:16 just for the people who wants it or missed it😅hehe

    • @donkeysmile4205
      @donkeysmile4205 3 года назад +2

      Levon thought he can doplicate Wesley So's bring Magnus to Rook and Pone ending..

  • @soumyajitroy5239
    @soumyajitroy5239 3 года назад +280

    I still remember , Carlsen when he became number 1 ahead of Anand, Kramnik , Topalov, Anand was the first (even before Magnus became 1)told this boy will became world championship contender and rest is history

    • @SD-in2mv
      @SD-in2mv 3 года назад +49

      Oh yeah. Anand was asked while he was champion, who he thought would become the next world champion and he said Carlsen without hesitation.

    • @user-bm9cv9vn2k
      @user-bm9cv9vn2k 3 года назад +1

      I remember too but my account is older than 12 months

    • @user-bm9cv9vn2k
      @user-bm9cv9vn2k 3 года назад +1

      It's a long time, many new faces arrived and will arrive, let's see when Magnus will look like a Mortal.

    • @mamtakushwah2918
      @mamtakushwah2918 3 года назад

      There was a Spanish interview too in which he talked about him

    • @SD-in2mv
      @SD-in2mv 3 года назад +2

      @@user-bm9cv9vn2k I think Firouzja, Duda, and Dubov have the best chances against him because they still seem to be improving. But in a classical match Magnus is gonna prove to be very hard to beat for a while.

  • @soumajitdas2044
    @soumajitdas2044 3 года назад +175

    "Magnus and Levon still clashing it out like the mad man!"
    Sums up the dominance of this two in world chess for over a decade now.

    • @Oleg72855
      @Oleg72855 3 года назад +11

      But actually it is dominance of one and it is even better summed up in the title of the video

    • @bigpoppa2778
      @bigpoppa2778 3 года назад +2

      Yeah but still playing at such high level for over a decade is a monstruosity from both ends. Love both players

  • @SmartHobbies
    @SmartHobbies 3 года назад +225

    The way you rattled off all those players’ names from the list was most impressive.

    • @prabhjotsingh6697
      @prabhjotsingh6697 3 года назад +15

      With nice pronunciation too

    • @christiancoester2455
      @christiancoester2455 3 года назад +15

      After he finished reading I was expecting him to say "for a contribution to my channel, thank you a lot I really appreciate it."

    • @robertpsotka3525
      @robertpsotka3525 3 года назад +5

      He speaks better English than most Americans

    • @marissa3248
      @marissa3248 3 года назад +6

      reversing the order of first name and surname for Wang Hao as well

    • @morgiewthelord8648
      @morgiewthelord8648 3 года назад

      @@christiancoester2455 haha

  • @tamdo6207
    @tamdo6207 3 года назад +31

    Absolutely no one:
    Carlsen: plan 5 consecutive moves to bring the King from f2 to a2

    • @alhassanali4829
      @alhassanali4829 3 года назад

      Tigran Petrosian played similar moves before, it's crazy

  • @Gerald.Smith403
    @Gerald.Smith403 3 года назад +1

    This is the best chess channel on youtube for so many reasons. You are eloquant, funny and informative every time. My game has significantly improved from watching you videos, keep up the good work!

  • @TheHigherSpace
    @TheHigherSpace 3 года назад +24

    5:02 For people new to chess wondering what's happening, only the world champion is not forced to capture on passant //

    • @LastStar007
      @LastStar007 3 года назад +10

      The world chess champion is allowed to decline an en passant capture-that's why masters fight so hard for the title. But to limit this awesome power, the WCC is only allowed to exercise their right once a decade.

    • @valimaa1006
      @valimaa1006 3 года назад +2

      @@LastStar007 alright this made my whole day lmao

  • @garnerday7149
    @garnerday7149 3 года назад

    I love that agad puts a list of 20 names up and then reads them all. Never change agad, you’re a staple

  • @AysarAburrub
    @AysarAburrub 3 года назад +11

    it's crazy to think that 10 years ago Firouzja was only 8 years old and just barely starting his chess journey. Magnus has been at the top that entire time lol, he's a beast.

  • @bobmathers4124
    @bobmathers4124 3 года назад +1

    I don't know how long you've been doing this for but I just noticed that you've split the video in chapters with fitting titles and I love it

  • @dmp-9734
    @dmp-9734 3 года назад +3

    The fact that as a lil kid I came across the name magnus and remembered he was the best chess player at that time and get back into chess now grown and mature almost if not a decade later and see his still on top is crazy

  • @Baq-yow
    @Baq-yow 3 года назад +32

    Cameraman who took Carlsens picture in the Thumbnail: Aight, you need to look as similar to a highschool senior getting his diploma

  • @jraattianwa5656
    @jraattianwa5656 3 года назад +26

    Top 20 as of July 2021, for anyone wondering.
    1 Carlsen, Magnus - NOR - 2847
    2 Caruana, Fabiano - USA - 2806
    3 Ding, Liren - CHN - 2799
    4 Nepomniachtchi, Ian - RUS - 2792
    5 Aronian, Levon - ARM - 2782
    6 Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar - AZE - 2782
    7 Grischuk, Alexander - RUS - 2778
    8 Giri, Anish - NED - 2776
    9 So, Wesley - USA - 2772
    10 Radjabov, Teimour - AZE - 2763
    11 Rapport, Richard - HUN - 2763
    12 Firouzja, Alireza - FID - 2759
    13 Dominguez Perez, Leinier - USA - 2758
    14 Karjakin, Sergey - RUS - 2757
    15 Anand, Viswanathan - IND - 2753
    16 Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime - FRA -2749
    17 Wang, Hao - CHN - 2744
    18 Duda, Jan-Krzysztof - POL - 2738
    19 Nakamura, Hikaru - USA - 2736
    20 Topalov, Veselin - BUL - 2735

    • @chessplayer9125
      @chessplayer9125 3 года назад

      Hikaru world 19 ?

    • @hdmotivated
      @hdmotivated 3 года назад

      @@chessplayer9125 yes.. He was never an elite classical player

    • @Oleg72855
      @Oleg72855 3 года назад

      @@hdmotivated wasn't he second at some point?

    • @johnthompson5741
      @johnthompson5741 3 года назад +1

      @@hdmotivated 10 years ago he was number 8

    • @hdmotivated
      @hdmotivated 3 года назад

      @@johnthompson5741 for one year

  • @KartikeyaDutta
    @KartikeyaDutta 3 года назад +45

    "King and two pawns is always stronger than a king"
    - Agadmator

  • @teksapport9351
    @teksapport9351 3 года назад +17

    seeing vugar on no.10 back then made me happy. we lost a truly great chess player.

  • @sohamsengupta4268
    @sohamsengupta4268 3 года назад +30

    I still remember the day when Magnus defeated Vishy...I was 9 then..
    Time simply passes by without you even noticing it..

  • @YourPhysicsSimulator
    @YourPhysicsSimulator 3 года назад +75

    It's incredible how Magnus makes other Super GMs look like noobs when he is playing at his best
    He is the alpha Chad of chess

    • @amritnalam9994
      @amritnalam9994 3 года назад +8

      Many super GMs defeated Magnus multiple times. So ofcourse can't use noob here

    • @JohnWick-rw6gz
      @JohnWick-rw6gz 3 года назад +3

      @@amritnalam9994 not in classical tho

    • @YourPhysicsSimulator
      @YourPhysicsSimulator 3 года назад +4

      @@amritnalam9994 It's an exgeration. But my point is that when Magnus (also Liren, Caruana...) plays at his best, he destroys other Super GMs who in that match don't play so precisely as they would need to.
      Of course Magnus has been defeated many times... even by GMs below 2600.

  • @rawezh_f_kurde7517
    @rawezh_f_kurde7517 3 года назад +25

    All this time and still fighting in the top list these guys are living legends

  • @vishal2352
    @vishal2352 3 года назад +8

    What a great endgame... Was waiting for this video

  • @aashutoshchauhan1208
    @aashutoshchauhan1208 3 года назад +64

    Common thing between me and magnus : I show off in front of beginners, he shows off in front of Levon (13:45) 😂😂

  • @falful2209
    @falful2209 3 года назад +129

    10 years i thought that magnus is still young like young micha

    • @SISYPHEgame
      @SISYPHEgame 3 года назад +18

      I can confirm that Magnus definitely isnt 12

    • @mikestock969
      @mikestock969 3 года назад +6

      Magnus has to easily be close to thirty years old by now.

    • @SISYPHEgame
      @SISYPHEgame 3 года назад +10

      @@mikestock969 he actually became thirty in january i believe

    • @mistlistel6433
      @mistlistel6433 3 года назад +8

      @@SISYPHEgame yeah, he's 11 years and 12 months old

    • @the_bravedave
      @the_bravedave 3 года назад +2

      @@SISYPHEgame Nah. His birthday is 30th November. I know because it's the same as mine 😂

  • @arbitrage2141
    @arbitrage2141 3 года назад

    Its so beautiful when you actually begin to understand whats going on these games. Even though I cant actually see or begin to find 90% of these moves every one of them just looks genius. Chess is such a beautiful game

  • @choi-r7108
    @choi-r7108 3 года назад +8

    6:00 "I know some of you guys would just wanna sacrifice stuff"
    *hehe boi* XD

  • @abdulmuzaffaraladinbahaman7896
    @abdulmuzaffaraladinbahaman7896 3 года назад +108

    Sometimes i just wonder who are those creatures who even dislike videos like this

    • @SpiceCh
      @SpiceCh 3 года назад +7

      My best guess would be salty fans of other top players.

    • @ericbonow4809
      @ericbonow4809 3 года назад +5

      Hikaru vs Magnus stream chat is a special kind of special

    • @SpiceCh
      @SpiceCh 3 года назад +1

      @@ericbonow4809 I usually hate painting groups of people with the same brush, but I can't help but feel like a majority of the juvenile comments in live chats and dislikes on Magnus videos are coming from some of Hikaru's Twitch viewers. To the guy's credit, though, Hikaru *has* told some of his viewers to tone it down on more than one occasion. But when many of the top streamers of competitive games on Twitch are cursing and screaming at their opponents and team mates, it's inevitably going to rub off on some of the viewers.

    • @KabooM1067
      @KabooM1067 3 года назад +2

      My guess is Hikaru and probably some alt accounts :P

    • @Kreamations
      @Kreamations 3 года назад +1

      Bots

  • @toddfarkman2177
    @toddfarkman2177 3 года назад +1

    What I love best about Magnus is how he's brilliant at avoiding a loss, not just how he wins. It's like he has no pride in avoiding a draw and is a master at avoiding defeat without victory.

    • @nothing8640
      @nothing8640 3 года назад

      I agree. It's this quality that has helped him maintain his title for so long. In endgames he is capable of turning draws into wins more than anyone else, which allows him to take less risks of defeat. He does not need to be aggressive in middlegame in order to win like many other GMs do, he is perfectly comfortable being drawn and trying to finesse a win later on.

  • @claykeen485
    @claykeen485 3 года назад

    Your awesome as always. Great job on the recap

  • @Isthatthegrimreaper170
    @Isthatthegrimreaper170 3 года назад +4

    Shoutout to Levon and Shakh for still being top 5

  • @81OH4Z4RD
    @81OH4Z4RD 3 года назад

    Fantastic presentation. Thank you I really enjoyed this one.

  • @Ben-xj6su
    @Ben-xj6su 3 года назад +10

    I have had over 20 years as the #1 ranked chess player in my entire family, so.

  • @guojing10
    @guojing10 3 года назад +8

    With 3 successful world championship title defences, 2 triple crowns (classical, rapid and blitz), reaching the peak rating of 2882 not once but twice, longest unbeaten streak in classical chess, and numerous tournament victories, one can certainly make a strong case that Magnus’ 10-year reign as World No. 1 is the most dominant stretch in modern chess history.

    • @Ludvigvanamadeus
      @Ludvigvanamadeus 3 года назад +2

      Kasparov reached number 1 in 1984 and he was still number 1 when he retired in 2006, so Carlsen is halfway there.
      Carlsen holds the record for the longest streak of unbeaten games, but Kasparov holds the record for the longest streak of won tournaments - between 1981 and 1990.
      Let me repeat - for almost a decade, Kasparov won every single tournament that he played in. That's just insane.
      Magnus is definitely among the strongest players ever and, since the criteria for "the best player ever" are somewhat arbitrary, I don't think it's unfounded to have an opinion that he is the best player ever, but people seem to have forgotten just how much of a genius Kasparov was, which is why personally I still consider him to be the GOAT, with the caveat that Carlsen's career is not over yet and if he continues like that for a few more years I will probably change my mind, but for the moment - Kasparov is the GOAT in my opinion.

    • @GS-qe3pt
      @GS-qe3pt 3 года назад

      Kasparov was better

    • @guojing10
      @guojing10 3 года назад +1

      @@Ludvigvanamadeus Agree mostly with your assessment. I have Magnus as the strongest chess player in history, but he still has some way to go before catching Garry as the “greatest”. Nevertheless, his 10-year stretch would certainly be up there with Kasparov 1981-90 in terms of pure sustained dominance.

  • @harivatsaparameshwaran4174
    @harivatsaparameshwaran4174 3 года назад +10

    GOAT. It's even crazier because of how strong his competition is. People like MVL , Caruana , So and Ding are good enough to take on the best in the games history but Magnus still makes them look small , that's how good he is.

    • @absolutefocus2749
      @absolutefocus2749 3 года назад

      while the competition is great, he's still imo the 2nd greatest player chess has seen, right behind good ol Garry chess

    • @QuantumtestGaming
      @QuantumtestGaming 3 года назад

      @@absolutefocus2749 that's true but after few years he will surpass gary . He is still young by chess standards he can easily play the game for another 10 years

    • @absolutefocus2749
      @absolutefocus2749 3 года назад

      @@QuantumtestGaming nah nah definetly, if he continues on this pace until he's 42 (when Garry retired) he'll definetly be the GOAT, but that's a big fucking if, he's already starting to lose the massive edge he had in his earlier career. Magnus in 2018 was so far ahead of everyone that he was basically untouchable, and in 2020 especially the god bled more than any period in his WC career (I mean the guy went 1 year straight without winning any tournament for crying out loud). If he indeed continues to be dominant yep undisputed GOAT, but that's a big fuckin IF

    • @harivatsaparameshwaran4174
      @harivatsaparameshwaran4174 3 года назад

      @@absolutefocus2749 he is still untouchable in classical chess. Most of what he's losing is in rapid and blitz and even in those tournaments he loses by a knifes edge.

    • @absolutefocus2749
      @absolutefocus2749 3 года назад

      @@harivatsaparameshwaran4174 no he's not, he lost tata steel

  • @Draconisrex1
    @Draconisrex1 3 года назад

    I didn't know your channel was 10 years old! Congratulations!

  • @cloudtheavegner1000
    @cloudtheavegner1000 3 года назад +22

    Magnus Carlsen: For my next trick, I'm going to make these pawns disappear!

  • @ericalfon1620
    @ericalfon1620 3 года назад +2

    Again, Levon helped to mark the best moment of a player. He really is a kind player. 😂

  • @willehugod5281
    @willehugod5281 3 года назад

    Great video Antonio!

  • @AcapellaUnfiltered
    @AcapellaUnfiltered 3 года назад +3

    I once drew with a guy being up two pawns in a rook and pawn endgame. I felt devastated. Since then, I have started to improve my endgame skills.

  • @bishfish4588
    @bishfish4588 3 года назад +1

    Will never fail to amaze me how agad can pronounce every name in the world

  • @abel_2605
    @abel_2605 3 года назад +9

    Magnus the Great Carlsen 🔥🔥

  • @yucv
    @yucv 3 года назад +29

    I think for magnus it's much harder to stay at the top as compared to previous world champions.

    • @chillax9184
      @chillax9184 3 года назад +12

      It is. Many players are preparing for you with an engine. Also, they're studying your games easily with engine

    • @the_Punisher_
      @the_Punisher_ 3 года назад +3

      Which makes magnus staying at the top even more impressive

    • @ss9392
      @ss9392 3 года назад +3

      Yes engines are stronger than ever and with all the new talent coming in it will be impressive if he can hold for the years to come

    • @Ludvigvanamadeus
      @Ludvigvanamadeus 3 года назад +2

      @@chillax9184 yeah, but Magnus can analyse the games of his opponents and use an engine to prepare too. It doesn't give his opponents an edge

    • @agarrigue002
      @agarrigue002 3 года назад +3

      @@Ludvigvanamadeus It does. Even outside of chess, in sports where there is no particular engine-like softwares to analyse precisely, being at the top with any sort of consistency is exceedingly hard. The major difference is that you've got every other contenders to prepare against, meanwhile they can truly focus their efforts on you since they know you are the most likely to defeat them. Also, being at the top makes it more likely for you to play games and the more games you play, the more intel you give away. Really, it takes a lot of skill and dedication to defend a world championship every year for almost a decade. It's also a lot of pressure during the game but outside as well. Imagine if, everytime you lose a game, there are dozens of articles and youtube videos talking about it and enthusiastically declare you finished, that must suck greatly.

  • @ikay1966
    @ikay1966 3 года назад

    Holding onto the #1 spot for a decade is a compliment on his temperament because all the others are targetting him with engines to help them. Magnus also gets help from engines but he cannot equally study all his challengers the way they can him .

  • @johnsmith1474
    @johnsmith1474 3 года назад

    Magnus is The Man. I notice in his bio: he once participated in a fantasy football (soccer) league and at one point was in 1st place, then finally finished 10th, out of seven million players!

  • @icescorpion7050
    @icescorpion7050 3 года назад +4

    The GOAT!!!

  • @jamesedwards1806
    @jamesedwards1806 3 года назад +3

    Ding wasn't on the T-20 list back then so good for him moving up.

  • @elijahrose7913
    @elijahrose7913 3 года назад +2

    I must watch this before I start my work day.

  • @sebastianrex6697
    @sebastianrex6697 3 года назад +58

    The man is a literal chess god the Goat MAGNUS CARLSEN ❤️

    • @MrJayb76
      @MrJayb76 3 года назад +2

      Bobby Fisher: hold my beer...

    • @kanmeo
      @kanmeo 3 года назад +6

      @@MrJayb76 magnus carlsen is stronger thoooouugh

    • @rajsub3884
      @rajsub3884 3 года назад

      @@kanmeo what fishcher is perfect in everything that too without engine preparation. He played against best that time and was dominating. Brutal force is brought today players can't even bring. They play very different he was too fearless

    • @NeaEmrys
      @NeaEmrys 3 года назад +7

      @@rajsub3884 Chess has developed a lot since Fischer, he was great for his time, but there's no doubt in my mind that all of today's top ten would smoke Fischer even without engines.

    • @rajsub3884
      @rajsub3884 3 года назад +1

      @@NeaEmrys u are kidding me right Fischer was way ahead of time including 960 chess he made
      U are making disparaging comment of great Fischer. Chess has nothing evolved it just they are memorising and playing .Fischer already felt that engine are ruining the level of creativity like of tal Fischer played. So it make no sense Fischer can any day gice good fight to any .for he was extremely good at end game as well. Do u think only others will use engine abd Fischer won't .Fischer was whole lot different level of player. His creativity can't be matched by many .how many games u get to see that kind of brilliance hardly few .

  • @yeetyeet4479
    @yeetyeet4479 3 года назад +1

    Congrats

  • @miswaa3088
    @miswaa3088 3 года назад +1

    You gotta work hard to get what you want, but you gotta work twice as hard to maintain it.

  • @narcoticRL
    @narcoticRL 3 года назад

    CONGRATS MAGNUS! A TRUE INSIPIRATION FOR ALL SPORTS AND CHESS LOVERS! GO MAGNUS!

  • @crazyinventor5523
    @crazyinventor5523 3 года назад +1

    13:47 Magnus is showing off

  • @rrrrtre4820
    @rrrrtre4820 3 года назад +1

    1.30 those pronunciations are just 🔥

  • @stephenbrown8377
    @stephenbrown8377 3 года назад +6

    #quotesuggestion
    "In chess as in love, a partner is indispensable". Stefan Zweig (Chess Story)

  • @ragnarwiik2054
    @ragnarwiik2054 3 года назад +2

    Gotta love Carlsen endgames witn limited time.

  • @akihitochan
    @akihitochan 3 года назад +1

    Been following Chess for a few years... never heard of this Magnus Carlsen guy. Looks like he's pretty good!

  • @illuminati6183
    @illuminati6183 3 года назад +3

    ¶¶¶Top 10 Chess Players¶¶¶
    1•Magnus Carlsen(2847)[Norway]
    2•Fabiano Caruana(2806)[USA]
    3•Ding Liren(2799)
    [China]
    4•Ian Nepomniachtchi(2792) [Russia]
    5•Levon Aronian(2783)[Armenia]
    6•Shakhriyar Mamedyarov(2782)[Azerbaijan]
    7•Alexander Grischuk (2778) [Russia]
    8•Anish Giri(2776) [Netherlands]
    9•Wesley So(2772) [USA]
    10•Teimour Radjabov (2763) [Azerbaijan]
    ©PK

  • @PD55_
    @PD55_ 3 года назад +4

    Hi Agadmator, I've enjoyed watching your videos for a couple of years. It strikes me that you, after analyzing and absorbing so many current and historical grandmaster games as well as top engine games that you should subconsciously be a 2800+ player yourself by now. I'm wondering if you have any personal insights or opinions about how these guys think differently, or is that beyond the scope of this channel? Thanks very much, best regards.

    • @zackkaza9064
      @zackkaza9064 3 года назад +3

      It takes a bit more than that to reach 2800 (or even to become a grandmaster), and I say this in the most respectful way.

    • @P.sherman45
      @P.sherman45 3 года назад

      Agadmator is like 2300 FIDE

  • @daxhunterjordan
    @daxhunterjordan 3 года назад

    I know you've been told this but ill say it once again, your epic pronunciation of names is absolutely f*cking brilliant and legendary!

  • @pranshukrishna5105
    @pranshukrishna5105 3 года назад +1

    Congrats agadmator

  • @Nootnootman
    @Nootnootman 3 года назад +41

    And in this position world chess resigned

  • @SwartieLoveJoy
    @SwartieLoveJoy 3 года назад +1

    Magnus skipped picking up the H8 Rook with his Queen via a diagonal to a King Rook fork near the end.

  • @rowenagarcia6088
    @rowenagarcia6088 3 года назад +1

    It's time for some excitement!!!

  • @kohchungwei
    @kohchungwei 3 года назад +6

    Who else just came over here from the other semi final video?

  • @milamber80
    @milamber80 3 года назад

    1'33" Antonio showing off his mad skills in reading those names

  • @GS-qe3pt
    @GS-qe3pt 3 года назад +6

    Go Magnus! Only 10 more years to match kasparov

    • @BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n
      @BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n 3 года назад +1

      But kasparov wasn't consecutively 20 years wc.
      He had many gaps

    • @GS-qe3pt
      @GS-qe3pt 3 года назад +1

      @@BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n Search again. He was No. 1 for 20 consecutive years.

  • @shimscho
    @shimscho 3 года назад

    and Magnus was just 20 years old..what a badass

  • @Ankitkumar-cm1sn
    @Ankitkumar-cm1sn 3 года назад +1

    Levon's pawns: I don't feel good mr stark

  • @unknownfilmmaker777
    @unknownfilmmaker777 3 года назад +1

    And it was in this position that Magnus declared victory.

  • @henrygreen2096
    @henrygreen2096 3 года назад

    14:21 almost gave me a fit
    Me: "Wow what a brilliant game, I guess Magnus wins here."
    Agad: "And it was in this position on move 66 that Magnu--"
    Me: "HUH??!"
    Agad: "--I mean, Levon, resigned the game"

  • @anilbista7445
    @anilbista7445 3 года назад

    Magnus is just that much better 😮

  • @psychicspy1234
    @psychicspy1234 3 года назад

    I am crying seeing vishy on top spot,what a legend man

  • @clow0123
    @clow0123 3 года назад +1

    Congratulations Magnus !

  • @Waywind420
    @Waywind420 3 года назад +1

    To be #1 for 10 years in the most competitive age of chess! The age of computer assistance...thats impressive

  • @subhodeeeep
    @subhodeeeep 3 года назад +1

    ay wait, I just finished watching his previous video, JUST

  • @tomasgoes
    @tomasgoes 3 года назад

    Magnus proving his endgame supremacy as per usual.

  • @FormostPanda
    @FormostPanda 3 года назад

    Agadmator has been number one for ten years or more.

  • @strawmoon9963
    @strawmoon9963 3 года назад +1

    Levon managed to save dead lost game. And after that he lost dead draw position. I guess it’s just the Magnus effect.

  • @Meleagru
    @Meleagru 3 года назад

    Here's to 10 years for Agadmator

  • @rohithabraham2512
    @rohithabraham2512 3 года назад

    Agadmator is the #1youtuber

  • @vvkentertainment435
    @vvkentertainment435 3 года назад

    Congrats Magnus & Agad ❤❤❤❤ I bless you n all our viewers n subscribers with abundance, prosperity, happiness, great health and immense wealth

  • @BozoTheBear
    @BozoTheBear 3 года назад

    Well done, Magnus! I wonder how long he will stay champion.

  • @divakarlnewlf5278
    @divakarlnewlf5278 3 года назад

    Magnus Showing why he is a prodigy of garry😎Decade of years holding #1👏👏

  • @matejtopic826
    @matejtopic826 3 года назад

    Magnus is just Op. From the beggining with some strange London, he just create the field of game for himself ; position, which he is enjoying and enemy rather not. U get one, maybe two moves to comeback, but you don't (reality)! He just took all the creativeness, and win the game. Magnus is a player which fide is 10 years just above:)

  • @bettyjane6684
    @bettyjane6684 3 года назад

    And ANOTHER world record for pronunciation goes to AGADMATOR

  • @markjosephquinere2060
    @markjosephquinere2060 3 года назад

    the GOAT of Chess!

  • @niranjanindia8278
    @niranjanindia8278 3 года назад +1

    Levon's pawns at the end game be like:- Mr. Aronion we're not feeling so good....

  • @elijahrose7913
    @elijahrose7913 3 года назад +2

    Levon blundered the end game

    • @sportsglobal9527
      @sportsglobal9527 3 года назад

      Blundered is understatement an absolute amateur error, something you wouldnt expect from a top level player even under the enormous pressure they play under.

  • @sheldon-hofstader
    @sheldon-hofstader 3 года назад +5

    Are we sure it was 2011? Wasn’t Anand champion until 2013, when Carlsen defeated him and took over the title? Anand defeated Boris Gelfand in 2012 and retained his world champion title.

    • @sheldon-hofstader
      @sheldon-hofstader 3 года назад +1

      8 years is still a great thing of course. No doubt that Carlsen is one of the greatest players of all time!

    • @Gymrat83363
      @Gymrat83363 3 года назад +17

      Ten years as number 1 FIDE not World Champ

    • @sheldon-hofstader
      @sheldon-hofstader 3 года назад +3

      @@Gymrat83363 Ah, got it. Thanks for clarifying. Didn’t know they were two different things. 😊

  • @vikramsrinivasan8176
    @vikramsrinivasan8176 3 года назад +1

    3:16 "So they both just continue like the Queens aren't facing each other" 😂 - Agadmator 2K21

  • @HarshBhaskar
    @HarshBhaskar 3 года назад +1

    #suggestion if the position was arrived like in 9:43 part of video then Rg2 wins the game because if the queen captures rook then Qb2+ check pins and wins the Black Queen!

  • @dimitriosdoulgeris4659
    @dimitriosdoulgeris4659 3 года назад

    Carlsen wasn't even World Champion in 2011. That's quite impressive how he dictates to top tier world of chess now for 10 years now.

  • @NMBrayanAmaya
    @NMBrayanAmaya 3 года назад +1

    He is a inevitable force of destruction

  • @billbaggins1688
    @billbaggins1688 3 года назад

    I am not knowledgable enough to know where Magnus stands in the all time rankings. Would love to see an Agadmator video doing an all time greatest ranking list. Yes, I know it's subjective!

  • @kuldeepnayak8341
    @kuldeepnayak8341 3 года назад

    That's Magnus for you.

  • @jonbudi
    @jonbudi 3 года назад

    THE LEGEND

  • @AUTOLOVEReddan3
    @AUTOLOVEReddan3 3 года назад

    Magnus🔥🔥🔥

  • @josephpowers7155
    @josephpowers7155 3 года назад

    Magnus-Prime!

  • @youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338
    @youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338 3 года назад +1

    4:30 Why Rxh2 not possible by Levon?

    • @yoshilikes24-chesscraft94
      @yoshilikes24-chesscraft94 3 года назад

      I think it might be because of Rxg7, but I'm too lazy to use Stockfish to find out.

    • @youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338
      @youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338 3 года назад +1

      @@yoshilikes24-chesscraft94 then king can come to f8. And game continues. What stops that pawn from being captured?

    • @yoshilikes24-chesscraft94
      @yoshilikes24-chesscraft94 3 года назад

      @@youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338 Rxh2 Rxg7 Kf8 Rh7 Rxh7 Qxh7 is 3.2 pawn advantage for White, according to Lichess' Stockfish. Queen is really deep in Black's territory, which if I understand Stockfish correctly, is the reason why the pawn on h2 couldn't be captured. At least not with Kf8 as a response to Rxg7.

  • @TheBeastlyHispanic96
    @TheBeastlyHispanic96 3 года назад +2

    I hope Magnus makes it as long as Kasparov