There are many many many arguments for the greatest attacker ever: Tal, Neshy, Fischer Morphy, but there is only one argument for the greatest defender ever. Petrosian, without doubt the hardest person to checkmate.
Kamran Abbasi. When did it happen? 1972, when Fischer was at his highest point of struggle and 29 years young. Petrosian was 43 years old and already has won, held and has lost the championship. Did you know that people, after achieving a grand goal in their life become more peaceful and concentrate more on their personal life and personal interests. You can’t compare players in different stages of their lives. and if all of this arguments are not enough for you, then why did not Fischer destroy Tigran in 60s? The chess world was open and he was in his mid 20s (age at which Tal and Kasparov became champions) so you can’t say he was too young.
Petrosian has an incredible tactical view, and a wonderful sense of the danger... No matter how much you think deep... He will 'smell' any kind of danger 20 moves before!" - Bobby Fischer
@@kenmendoza6932 oops, sorry! I think that was meant for another person with the username "God Hates Anime"... You are an excellent spotter of silly mistakes👍
If it is true that a player’s style is his person, then everyone plays as he is intended to by nature. I am naturally cautious, and I altogether dislike situations which involve risk.” - Tigran Petrosian
Yeah ..I too from India. .once I was watching some other video in RUclips ..by mistake I saw agadamators video's. ..from that day I fallen love with him...I have seen all his videos ...and watching again and again..
damn i love petrosian, i know he aint the most exciting to watch, but i love his style. how good he is at his king safty and positional chess. his games are so worth studying. pls keep doing more of his games agadmator
Agadmator: You don't wanna give Rashid Nezhmetdinov any open lines Suren: You don't want to give Nezhmetdinov a chance to attack Mato: You don't want to make Nezhmetdinov get his chance Many analyst, one fear, and that's Nezhmetdinov to attack..
Your chess channel is the best I can imagine. I´m only an amateur player, but it´s just great to watch the real champions and to realize their kind of thinking and imagination. Your comments are just great and even help me to improve my poor inspiration. Thanks a lot for all of this . . .
you are the best analyzer of the game I have seen, thnks for what you do, I appreciate it. for some reason, I lose interest in others analysis, but not yours, thnks again.
Insightful game...it wasn't until years later did I become a Petrosian fan. I may have to contribute again if you ever begin doing a regular analysis of his career and games. Perhaps after Capablanca is finished?! You are fast becoming a favorite RUclipsr for me after I found your channel about a month ago. Keep up the great work. Your enthusiam shows!!
Please keep showing more games with great defensive play. For me I really struggle when defending, attacking moves just come more naturally to me. Your videos are always interesting to watch, and I feel like they help my game. Keep up the good work!
That would in no means shake his defences, he was half deaf and would frequently put his hearing aid machine off while playing to focus well so he would never be disturbed over being a meme ;)
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. "It seems like Petrosian is winning a piece here, but is he really? Lets find out" When said in your voice it just sounds great and I love it and your videos are making me consider trying to play chess competitively
Definitely a great game by Petrosian. Not giving Rashid any positions that he is comfortable in. This reminds me of games between Tal and Keres. I think Keres' record was 8-3 in with 17 draws in classical games against Tal. Could you please show Keres vs Tal games?? They are a delight to watch
Thank you for the occasional surprise. Was expecting rashid to win because of the winner's view in most of the games. This was really interesting to watch.
I do hope you enjoyed that game No I didn’t I hate when Rashid loses :( Life is not fair , Rashid life was very tough and he didn’t get good training at all and he went to army twice Sad for him
Damn that's the way I felt when I saw petrosian lose to fischer, I was so sad☹☹ But you have to give props to petrosian for not giving rashid any attacking oppurtunitties. Defense is much harder than offense in chess
I have a theory about preparing for chess games: study Petrosian for tournament play, study Nezhmetdinov for Blitz play, study Fischer for when you're playing for your life. Your thoughts?
First want to thank yu again for the work you are doing!!! This is realy great. In final standings where you have putted the modern time flags, there is a mistake - if you dont put the soviet union flag (I guess because it was soviet championship), the right flag for Petrosian would be flag of Armenia, not Georgia. He was born in Tbilisi (capital of Georgia) and after moved to Moscow, but he was an armenian chess player! Thanks again)
I think it was Yuri Averbach who said that the way to stop Rashid's attcks was to do what Petrosian basically did. Deny lines of attack and if you refute Rashid's ideas long enough, he won't find a way for victory and you can counter. Of course, playing that defensive brilliancy is easier said than done. However, I think that Yuri, like Petrosian, had a strong record against Rashid.
agadmator, please mention the name and author to the book in the description. Its frustrating not find such information on these external sources that you talk in the video. I looked up books titled Strategy & Tactics in Chess¨ and google found many books with that title none of them with the authour georgy lisitsin. Did you read the book by Max Euwe because thats the book which comes close to your description of having three parts.
Suggestion: The fantastic game Vidmar v Euwe Karlsbad 1929... The final combo by Vidmar is very pretty. I love the channel, your way of saying "Hello" at the beginning is classic, you realize that?
I thought Magnus is awesome then I found Garry. Then I thought garry is awesome then i found ivanchuk. Then I thought ivanchuk is awesome then I found capablanca. I thought capablanca is awesome I got Bobby Fischer. Then comes magician from Riga. I thought he is best then I got Rashid I was like woah. Then this, man such an amazing video.
Pozdrav Primetio sam da nemas komentar za Jurija Averbaka Neverovatno je da neko sa 95 g. ima rejting 2445,mozda zasluzuje... Odlican kanal,svaka cast za komentare,poz.
The strategy and tactics in chess, the book was not to be found anywhere over the internet #suggest a website if you know. TIA :) and it's such a treat to watch two legends play. Great video ! 👌
Shanky Hey, if you got a lemon - try making some lemonade. You can take this opportunity to learn Russian. Every serious chess player does it as most of chess literature was created in former Soviet Union and never translated.
At 6:55, what is white's threat after Rxh3? agadmator just says white can do a lot of damage, particularly if black doesn't play Qe8 after Rh1. What happens if black doesn't play Qe8?
There are many many many arguments for the greatest attacker ever: Tal, Neshy, Fischer Morphy, but there is only one argument for the greatest defender ever. Petrosian, without doubt the hardest person to checkmate.
andrew hall , don't forget that he was destroyed by Fischer in candidates 1971
Kamran Abbasi. When did it happen? 1972, when Fischer was at his highest point of struggle and 29 years young. Petrosian was 43 years old and already has won, held and has lost the championship. Did you know that people, after achieving a grand goal in their life become more peaceful and concentrate more on their personal life and personal interests. You can’t compare players in different stages of their lives. and if all of this arguments are not enough for you, then why did not Fischer destroy Tigran in 60s? The chess world was open and he was in his mid 20s (age at which Tal and Kasparov became champions) so you can’t say he was too young.
@@kamranabbasi6757 Petrosian destroyed Fischer in many games too
Neshy is the greatest attacker no doubt
@@aemlizz4547 Tal without a doubt
Petrosian has an incredible tactical view, and a wonderful sense of the danger... No matter how much you think deep... He will 'smell' any kind of danger 20 moves before!"
- Bobby Fischer
Coming from Fischer, this is probably the greatest compliment Petrosian could ever get.
Petrosian has the best face in chess
No, God doesn't hate anime....
@@isaacsamuel9520 ????
@@kenmendoza6932 oops, sorry! I think that was meant for another person with the username "God Hates Anime"... You are an excellent spotter of silly mistakes👍
Isaac Samuel then why didn’t you delete it....
@@teteeheeted then the other comments won't make sense..
If it is true that a player’s style is his person, then everyone plays as he is intended to by nature. I am naturally cautious, and I altogether dislike situations which involve risk.” - Tigran Petrosian
Boring style...yet it worked for him...puts me to sleep though.
@@johnnypastrana6727 same
@@johnnypastrana6727 but Fischer didn't checkmated him..
( just kidding)
@@johnnypastrana6727 If Petrosian's style is boring for you, then you need better understanding of chess
GreenApple64 you need a life
you have made me fall in love with chess again after college, I watch each and every video and its great fun , love from India
Yeah ..I too from India. .once I was watching some other video in RUclips ..by mistake I saw agadamators video's. ..from that day I fallen love with him...I have seen all his videos ...and watching again and again..
Study IQ education 🎩
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👕👍Great!
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Bobs and vagene
Whoa! Didn't expect study iq here.
Who is it Gaurav sir or Prashant sir ?
@@puppy8125 *yawn* inbreds aren't expected on a chess channel
5:37 "..on the f7 square, where the king will be very safe.."
2 seconds later... King moves to g7 "hes gonna be much safer here"
xD
damn i love petrosian, i know he aint the most exciting to watch, but i love his style. how good he is at his king safty and positional chess. his games are so worth studying.
pls keep doing more of his games agadmator
Petrosian, Karpov and Capablanca are my favourites
My favorite matches are from vassily Ivanchuk
Seriously, even attacking players have a lot to learn from petrosian
@@Socrates... Me too ☺️
He is just a piece of shit only defend to reach end game
Thank you for showing this game.Petrosian played very safely as usual without giving any shadow of attack to Nezhmetdinov.
Damn, Petrosian was really into taking the joy out of Rashi's day xD
I'm really starting to enjoy Nezhmetdinov's games thanks to your channel, I love his style!
I love that you now add tournament standings at the end of your videos. It gives your videos much more context. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Agadmator: You don't wanna give Rashid Nezhmetdinov any open lines
Suren: You don't want to give Nezhmetdinov a chance to attack
Mato: You don't want to make Nezhmetdinov get his chance
Many analyst, one fear, and that's Nezhmetdinov to attack..
Nezhmetdinov - A legend in attacking play!
Your chess channel is the best I can imagine. I´m only an amateur player, but it´s just great to watch the real champions and to realize their kind of thinking and imagination. Your comments are just great and even help me to improve my poor inspiration. Thanks a lot for all of this . . .
love learning about these great players and the games they played.
Rashid, lost because we went on reverse gear with his dark bishop. It's like Tal not sacrificing a piece.
you are the best analyzer of the game I have seen, thnks for what you do, I appreciate it. for some reason, I lose interest in others analysis, but not yours, thnks again.
I wonder how many car accidents *No reverse gear Rashid* had.
Dean Natuno 😂😂😂 It was a deadly car accident
Check out those games where he played against Viktor Korchnoi
Ha Ha
Insightful game...it wasn't until years later did I become a Petrosian fan.
I may have to contribute again if you ever begin doing a regular analysis of his career and games. Perhaps after Capablanca is finished?!
You are fast becoming a favorite RUclipsr for me after I found your channel about a month ago. Keep up the great work. Your enthusiam shows!!
Please keep showing more games with great defensive play. For me I really struggle when defending, attacking moves just come more naturally to me. Your videos are always interesting to watch, and I feel like they help my game. Keep up the good work!
Great to watch these older videos of yours Agadmator! You are a blessing to the world of chess.
This game improved my Sunday.
Petrosian was a solid player. Some would say boring. Like Giri. If you overdo it attacking him, he will punish you.
Who else feels heart broken Everytime Rashid loses?
Not me. Love Petrosian. Defense rulz
I do ❤
Me
Nope
This just shows there's a better player out there.
I have an addiction for you re videos man . Great job
Same
Are you still playing chess?
This was an awesome game, and splendid commentary, as always!
Cool game with 2 sublime pl ayers..
And a very nice and well focused analysis!
Nearly 100k subs! Keep it up man you’re doing great
Great game! Thank you!
#suggestion One of Petrosian's most memorable games: Petrosian vs Pachman, Bled 1961 (beautiful queen sacrifice!)
Great job, again. Thanks for all of your interesting videos.
This is the best video title ever on your channel! I love the game and love the title even more
5:37 "He finds sanctuary for his King on the f7 square, where the King will be very safe."
Next move: "Kg7, getting the King out of this diagonal!"
having the bell on from day one never regret my decision. you are the only chess you tuber I have notifications on ^_^
+Stavros Michailidis I am honored! :)
A masterpiece in positioning against an attacker. I must study Petrosian's games.
Indeed this game improve my sunday. Thanks
Great game! Really good to see two such different styles, and good to see a Petrosian game.
Thank you so much for blessing us with this game. I assume people would love more of Petrosian's games.
Thank you so much to make us discover these treasures!
Very impressive victory by Petrosian. One can really learn a lot from his games. Great video again!
Is petrosian real face like that,damnn it looks like a meme😅
Petrosian memes: the beggining of chess shitposting
That would in no means shake his defences, he was half deaf and would frequently put his hearing aid machine off while playing to focus well so he would never be disturbed over being a meme ;)
I played Petrosian once in a simul, and yes, that's what he looked like.
@@howardsmith9342 that means you luuuuuuuuv him, u wanna maaaaaarry him
@@JS-tm1gq lol He was already married, smart guy!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
"It seems like Petrosian is winning a piece here, but is he really? Lets find out"
When said in your voice it just sounds great and I love it and your videos are making me consider trying to play chess competitively
Definitely a great game by Petrosian. Not giving Rashid any positions that he is comfortable in. This reminds me of games between Tal and Keres. I think Keres' record was 8-3 in with 17 draws in classical games against Tal. Could you please show Keres vs Tal games?? They are a delight to watch
Thank you for the occasional surprise. Was expecting rashid to win because of the winner's view in most of the games. This was really interesting to watch.
That's the most beautiful game of chess I've seen yet. Thanks for posting.
Incredible strength and confidence by Petrosian. Keep it up agad!
I do hope you enjoyed that game
No I didn’t
I hate when Rashid loses :(
Life is not fair , Rashid life was very tough and he didn’t get good training at all and he went to army twice
Sad for him
Damn that's the way I felt when I saw petrosian lose to fischer, I was so sad☹☹
But you have to give props to petrosian for not giving rashid any attacking oppurtunitties.
Defense is much harder than offense in chess
Amazing video! It looks like the weather there is warmer again, you're wearing short sleeves :D
+Zsuzsanna Vas Thanks Zsuzsanna. Yesterday it was snowing like crazy, today it's short sleeves. Signs of an apocalypse :D
here in italy snow and cold... time to watch some agad's chess vids!
lol, i live in michigan,usa, we get crazy weather like that also
I was thinking the same exact thing (as a Michigander)
I wanna see a match between tigran petrosian and stockfish 8 were petrosian give up the exchange sacrifice against stockfish 8
It did improve my Sunday!
Thanks :)
Best chess RUclips channel!
What a fantastic game, thank you.
Small mistake at 03:15 you say "Rashid is preparing Bishop to g4" when it's really just g4 (pawn to g4).
I love your videos agadmator!
Hello agadmator, thanks for showing us that game.
immovable object very nice phrase as always from you
I have a theory about preparing for chess games: study Petrosian for tournament play, study Nezhmetdinov for Blitz play, study Fischer for when you're playing for your life. Your thoughts?
Play like Tal for fun! 👏
Petrosian was known as one of the best blitz players who has ever lived.
Study ivanchuk for playing against GOD
Deb 1 an exceedingly intelligent person could study Ivanchuk for their entire life and never come close to playing like him.
Study Capablanca for playing for your soul against Satan! :)
"The Most Important Game"
Petrosian -The real life MICKEY mouse
Please make more videos of nezhmedinoiv game , it's always entertainment
Thank you so much For Blessing Us with game 😍
Great title for this game. It definitely describes it well.
i love so much the game tittle you have chosen!!
A great attacker unfortunately lost to a great defender. Win or loss doesn't matter for us now. What a great game!
This was a welcome video on this Sunday.
3:16 bishop to get 😂😂😂😂 classic agadmator
Been waiting for thiis matchup woohoo
First want to thank yu again for the work you are doing!!! This is realy great. In final standings where you have putted the modern time flags, there is a mistake - if you dont put the soviet union flag (I guess because it was soviet championship), the right flag for Petrosian would be flag of Armenia, not Georgia. He was born in Tbilisi (capital of Georgia) and after moved to Moscow, but he was an armenian chess player!
Thanks again)
I really love ur all video.....If possible kindly post some Anatoly Karpov game........Against Kasparov........
Yuri: *exists*
Agad: Very nice!
I think it was Yuri Averbach who said that the way to stop Rashid's attcks was to do what Petrosian basically did. Deny lines of attack and if you refute Rashid's ideas long enough, he won't find a way for victory and you can counter.
Of course, playing that defensive brilliancy is easier said than done. However, I think that Yuri, like Petrosian, had a strong record against Rashid.
agadmator, please mention the name and author to the book in the description. Its frustrating not find such information on these external sources that you talk in the video. I looked up books titled Strategy & Tactics in Chess¨ and google found many books with that title none of them with the authour georgy lisitsin. Did you read the book by Max Euwe because thats the book which comes close to your description of having three parts.
9:43 why nezy capture the rook with his queen not with rook.. wouldn't he be a queen up???
@ then Tigran has Qg1 which is checkmate
6:53, I have a;ready seen the move Petrosian played to block with the bishop.
Suggestion: The fantastic game Vidmar v Euwe Karlsbad 1929... The final combo by Vidmar is very pretty. I love the channel, your way of saying "Hello" at the beginning is classic, you realize that?
I thought Magnus is awesome then I found Garry. Then I thought garry is awesome then i found ivanchuk. Then I thought ivanchuk is awesome then I found capablanca. I thought capablanca is awesome I got Bobby Fischer. Then comes magician from Riga. I thought he is best then I got Rashid I was like woah. Then this, man such an amazing video.
It is not Sunday, nor wonderful; But this video definitely made it better
Pozdrav
Primetio sam da nemas komentar za Jurija Averbaka
Neverovatno je da neko sa 95 g. ima rejting 2445,mozda zasluzuje...
Odlican kanal,svaka cast za komentare,poz.
The strategy and tactics in chess, the book was not to be found anywhere over the internet #suggest a website if you know. TIA :) and it's such a treat to watch two legends play. Great video ! 👌
Shanky Book is freely available in Russian. I’m not sure it was ever translated.
Dima Habenko oh that is bad news, but thank you mate!
Shanky Hey, if you got a lemon - try making some lemonade. You can take this opportunity to learn Russian. Every serious chess player does it as most of chess literature was created in former Soviet Union and never translated.
agad has to be the best person at pronouncing names
Very nice game. Good points.
"This game will surely improve it"
That is why Petrosian was world champion, and his opponent is a legend.
Can someone explain to me why not capture with the rook on h4 instead of the queen at 9:41? & Thank you for your videos btw I love your channel!!
Qg1 is checkmate
Edit: after Qf1, of course.
i liked this game so much that i kept thumbnail as watsapp status😊😊😊
I really enjoyed that game. It was quite a wrestle
loved.
Loved this game
Beautifulllll
He reminds me of an Italian actor/comedian
Hi, agadmator. Im a big fan even tho Im skinny af. I love your videos. 😀😀
Christian Daymon 🍔 🍔 🍔
Awesome title
more videos Nezmetdinov please master
09:40 why did not h1 rook capture h4 rook instead of queen capturing black h4?
Because black can then checkmate by Qg1 :p
@@Pumbear decent reason
White threw the game with that queen captures rook move
@9:40 Why didn't he capture with the rook first to save his queen ?
Amazing game.
He simply beated Nezhy playing the game that was more uncomfortable for him, amazing strategy!!!!
"A feast for the mind"
#suggest please do more petrosian videos
At 6:55, what is white's threat after Rxh3? agadmator just says white can do a lot of damage, particularly if black doesn't play Qe8 after Rh1. What happens if black doesn't play Qe8?
🔥🔥🔥
Can you do some instructional videos on openings?(im a noob) You seem to be very knowledgeable about them!
What a beauty! Petrosian like a tank tread.
Can't believe rashid resigned
Rashid resigned the game 😢😢 Fans Rashid are not happy
Can we see some najdorf games playing the Najdorf?