Nice words from Topalov, well said Topalov. His words almost got me teared up in sadness. What a momentous day...the old, great king Kasparov having a final send off match against one of the newcomers, Topalov, and unfortunately losing...but Topalov gave Kasparov all the respect he deserved. Well played to the both of them.
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Topalov called it. Magnus came in 2013. And there’s debate whether he’s matched Kasparov fully. Topalov was very humble and accurate in his statement. I have more respect for him now.
every generation thinks the best player from their generation is the best but there comes someone else don't worry there will be someone else to after magnus retires
Magnus still has Garry as the GOAT. More longevity is needed in his opinion. I agree. Recency bias is real though, so most will have Magnus as the GOAT now. If Magnus played in the past and Garry was playing now it's almost a definite that the same people calling Magnus the GOAT now would instead be calling Garry the GOAT. I'm actually fine with either of them being called the GOAT, since they both are so unbelievable, and I think there's a reasonable chance Magnus will overtake him anyway. It's interesting how recency bias works, and that whoever is currently playing will be the player that's considered best by most people. If it's close between them it will be that way at least. People just don't pay as much attention to past players. They are much more aware of what's happening currently. Magnus is the strongest player ever though, but the current world number always has huge advantages over past players, and is always objectively stronger, but that doesn't mean much when comparing them.
@@cds605where can I find the inactive and active player list together? I can’t find it. I know Kasparov’s rating would put him at number 2 but are you sure there is an official list that lists both active and inactive together?
@@LuxuryItIs Yes, I think there is a possibility that there will be a better chess player than Magnus in the future. It's just the nature of sports evolution and human evolution.
Topalov was pretty much right. Magnus didn't become champion for another eight years after making the statement that 'no new chess giant like Kasparov would appear in the near future', nor has Magnus dominated for as long as he. We'll have to wait and see it he's truly the best (Kaspy still the goat imo)
Eh, I think Topalov never knew that someone as dominant as Magnus would come around. I think Topalov thought that Garry's type of lengthy dominance would be something rather unique...but Magnus has come and his level of dominance reign is similar to Kasparov's. Anyway, they were nice words from Topalov. For me, the goat is Paul Morphy but we can all debate about it, lol. Garry and Magnus are great players, elite level, there's no doubt about that...Garry and Magnus are legends.
@@ArranVid Topalov already saw Karpov's reign 1974-85. Magnus is just the 2.0 version of that. Positional, squeezing chess champions are always predictable. Explosive tactical ones like Morphy, Tal and Kasparov aren't.
Don’t get it why retire so early it’s not a sport like boxing where your body can not do things after your 40‘s. You can literally play chess in your 50‘s, 60‘s,70‘s….
brain slows down very mildly as we age, but at the elite grandmaster level, that mild decline is a big deal specially against young talents... playing blitz..
You start declining as you get older. You could still play the game of course, but you will be a lot worse at it. Chess can be quite taxing and expensive if you do not win tournaments due to travel costs, accommodation costs and the exhausting nature of the game itself.
Chess is so much different than what it was in the past. Back then you can still defend your wc titles into the 70s because you gain advantage against younger gen in a way of social connection to get the best second/trainer and keep update with opening theories which nowadays, the latter even homeless can afford it.
Kasparov retired at the peak of his career. There are several reasons for this. Firstable, loss of motivation. By that time, he had already won everything possible in chess. His last wish was to win a tournament in front of his son, and he did it. Secondary, there are many important and interesting things in the world besides chess. He went into politics. Garry tried to improve life in his country and continues to do so to this day. Few people know, but he was the first to call Putin's regime a regime. This was back in 2004. In 2002-2004, he already clearly understood that Putin was leading Russia to totalitarianism. Unfortunately, few people supported him, and today we have what we have: a stupid, senseless, bloody war in the center of Europe...
It is extremely consuming for players to play tournaments with games that can extend over 5 hours, during consecutive days. You really need to be able to endure that type of effort, which is both mental and physical.
Good. Garry was like Magnus - a cheater & baseless accuser. Garry cheated Judit, Vishy, MSN, Alexei Shirov & baselessly accused Deep Blue. Magnus cheated Alexandra Kosteniuk, Danya twice, Nepo, Wesley, Anish, Sergey & Alireza & baselessly accused Alice Lee, Alisher Suleymenov & Hans.
How humble and respectful words from another chess giant: Veselin Topalov
Cool 🙂
Nice words from Topalov, well said Topalov. His words almost got me teared up in sadness. What a momentous day...the old, great king Kasparov having a final send off match against one of the newcomers, Topalov, and unfortunately losing...but Topalov gave Kasparov all the respect he deserved. Well played to the both of them.
Then came a kid from Norway
Erling Haaland
Erling Braut KHALAND
Took a while. First came the Vishy-Kramnik-Topalov era.
Then someone else will come.. You know that's life
@@henrykaspar3634 Norwegian kid was in the top 5 within three years
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Topalov called it. Magnus came in 2013. And there’s debate whether he’s matched Kasparov fully.
Topalov was very humble and accurate in his statement. I have more respect for him now.
Never say never. You are underestimating all future generations and the kind of technology they have access to.
Topolov opened his heart
every generation thinks the best player from their generation is the best but there comes someone else
don't worry there will be someone else to after magnus retires
No player is better than Magnus😢😢😢
@@bariseker4193 In the future, there might be a better player than Magnus. Only time will tell.
Humble Toplov
Veselin didn't see Magnus coming
He said it correctly, listen again, the word is "decade", Magnus came in 2013, 2 year error is nothing for such amazing prediction
very interesting footage
I was expecting to hear the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme at the end.
And then Magnus happened ... He is inevitable, the Thanos of Chess.
Magnus still has Garry as the GOAT. More longevity is needed in his opinion. I agree. Recency bias is real though, so most will have Magnus as the GOAT now. If Magnus played in the past and Garry was playing now it's almost a definite that the same people calling Magnus the GOAT now would instead be calling Garry the GOAT. I'm actually fine with either of them being called the GOAT, since they both are so unbelievable, and I think there's a reasonable chance Magnus will overtake him anyway. It's interesting how recency bias works, and that whoever is currently playing will be the player that's considered best by most people. If it's close between them it will be that way at least. People just don't pay as much attention to past players. They are much more aware of what's happening currently. Magnus is the strongest player ever though, but the current world number always has huge advantages over past players, and is always objectively stronger, but that doesn't mean much when comparing them.
God, he was seeing lines. He saw a lot of moves, he retired early
good decision - Kasparov is still no 2 on the fide rating list
That's not how ratings work lol. You have to be active to be on the list and garry hasn't played a classical game for decades
@@ErykKrzeminski Garry Kasparov is no 2 on the official FIDE rating list (active + innactive players). This is fact
@@cds605where can I find the inactive and active player list together? I can’t find it. I know Kasparov’s rating would put him at number 2 but are you sure there is an official list that lists both active and inactive together?
A sad day for chess.
Enter Magnus
When Magnus retires you think anyone will be at same level as Magnus and Kasparov?
@@LuxuryItIsMagnus doesn't think so
@@ChessCafe-il3od imagine Magnus and Kasparov were in the same era. That would be nuts. What a rivalry that would be
@@LuxuryItIs Yes, I think there is a possibility that there will be a better chess player than Magnus in the future. It's just the nature of sports evolution and human evolution.
top chess. will be... will be ... led by Magnus! ))
is garry in tears this game?
Topalov was pretty much right. Magnus didn't become champion for another eight years after making the statement that 'no new chess giant like Kasparov would appear in the near future', nor has Magnus dominated for as long as he. We'll have to wait and see it he's truly the best (Kaspy still the goat imo)
Eh, I think Topalov never knew that someone as dominant as Magnus would come around. I think Topalov thought that Garry's type of lengthy dominance would be something rather unique...but Magnus has come and his level of dominance reign is similar to Kasparov's. Anyway, they were nice words from Topalov. For me, the goat is Paul Morphy but we can all debate about it, lol. Garry and Magnus are great players, elite level, there's no doubt about that...Garry and Magnus are legends.
@@ArranVid Topalov already saw Karpov's reign 1974-85. Magnus is just the 2.0 version of that. Positional, squeezing chess champions are always predictable. Explosive tactical ones like Morphy, Tal and Kasparov aren't.
Turned out to be vishys decade
Eight years later...
magnus carlson is that someone
🥹🥹🥹
Topalov's comment is hilarious
And you were?
I were what?@@prokopii18
How is it hilarious?
Don’t get it why retire so early it’s not a sport like boxing where your body can not do things after your 40‘s. You can literally play chess in your 50‘s, 60‘s,70‘s….
brain slows down very mildly as we age, but at the elite grandmaster level, that mild decline is a big deal specially against young talents... playing blitz..
You start declining as you get older. You could still play the game of course, but you will be a lot worse at it. Chess can be quite taxing and expensive if you do not win tournaments due to travel costs, accommodation costs and the exhausting nature of the game itself.
Chess is so much different than what it was in the past. Back then you can still defend your wc titles into the 70s because you gain advantage against younger gen in a way of social connection to get the best second/trainer and keep update with opening theories which nowadays, the latter even homeless can afford it.
Kasparov retired at the peak of his career. There are several reasons for this.
Firstable, loss of motivation. By that time, he had already won everything possible in chess. His last wish was to win a tournament in front of his son, and he did it.
Secondary, there are many important and interesting things in the world besides chess. He went into politics.
Garry tried to improve life in his country and continues to do so to this day. Few people know, but he was the first to call Putin's regime a regime. This was back in 2004. In 2002-2004, he already clearly understood that Putin was leading Russia to totalitarianism. Unfortunately, few people supported him, and today we have what we have: a stupid, senseless, bloody war in the center of Europe...
It is extremely consuming for players to play tournaments with games that can extend over 5 hours, during consecutive days. You really need to be able to endure that type of effort, which is both mental and physical.
Garry who?
Kasparov.
Its in the title mate
Garry who invented chess
Good. Garry was like Magnus - a cheater & baseless accuser.
Garry cheated Judit, Vishy, MSN, Alexei Shirov & baselessly accused Deep Blue.
Magnus cheated Alexandra Kosteniuk, Danya twice, Nepo, Wesley, Anish, Sergey & Alireza & baselessly accused Alice Lee, Alisher Suleymenov & Hans.
Found Kramnik's burner account
😂😂😂😂, i see you on every channel throwing and copying this bullshit everywhere on chess youtube communities!!
He's been doing this for years.. I think he has some sort of mental issue@@Philopantheon82
illuminati MK-Ultra tin foil shitposting
Judit Pilger is trash.