@꧁The Master꧂ Alireza told himself he would win the first Saint Louis Tourney he will participate in. It's something he wanted to do for awhile and he accomplished that goal
It’s a large part of his success. The attributes of politeness and eloquence are not mere quirks but qualities that we all respect, despite the vagrancies of coolness or fashion.
They laughed and said he was farming points from. Lower Gm's at the grand Swiss.Called him incompetent after the Candidates. Now he proved them wrong yet again. Magnus surely saw something in Alireza that we did not
It was rapid and blitz tournament, of course Alireza is a world class player and one of the 10 best at the moment yet he was crushed in the Candidates, so he was a bit overhyped (but that's normal, youngest player to got 2800 in Classical is spectacular, even with the Elo inflation)
@@milankotevski1663 he was most definitely crushed, by chess standards, all of us who saw the tournament very closely would agree. The fact that you are telling someone to go check up a definition in the dictionary about a common chess slang, tells me you know nothing about the game or its culture.
He's improved in character a lot, since his outbreak when he lost the heartbreak last game to Carlsen and freaked out. Carlsen didn't take it personally, and said something along the lines that he understands he's upset.
Hi Antonio, In the Spanish world people are named using father's last name and also mother's maiden last name, because women don't lost their family name after marriage. Thus, Leinier holds his father's last name (Domínguez) as his first last name followed by his mother's last name (Pérez) Leinier doesn't have middle name. Capablanca did have middle name (Raul) because his full name was: José Raúl Capablanca y Graupera (second last name, taken from his mother) When women are married, they can add her husband last name after her own two last names to show that they are already in a married status. For example: A woman name at birth Olga Pérez Blanco married a man named Antonio Dominguez Corzo, then she can imtroduce herself in society circles as Olga Pérez Blanco de Dominguez, showing this way that she married a man with Dominguez as his last name. On the other hand, every time you see in the Spanish language a tilde (é) on any bowel, it means that there is the strong syllable, where the strong pronunciation sound falls. So, Domínguez is pronounced with the strongest sound on (mín) in the same way Pérez is pronounced using the (Pé) as the syllable where the strongest sound is located. So far you are pronouncing Leinier's last name this way (Perez) instead this one (Pérez) which is the correct one. See the difference? I hope this short Spanish grammar lesson could help.
@@ChessJourneyman Picasso's full name was Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano María Remedios de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz Picasso
The latter 3 are not even a tenth of alireza. Praggs greatest achievement is beating magnus in rapid and getting joint 2nd in ftx crypto cup. Hes not even 2700 in classical. Gukesh had that great run but he hasnt played in a super GM tournament,and super GM tournaments are a whole different story. Abdudattorov won the rapid championship,which is amazingly impressive,and definitely the greatest accolade that any of the last 3 won,but again,no big tournaments. Alireza has gotten secodn in consecutive norway chess tournaments, second to the GOAT. He is a monster in blitz,thoroughly outclassed the 2750 field in rapid and blitz,got second in the zagreb rapid and blitz,won the grand swiss,3000 PR in the european team championship,and ofc,2800 younger than magnus. Hes far ahead
@@niranjanrajesh1058 thanks for that. No one is comparing them to Ali Reza. Forming on the horizon denotes taking their places in the future of chess. Apparently too subtle.
@@niranjanrajesh1058 That's a little harsh. Everybody progresses at different rates. While Alireza is better today (in fact I consider him the most 'naturally' gifted player in a long long time), the Indian quartet is steadily improving. Youngest this and youngest that mean nothing. Ali, Gukesh, Pragg, Nihal, Arjun, Nodirbek, Esipenko and Keymer is the next top 8 in my opinion. Ali has a considerable margin in speed chess, but in classical I believe they are closer than what ratings suggest.
@@NawfalHasan no,they arent closer than what ratings suggest. I dont think you understand why the rating system exists,its main purpose is so that people can see who's stronger than who. We're not comparing two people who are 10 elo points away,we're comparing a difference of 50-60 points,and only alireza has played in huge classical tournaments,none of the others have. And as someone who rooted for nihal,and hails from the same state in india,nihal isnt coming close unless he has a sudden surge which is unlikely. First of all he is still around 2650 and has been for a long time,these are the years when you need to improve,you wont see huge improvements after teenage years are over.
Alireza leapfrogged 2700 to 2900 in blitz with an unbelievable 100 rating points in a single tournament obliterating Hikaru’s almost 60 pts to stay at #1
Thanks, Agad for always reenacting better. Yes, this is the height of reenacting. The very apex of it. When you said "I don't know what I am saying" it cracked me up so much. And now, I see why I love your videos(I don't think I have missed any). Like; Who goes to open the door for a dog in the middle of a video.. and not edit that part out? Only you Sir. And, I love all of it.
Great vid as normal! It's refreshing to hear you talk of losing games and acknowledging your opponent. A little different from some chess streamers eg 'I beat 10,000 GM's with this gambit' or those who's voice goes up an octave with every move :)
Antonio, I have been following you for years and years. The quality of your English has become truly, truly breathtaking. I would estimate you speak better English than 95% of Americans. (Seriously.) That said, you actually made a tiny error today. We don't say ''arised.'' Instead, we say ''arose.'' Keep up the wonderful work. As someone who is studying a Slavic language (it's hard!), I have no idea how you became so incredibly proficient in advanced English.
THIS IS WHY ANTONIO'S CHANNEL IS THE BIGGEST CHESS CHANNEL IN THE WORLD; HE'S NOT A SUPER GM, BUT IF HE WAS ONE, HE WOULD BE BY FAR MOST LIKEABLE ONE EVER! SO DOWN TO EARTH, SO POLITE, PRONOUNCES NAMES BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE ON RUclips PERIOD AND HE IS FUN TO WATCH ON TOP OF EVERYTHING!
I think his rate of improvement has been significantly impacted by Magnus Carlsen calling him out as the next world champion. I don’t think his location has affected him as much as what Magnus said.
As I can't comment on chess, I'll do it on naming: Leinier is Cuban but they use the same customs as here in Spain so, to make things quick, there's no "middle name". There's a name and two surnames, the first one is the first one from the father and the second one is the first one of the mother(*). This can get complicated, as one could have two names (or even more, though I think now you can't have more than three or four by law) and therefore there are four words. Check Picasso's full name or members of the Royal Family (current or past) as these will surely have quite the name. And with surnames, there are "composed ones" which means they are two surnames that become one by joining them together with a dash. There's also the option of writing them down with a "y" (which means "and") between the first one and the second one, or having a "de" ("of", like "van" in Duch or "von" in German) or "del" or "de la" (van der - von der). Yes, things may get complicated, but when it comes to referring to someone like it's done here, there's actually no official rule, however, using just the name is quite informal while the formal way would be using the first surname or both. Using only the second surname is possible but it tends to happen only when there's more than one person with the same first one or the first surname is "too common" and the second one is "rarer". Here, both surnames are absolutely common (like most surnames that end with "-ez") so it wouldn't make sense, but if the case were "Domínguez Carlsen", this being a rarer surname in Spanish (as it actually isn't Spanish) it wouldn't be "wrong" referring him as just "Carlsen", just not the usual. Thank you for your videos. (*)This has been the way in Spain for centuries until a few years ago, now both parents decide whose first surname comes first for their children. Once they've decided for the first one, that remains the same for any other child they may have.
Him and Bobby both finished 6th in the Candidates as teenagers. Carlsen was also a teenager when he lost to Aronian in the quarterfinals of the Candidates. He's certainly on that path but the young Indians and Uzbekis aren't going to make it easy for him.
@@12jswilson The Uzbeks are also Iranian as Uzbekistan belonged to Iran until 150 years ago or so therefore Alireza knows their style of play. Some Indian young players are doing well but they are not the same class as Alireza.
@@kevinwellwrought2024 What a weird thing to say lol. Uzbekistan belonged to USSR till 1991 and they have Russified surnames. Does that make them Russian too? They're definitely more Soviet than Irani if you're gonna make that comparision though. Uzbeks are Uzbeks and just because it belonged to Iran 150 years ago doesn't mean ' Alireza knows their style of play. '. How do you guys even derive such conclusions lmao.
I think Alireza expected himself to win the candidates, since his favorite player is Bobby Fischer and because of Magnus' comments that he would only play if he won, and seeing how he lost and didn't give a special performance kind of discouraged him and he played subpar for his standards afterwards. But he has since recovered and he is gaining track again to be another New Champion.
My friend said that Fabi had a winning position against Carlson in one game in their last championship but Carlson ended up drawing it.my friend said if Fabi won that game he'd probably be world champion.they had 12 draws in a row
@@playboiclay3114 he sorta retired from competitive chess .. not entirely but he rarely competes in high level tourneys these days. last tournament he joined was World Rapid and Blitz championship, and he didnt do very well either.
It's been fun seeing Alireza play the English opening in this tournament, it's quite rare from here but it's amazing how despite that the games have still worked out to be super sharp in a very Alireza style. I felt so sorry for Leinier though - he spent 2 days getting farmed by everybody and then ends his tournament facing Alireza.
#suggestion Dominguez Perez, Leinier vs. Levon Aroinian in round 17 of saint Louis rapid and blitz. Very exciting game featuring a piece sac and a king walk
What a way to finish a tournoment. It is as if Perez tried to confuse Alireza by closing positions with pawn moves but did not anticipate getting checked with queen on the back rank and then see his position get totally gutted. Outch.
#Suggestion Please show Praggnananda Vs Aram Hakobian, in the Dubai open 2022. Brilliant bishop sacrifice by Praggu in the End game with a pawn down and almost no time on the clock and yet getting a win.
Agad hello.thanks for great content. The standing was combined of rapid and blitz. 18 points from 9 rapid games, each game 2 points and 18 points from 18 blitz games. Each game 1 point.
I don’t know when or how but im almost certain that Alireza will be wc at some point in the future. Considering how young he is the other top players will eventually step down. The only thing in his way is himself and possible new great players.
It's possible his last name is "Dominguez Perez". It's very common in latin culture to take both the mother and father's last name, or a portion of it. I have heard of last names that include 4+ family names.
Magnus Carlsen yesterday said on a big podcast I think Lex Freedman ,Agadmator is the best chess Podcaster, after his father showed him your commentary! You couldn't ask for a greater endorsement!
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I wonder how well Agadmator must feel after Carlsen saying this RUclips chess channel is his favourite ( on Lex Freedman podcast). Congrats 🎉
his dads favorite
Agadmator feels more to the point and concise without all the screaming unlike Levi
It's his Dad's favorite channel.
And without the crypto currency advertising/scamming/whoring @@nestorv7627
Levi, I find him quite annoying, but I guess people like "characters", ie: Pewdiepie
Agadmator is a gentleman and true to his words!!
Agadmator is the People's Champion.
@꧁The Master꧂ Alireza told himself he would win the first Saint Louis Tourney he will participate in. It's something he wanted to do for awhile and he accomplished that goal
Agreed. Agadmator has integrity, a valuable and a rare stuff in 2022.
How much are you paid to say this?
It’s a large part of his success. The attributes of politeness and eloquence are not mere quirks but qualities that we all respect, despite the vagrancies of coolness or fashion.
can we just take a moment to appreciate how quickly agadmator uploads. he really is the best chess channel
I wasn't even a big fan of chess till I found this channel, now I hardly miss an upload
He is the best
Facts are not need to be stated. The OG Agad
No I don't have time for that moment sorry bot
You're the best rider too
"I don't know what I'm saying " . Got to love Agad and his unedited presentation. EXCELLENT
Agad isn't even worthy of cleaning Danny Rensch's jock strap.
@Donkey Cong Strange how you always seem to talk about others jock straps
That adds to his charm.
@@dark_magician_sdy Prove me wrong.
They laughed and said he was farming points from. Lower Gm's at the grand Swiss.Called him incompetent after the Candidates.
Now he proved them wrong yet again. Magnus surely saw something in Alireza that we did not
Very true
Magnus definitely got into his head during candidates.
It was rapid and blitz tournament, of course Alireza is a world class player and one of the 10 best at the moment yet he was crushed in the Candidates, so he was a bit overhyped (but that's normal, youngest player to got 2800 in Classical is spectacular, even with the Elo inflation)
@@monstermagnet3150 he wasn't crushed. He ended up in fifth place, I believe. You should look up the word "crushed'' in a dictionary.
@@milankotevski1663 he was most definitely crushed, by chess standards, all of us who saw the tournament very closely would agree. The fact that you are telling someone to go check up a definition in the dictionary about a common chess slang, tells me you know nothing about the game or its culture.
agadmator is truly a gentleman.
a man of class and elegance
This Firouzja has something special!! He reminds me of Tal and Fischer.
I’m so happy to see Alireza win a major tournament. I’ve been a huge fan of his since tata steel last year.
Honestly after the candidates this must be a big confidence boast. I hope he and his family keeps working hard.
@@michaelhughes6634 Yeah man. That was tough to watch. Glad to see him bounce back in such convincing fashion
He's improved in character a lot, since his outbreak when he lost the heartbreak last game to Carlsen and freaked out. Carlsen didn't take it personally, and said something along the lines that he understands he's upset.
Fan of his what?
@@itachi4634 meaning I’m a fan of his. How is that not clear? 😂
Hi Antonio,
In the Spanish world people are named using father's last name and also mother's maiden last name, because women don't lost their family name after marriage.
Thus, Leinier holds his father's last name (Domínguez) as his first last name followed by his mother's last name (Pérez) Leinier doesn't have middle name. Capablanca did have middle name (Raul) because his full name was: José Raúl Capablanca y Graupera (second last name, taken from his mother)
When women are married, they can add her husband last name after her own two last names to show that they are already in a married status. For example: A woman name at birth Olga Pérez Blanco married a man named Antonio Dominguez Corzo, then she can imtroduce herself in society circles as Olga Pérez Blanco de Dominguez, showing this way that she married a man with Dominguez as his last name.
On the other hand, every time you see in the Spanish language a tilde (é) on any bowel, it means that there is the strong syllable, where the strong pronunciation sound falls. So, Domínguez is pronounced with the strongest sound on (mín) in the same way Pérez is pronounced using the (Pé) as the syllable where the strongest sound is located. So far you are pronouncing Leinier's last name this way (Perez) instead this one (Pérez) which is the correct one. See the difference?
I hope this short Spanish grammar lesson could help.
Yeah, thanks, that helps a little. I was a little confused by the way they use different parts of his name to identify him.
This is an excellent comment!!!
#pronunctiation #spanish #suggestion
How many names do you need 😂
@@ChessJourneyman Picasso's full name was Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano María Remedios de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz Picasso
Crazy ending. You were dead on saying he could see the future, what a way to end it
Enjoying Agadmator's videos for years now! After a big day at work, I relax by watching a few videos. Thank you so much for your chess channel! :)
I remember when his movies wasn't so professional as he is now ... For sure he put a lot of work in it. Great work, agad
Alireza’s 200 bullet games during the candidates are finally paying off
Ali Reza, Gukesh, Pragg, Abdulsaturov,.... The new guard is quickly forming on the horizon.
The latter 3 are not even a tenth of alireza. Praggs greatest achievement is beating magnus in rapid and getting joint 2nd in ftx crypto cup. Hes not even 2700 in classical. Gukesh had that great run but he hasnt played in a super GM tournament,and super GM tournaments are a whole different story. Abdudattorov won the rapid championship,which is amazingly impressive,and definitely the greatest accolade that any of the last 3 won,but again,no big tournaments. Alireza has gotten secodn in consecutive norway chess tournaments, second to the GOAT. He is a monster in blitz,thoroughly outclassed the 2750 field in rapid and blitz,got second in the zagreb rapid and blitz,won the grand swiss,3000 PR in the european team championship,and ofc,2800 younger than magnus. Hes far ahead
@@niranjanrajesh1058 thanks for that. No one is comparing them to Ali Reza. Forming on the horizon denotes taking their places in the future of chess. Apparently too subtle.
@@niranjanrajesh1058 That's a little harsh. Everybody progresses at different rates. While Alireza is better today (in fact I consider him the most 'naturally' gifted player in a long long time), the Indian quartet is steadily improving. Youngest this and youngest that mean nothing. Ali, Gukesh, Pragg, Nihal, Arjun, Nodirbek, Esipenko and Keymer is the next top 8 in my opinion. Ali has a considerable margin in speed chess, but in classical I believe they are closer than what ratings suggest.
@@sanjubs3830 Pragg isn't even worthy of cleaning Alireza's jock strap.
@@NawfalHasan no,they arent closer than what ratings suggest. I dont think you understand why the rating system exists,its main purpose is so that people can see who's stronger than who. We're not comparing two people who are 10 elo points away,we're comparing a difference of 50-60 points,and only alireza has played in huge classical tournaments,none of the others have. And as someone who rooted for nihal,and hails from the same state in india,nihal isnt coming close unless he has a sudden surge which is unlikely. First of all he is still around 2650 and has been for a long time,these are the years when you need to improve,you wont see huge improvements after teenage years are over.
Medo is making chess popular. Thanks, Medo.
Wow, Alireza beat that professional killer from the Bourne Identity. Impressive.
😂
Jesus. Alireza went buck wild. Insane play by Alireza. Absolutely killer.
Wow what a player he's becoming.
That is why Magnus Carlsen, that he will not defend his title unless Ali Reza is candidate champion.
@@doublegameghy1684 yeah but in the classics he was destroyed
Hope he qualifies for next candidates and becomes world champion
Who? Agadmator?
@@reubenstewart7995 haaha, no. I mean Alireza
@@reubenstewart7995 how did u get to agadmator brooo
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Alireza Firouzja is a genius. He thinks very, very fast. I think it will break all blitz records
No wonder Carlsen thought Firouzja was the only one worth playing.
what an amazing sequence to close out this game
Thank you Matori Gade, really quick upgrades and good comments!
Appreciate the shout-out for the lichess opponent you played and thank you for bringing dignity to the social element of chess.
Alireza leapfrogged 2700 to 2900 in blitz with an unbelievable 100 rating points in a single tournament obliterating Hikaru’s almost 60 pts to stay at #1
Thanks, Agad for always reenacting better. Yes, this is the height of reenacting. The very apex of it.
When you said "I don't know what I am saying" it cracked me up so much. And now, I see why I love your videos(I don't think I have missed any).
Like; Who goes to open the door for a dog in the middle of a video.. and not edit that part out? Only you Sir. And, I love all of it.
Geeze that’s was a Thor’s hammer crashing down on black. Go Alireza
In the chess world all I hear is Alireza Alireza Alireza. What a player at 19 years old.
Which is why he's going to play for the WCC in the coming weeks.
Great vid as normal! It's refreshing to hear you talk of losing games and acknowledging your opponent. A little different from some chess streamers eg 'I beat 10,000 GM's with this gambit' or those who's voice goes up an octave with every move :)
Antonio, I have been following you for years and years. The quality of your English has become truly, truly breathtaking. I would estimate you speak better English than 95% of Americans. (Seriously.) That said, you actually made a tiny error today. We don't say ''arised.'' Instead, we say ''arose.'' Keep up the wonderful work. As someone who is studying a Slavic language (it's hard!), I have no idea how you became so incredibly proficient in advanced English.
THIS IS WHY ANTONIO'S CHANNEL IS THE BIGGEST CHESS CHANNEL IN THE WORLD; HE'S NOT A SUPER GM, BUT IF HE WAS ONE, HE WOULD BE BY FAR MOST LIKEABLE ONE EVER! SO DOWN TO EARTH, SO POLITE, PRONOUNCES NAMES BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE ON RUclips PERIOD AND HE IS FUN TO WATCH ON TOP OF EVERYTHING!
You are a fantastic youtuber !
That checkmate sequence is like the king and queen dancing
8:45 Why isn't the title 'Alireza teleports a piece/bishop' ? Or 'Alireza discovers new bishop move' ?
Since Alireza has moved to France he is improving his chess a lot. I like the way he plays, it's fun to watch
Dude, his improvement rate was same if not higher when he was in iran. This is just an improvement as time goes on and he studies chess
He s a young kid growing and improving just as for example indian kids are improving withought going to france
I think his rate of improvement has been significantly impacted by Magnus Carlsen calling him out as the next world champion.
I don’t think his location has affected him as much as what Magnus said.
THE YOUNG FRENCHMAN.
It’s amazing Alireza won this, with both knights at the sides of the board at one point
8:05 smoothly lost train of thought
As I can't comment on chess, I'll do it on naming: Leinier is Cuban but they use the same customs as here in Spain so, to make things quick, there's no "middle name". There's a name and two surnames, the first one is the first one from the father and the second one is the first one of the mother(*).
This can get complicated, as one could have two names (or even more, though I think now you can't have more than three or four by law) and therefore there are four words. Check Picasso's full name or members of the Royal Family (current or past) as these will surely have quite the name.
And with surnames, there are "composed ones" which means they are two surnames that become one by joining them together with a dash.
There's also the option of writing them down with a "y" (which means "and") between the first one and the second one, or having a "de" ("of", like "van" in Duch or "von" in German) or "del" or "de la" (van der - von der).
Yes, things may get complicated, but when it comes to referring to someone like it's done here, there's actually no official rule, however, using just the name is quite informal while the formal way would be using the first surname or both. Using only the second surname is possible but it tends to happen only when there's more than one person with the same first one or the first surname is "too common" and the second one is "rarer". Here, both surnames are absolutely common (like most surnames that end with "-ez") so it wouldn't make sense, but if the case were "Domínguez Carlsen", this being a rarer surname in Spanish (as it actually isn't Spanish) it wouldn't be "wrong" referring him as just "Carlsen", just not the usual.
Thank you for your videos.
(*)This has been the way in Spain for centuries until a few years ago, now both parents decide whose first surname comes first for their children. Once they've decided for the first one, that remains the same for any other child they may have.
Girlfriend walked in and said "I thought you already knew how to play chess, why are you watching?" You're so adorable babe
The more I study Alireza the more I feel convinced he is a second Bobby Fischer.
Him and Bobby both finished 6th in the Candidates as teenagers. Carlsen was also a teenager when he lost to Aronian in the quarterfinals of the Candidates. He's certainly on that path but the young Indians and Uzbekis aren't going to make it easy for him.
The more I study Alireza, the more I don't care for him. I mean, this guy is a real jerk!
@@jestice75 he's 19. A lot of guys are jerks when they're teenagers
@@12jswilson The Uzbeks are also Iranian as Uzbekistan belonged to Iran until 150 years ago or so therefore Alireza knows their style of play. Some Indian young players are doing well but they are not the same class as Alireza.
@@kevinwellwrought2024 What a weird thing to say lol. Uzbekistan belonged to USSR till 1991 and they have Russified surnames. Does that make them Russian too? They're definitely more Soviet than Irani if you're gonna make that comparision though.
Uzbeks are Uzbeks and just because it belonged to Iran 150 years ago doesn't mean ' Alireza knows their style of play. '. How do you guys even derive such conclusions lmao.
Finegold's Theorem "Never play f6"
Finally the 250 !! game prep is unleashed
Funny, I watch your video to warm up for blitz/rapid games
It seems like Alireza can play anything in the opening and still win.
The English is good it's not "anything"
honesty ...... i like his honesty and he always encourages talent i like that
Incredible game... Thanks, Agadmator!!
Great video, just finished watching it
I think Alireza expected himself to win the candidates, since his favorite player is Bobby Fischer and because of Magnus' comments that he would only play if he won, and seeing how he lost and didn't give a special performance kind of discouraged him and he played subpar for his standards afterwards.
But he has since recovered and he is gaining track again to be another New Champion.
Huge pressure
I wanted Fabi to win the candidates.do u think Ali could beat all the Indian players if they make the candidates.
My friend said that Fabi had a winning position against Carlson in one game in their last championship but Carlson ended up drawing it.my friend said if Fabi won that game he'd probably be world champion.they had 12 draws in a row
How about Dubov
I want to see a Carlsen x Alireza blitz match. Would be awesome
they have already played one.
@@markmark8545 I want to see a Carlsen x Alireza blitz match. Would be awesome.
Agadmator, have you seen what Magnus said about your channel on Lex podcast?! Great stuff
"This is what I meant, when I said what I said" Agadmator 2022
Seeing Alireza play exciting chess reminds me of Dubov 😪 we miss Dubov
What happened to dubov?
@@playboiclay3114 he sorta retired from competitive chess .. not entirely but he rarely competes in high level tourneys these days. last tournament he joined was World Rapid and Blitz championship, and he didnt do very well either.
@@playboiclay3114 i think it has to do with the war or some personal issues I'm not sure
"Yeah I don't know what I'm saying" you're so awesome and real Antonio
This is what I like about Alireza's play he tries to destroy you.
The position at 9:24 is absolutely brutal
Congratulations
I wondered what would have happened if Magnus played
Congrats once More.
You should have used this quote: "Imagine the world where you are above 2900 and you are not the number one" By Alireza :D
Alireza isn't even worthy of cleaning Hikaru's jock strap.
That's why Magnus only wants to play against the Chosen one!
Alireza keeps improving, its incredible. Also, it's Leinier Domínguez Pérez, Pérez has the accent in the first syllable doMINguez PErez.
I think you can just call him Leinier the Loser.
The youngest 2900 rated player in any time format in chess history.
It's been fun seeing Alireza play the English opening in this tournament, it's quite rare from here but it's amazing how despite that the games have still worked out to be super sharp in a very Alireza style. I felt so sorry for Leinier though - he spent 2 days getting farmed by everybody and then ends his tournament facing Alireza.
#suggestion Dominguez Perez, Leinier vs. Levon Aroinian in round 17 of saint Louis rapid and blitz.
Very exciting game featuring a piece sac and a king walk
What a way to finish a tournoment. It is as if Perez tried to confuse Alireza by closing positions with pawn moves but did not anticipate getting checked with queen on the back rank and then see his position get totally gutted. Outch.
Amazing game. Those bishops at the end
Well, well, well. If it isn't another video from Agadmator, (Henrik) Carlsen's favorite chess youtuber.
#Suggestion Please show Praggnananda Vs Aram Hakobian, in the Dubai open 2022. Brilliant bishop sacrifice by Praggu in the End game with a pawn down and almost no time on the clock and yet getting a win.
Alireza’s play is amazing, and a 107 point increase, the next world champion ??!
2900 !! Demolished the entire field
Fabiano gives off super angry vibes, like he could walk into a store and slam the door behind him instead of holding it open, kinda vibes
Agad hello.thanks for great content. The standing was combined of rapid and blitz. 18 points from 9 rapid games, each game 2 points and 18 points from 18 blitz games. Each game 1 point.
Imagine how good you have to be, to beat Naka in rapid and blitz tournament and to win by 5 points Ahead. Truly spectacular!
#suggestion {Miniature Alert}
Erigaisi Arjun vs Muradli Mahammad
Dubai Ches festival,, Only 20 moves
PRAGG AND ALIREZA will be future legends
It has been a long time since we had a Dubov game. Can we have some unheard symphonies? Thank you. #suggestion
Great attacking game! Seems so easy lol!
Super star 💫 alireza! 🤩
Beautiful finish.
I don’t know when or how but im almost certain that Alireza will be wc at some point in the future. Considering how young he is the other top players will eventually step down. The only thing in his way is himself and possible new great players.
I see prag getting close to him but few else if any
One of my favorite of all time
Perfect analysed,love this game,love this channel,….
alireza handsome boy
It would be fun to see Alireza doing puzzle rush.
I love those teleporting moves.
Jesus Crist what a game!!!!!!!
Crown Alireza now - The Persian King.
It's possible his last name is "Dominguez Perez". It's very common in latin culture to take both the mother and father's last name, or a portion of it. I have heard of last names that include 4+ family names.
# The English is the strongest I suppose, that's why AlpaZiro also always open with the English or always transpose to the English variations.
I am proud of you Agadmator.
Beautiful
Agadmator is a gentleman and a scholar
at 7:44 why not pawn push to fork knight and rook?
#suggestion
You can try showing the times the players have on every move under their name. This will give another perspective on the game.
#suggestion Arjun Erigaisi vs Mahammad Muradli, Dubai Open 2022 Round 5.
Who would have thought the English opening could be so powerful? Is it because it anticipates the Sicilian and preemptively parries it?
Alphazero loved the english so..............
Please show players current ratings as well .
“ I don’t know what I’m saying…” Agadmator is the greatest.
Magnus Carlsen yesterday said on a big podcast I think Lex Freedman ,Agadmator is the best chess Podcaster, after his father showed him your commentary! You couldn't ask for a greater endorsement!
Indeed!
Share some dubai open viedos
would love some video's on Nodirbek Abdussatarov. the next champion
Agad, neither Domínguez nor Perez are Middle names. In Spanish names, we have both last names, the father's and the mother's.
And now I know what it takes to get a shout out. 😆😆