Garry Kasparov Visits Bobby Fischer's Grave

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  • Garry Kasparov Visits Bobby Fischer's Grave
    On March 9th, 2014 - what would have been Bobby Fischer's 71 birthday, Garry Kasparov visited his grave in Selfoss, Iceland. It was a unique moment for chess, as the two, arguably the strongest chess players in history, never met and thus were never so close to each other. Chess.com was there to witness the moment and do a brief interview with Mr Kasparov.
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  • @vicx224
    @vicx224 8 років тому +2446

    Respect to Kasparov for showing this gesture!

    • @RaniaIsAwesome
      @RaniaIsAwesome 5 років тому +15

      These compliments to Kasparov's gesture are all well and good, but ask yourself - would Fischer have wanted this? Would Fischer have appreciated it? I can almost imagine the ghost of Fischer hunting Kasparov off the grounds.
      People say Fischer went off the deep end but in some ways Kasparov is just as bad now. Every day it's Putin conspiracy this, Putin conspiracy that. He is polar opposites to Fischer in politics and in life, the only thing he has respect for is his chess. It seems a bit like loving a woman for her beauty. Well, whether Kasparov gained something from this for himself or not is one thing, I don't accept that it's some glorious gesture he should be "respected" for, especially as he had the cameras on him and it could be all planned for publicity.

    • @somalipirate3291
      @somalipirate3291 5 років тому

      @@vivekbarnvasynanndi3439 hahahaha

    • @jimmysprinkle9666
      @jimmysprinkle9666 5 років тому +5

      @The Liquidator I've watched that part several times and I'm 90% sure the next word is "player", which if correct may be the only time in chess history that an immortal like Kasparov clearly believes that another legendary player was better than he. Interviewers try all the time to get this out of the greats to no avail, but Kasparov appears to put it in writing.

    • @Citadin
      @Citadin 3 роки тому +1

      @@RaniaIsAwesome absolutely, Kasparov was a hypocrite, he hounded Fischer in his late life and here he is trying to look magnanimous...

    • @annereilley4892
      @annereilley4892 3 роки тому +2

      Kasparov isn't worthy of being near that grave. He cheats in tournaments. He cheated against Judit Polgar and Nakamura. No respect for him.

  • @TrueEaglesFan
    @TrueEaglesFan 8 років тому +3837

    I hope someone as respectable does the same for Kasparov one day

    • @leerobbo92
      @leerobbo92 6 років тому +54

      Jeff Sol "A World Champion Karjakin would have been a misunderstanding. After all, all 16 World Champions, starting with Steinitz, are remarkable players, and our chess world is proud of them. It would have been very strange indeed if a player such as Karjakin had outplayed an opponent of Carlsen's class. For such a sensation the stars in heaven really need to be in a seriously unusual constellation."
      That was Kasparov after Magnus retained the World Championship title in December last year. That really doesn't sound like bad terms. When they split, they both said that they would remain in contact and occassionally train together.

    • @1001011011010
      @1001011011010 6 років тому +9

      leerobbo92 just recently they played quite the friendly tourney double blitz

    • @oscardavila8653
      @oscardavila8653 6 років тому +17

      Well, Kasparov is not Fischer so no, no one will do it.

    • @leerobbo92
      @leerobbo92 6 років тому +111

      Oscar Davila Kasparov is the only other player to have anywhere near as definitive a lead over his contemporaries as Fischer did, yet he did that for nearly 20 years compared to the 2 or 3 that Fischer did. It took nearly 15 years for anyone to top his rating, just like it took some 20 years for Kasparov to top Fischer, even with the advent of strong computers to help with training. Of course someone will, what an ignorant comment.

    • @Cod4Wii
      @Cod4Wii 6 років тому +123

      Carlsen

  • @martybishop6131
    @martybishop6131 7 років тому +2845

    The strongest player ever is visiting the grave of the greatest talent ever.......respect to both

    • @ex59neo53
      @ex59neo53 7 років тому +309

      Bobby Fischer had talent ,but also worked very hard to achieve his dream .

    • @zlsoypalomocojo1659
      @zlsoypalomocojo1659 7 років тому +15

      ex59neo53 exactly

    • @chaithika
      @chaithika 7 років тому +10

      exactly!

    • @crackawood
      @crackawood 5 років тому +207

      no one has ever been better than fischer at his best, and no one reigned like kasparov. the two greatest players ever.

    • @eltamin1966
      @eltamin1966 5 років тому +74

      hairy booty - I agree, the Fischer of 1971 and the Kasparow of the late 90s were probably the best players ever. I also rate the Carlsen of 2014 quite high. I wonder how the Lasker of 1900 would have performed today - let's say with a few months time of preparation with full access to all current chess databases . I guess he would also fare quite well, his talent was immense.

  • @owenivor
    @owenivor 10 років тому +1844

    If Fischer hadn't retired from competitive chess after winning the World Championship, sooner or later he would have played against a younger Gary Kasparov. And then sparks would have flew...

    • @euclideszoto997
      @euclideszoto997 9 років тому +86

      Didn't Karpov admit that at the time he didn't feel he could beat fischer then. Then after he won some pretty strong tournaments then he felt he was ready to play fischer as equal. I believe that Fischer would have beaten Karpov then but to let time go by as Karpov got stronger would have been a big mistake Fischer would have regretted if they had played but it is all heresay now.

    • @EGarrett01
      @EGarrett01 9 років тому +131

      Euclides Zoto
      The Fischer who crushed the candidates and beat Spassky was not Fischer at his peak either. Chess players historically have their best performances in their mid-to-late 30's. Fischer's greatest domination would have been around 1979-1984.

    • @HenryMcGuinnessGuitar
      @HenryMcGuinnessGuitar 9 років тому +19

      The Liquidator Well Fischer - if he'd held off his inner demons - might have faced both of them at some stage - and if Fischer had kept improving he'd have beaten both of them a few times. Eventually he'd lose of course.
      But then of course the development of the 2 Ks would have been different, having to face Fischer. Who knows how things would work out :)

    • @ksnooked5717
      @ksnooked5717 9 років тому +91

      The psychological pressure of playing Spassky in 1972 must have been tremendous. One needs to remember that it was during the 'Cold War', and that the Soviet Union had dominated Chess since the end of WWII; and they expected to continue to do so. Russian players were essentially professional, getting considerable funding from the State. Bobby Fischer was this 'wildcat' amateur taking on 'The Machine'.
      I believe that to continue to play Chess under that sort of psychological pressure would have been too much for most people.

    • @krumzakon633
      @krumzakon633 6 років тому +27

      I am pretty sure that Karpov and Kasparov would be beaten up. For one, Bobby style was equal to no style. He develop a strength to hit in the right moment...this is gift, talent, you name it. A truly genius of his time and among others have not been understood, nor accepted.

  • @hockyjocky4
    @hockyjocky4 8 років тому +1747

    Not only is Kasparov brilliant chess player that I look up to, turns out he's a gentleman as well.

    • @ZAOUWV
      @ZAOUWV 8 років тому +8

      Absolutely

    • @GoUtes92
      @GoUtes92 7 років тому +75

      Yes. Of course he means every word of what he says. Fischer was a chess idol for Kasparov. Thing is a lot of people made out the Fischer-Spassky match to be a part of the cold war but reality is it was only like that to the news and to people that don't really follow Chess. Kasparov admired the play of Fischer as a kid when Fischer was world champion. Chess is never about the nationality of the guy sitting on the other side of the table from you.

    • @rockyg147
      @rockyg147 7 років тому +11

      Well said Respect.

    • @ivanboesky1520
      @ivanboesky1520 7 років тому +2

      Yes. A great player and just as great a human.

    • @OberDesiah
      @OberDesiah 7 років тому +8

      I think he is a kind, nice man, and that is what matters for me. Politics aside.

  • @ilkerkurtalan106
    @ilkerkurtalan106 5 років тому +861

    No one notices Spassky . If he could reject Fischer's offer he would have won because of the rules . He's such a gentleman in my perspective

    • @toasterdestodes8034
      @toasterdestodes8034 3 роки тому +195

      Spassky also applauded Fischer for being defeated by him in style. Furthermore Spassky announced Fischer world champion without the slightest sign of grief in his voice.
      Never before and after I have seen a parting world chess champion showing such a great character.

    • @milksu
      @milksu 3 роки тому +104

      He wanted to play Fischer at his best. It really showed that he was a true sportsman who cared about the game more than anything. Respect to Spassky

    • @dominguezpereira1
      @dominguezpereira1 3 роки тому +10

      Totally agree with you.

    • @noneofyourbusiness6269
      @noneofyourbusiness6269 3 роки тому +19

      Also he played in the king's gambit, putting dubious but fun above solid and boring

    • @jumpingship3001
      @jumpingship3001 3 роки тому +14

      Spassky understood and appreciated that he sat in front of the best ever, and so came the standing ovation and applause and we can say he did this for all of us.

  • @60smusicrules
    @60smusicrules 10 років тому +192

    Kasparov is very well spoken, and of course English is a second or third language for him.
    A few years ago he was on "Real Time" and just blew everyone away. So intelligent.

    • @lucillebonds4332
      @lucillebonds4332 4 роки тому +1

      60smusicrules MOSTLY CHESS PLAYERS ARE GENIUS!!!

    • @jaironunez7196
      @jaironunez7196 3 роки тому +10

      He majored in English in the University...

    • @halildjencic1612
      @halildjencic1612 3 роки тому +3

      I’m very impressed and surprised, his English is almost perfect, I live in USA for almost 30 years and I have a heavier accent than him 😂

    • @garbour456
      @garbour456 3 місяці тому

      He command of English is still nothing compared to his command of Chess

  • @thailakhampo
    @thailakhampo 7 років тому +250

    I went to his grave 2 years ago. Everything I could of thought, Kasparov said it.

    • @mo_reefy
      @mo_reefy 3 роки тому +2

      Thaïla Khampo could have* thought. No such thing as could of thought

    • @thailakhampo
      @thailakhampo 3 роки тому +12

      @@mo_reefy thank you. I speak 4 languages but my English is the third one. ;)

    • @MonaLisaFace
      @MonaLisaFace 3 роки тому +1

      I guess you could say he thinks a few moves ahead huh ? :)

  • @drumcircler
    @drumcircler 10 років тому +169

    Kasparov reveres the history of the game. Respect.

    • @WhereJohnFrum
      @WhereJohnFrum 10 років тому +3

      Agreed. And I'm with you on the red A in your pic.

  • @mohamedmiskin5415
    @mohamedmiskin5415 8 років тому +1080

    Garry Kasparov is truly gentlemen.

    • @barracuda7018
      @barracuda7018 8 років тому +31

      +Mohamed Shire And a great champion and fantastic guy, always appreciate others and never belittles anyone..

    • @AlexisPoulos
      @AlexisPoulos 7 років тому +5

      classic mixes He hated the jews & became Christian.

    • @sv1201
      @sv1201 7 років тому +3

      He could call the Jews whatever he wanted. The fact is both of his parents were Jewish. That makes him devil, too, then.

    • @mikesmith6838
      @mikesmith6838 7 років тому +5

      On the contrary, Fischer as a person was a complete asshat.

    • @kingcurry6594
      @kingcurry6594 6 років тому +15

      @viking lover
      Take your nazi shit somewhere else, you ignorant fuckwit.
      Kasparov, like Fischer, was not raised as a jew. He was Jewish on his father's side but was not raised Jewish, never practised and he eventually became a Christian. To be Jewish, your mother must be Jewish, so he is not. Fischer was Jewish in theory, but was not raised as a jew and became a Christian, as did Kasparov.
      And what does it matter? There are good and bad people in every religion and ethnic group. The only people who are universally evil are racists like you.

  • @centuriondebadajoz
    @centuriondebadajoz 2 роки тому +104

    I feel sorry for Bobby, he suffered a lot, i think he was a good man, maybe you think he was crazy, but this world is full of hate, violence, injustice... he knew it and he couldnt accept it. Thats all. Rest in peace Bobby

    • @scoobydoo7275
      @scoobydoo7275 Рік тому +7

      He too became a voice of hatred

    • @1594simonsays
      @1594simonsays Рік тому

      @@scoobydoo7275jew industries ruined america do research

    • @zzzzxxxx341
      @zzzzxxxx341 10 місяців тому +2

      Bobby is a very intelligent man, he knows what he was talking about. It's the truth, let's go!

    • @littlemulberryleaf1983
      @littlemulberryleaf1983 9 місяців тому +3

      bobby was an anti semite too, I truly feel sorry for him

    • @1594simonsays
      @1594simonsays 9 місяців тому +5

      @@littlemulberryleaf1983 im sure he doesn’t care at all about your phony sympathy

  • @hcoonamatata9250
    @hcoonamatata9250 8 років тому +88

    That sort of makes up for never having the two greatest minds of chess playing against each other, thank you for being such a gentleman Mr Kasparov, RIP Robert J Fischer

    • @oldmangaming6620
      @oldmangaming6620 8 років тому +2

      +HCOONa Matata I'm pretty sure Fisher wouldn't have wanted him to visit! Kasparov represents what Fischer despised the most on this planet!

    • @JorgechavezSan
      @JorgechavezSan 8 років тому

      +Benasr Haylem ikr

    • @LunnarisLP
      @LunnarisLP 5 років тому +2

      @@oldmangaming6620 pretty sure Kasparov does not represent america or the jews, so that makes no sense lol.

  • @1AirStreamDriver1
    @1AirStreamDriver1 3 роки тому +70

    Gary expresses his thoughts every bit as brilliantly as he plays chess.

  • @luatala8008
    @luatala8008 3 роки тому +46

    Lots of respect to Kasparov for taking off his hat even with the snow falling before standing in front of the grave

  • @larissastevenson3720
    @larissastevenson3720 4 роки тому +32

    If I went there, I would just break down in tears, I actually teared up watching this video. I still cannot believe that he is really gone. RIP Bobby Fischer, I wish I could have shaken your hand.....

    • @trobertw
      @trobertw Рік тому

      Why?

    • @TrevorParsnips
      @TrevorParsnips Рік тому +3

      ​@@trobertw why not? Shaking stuff is fun, I like shaking stuff.

    • @S.D.323
      @S.D.323 Місяць тому

      he was a supporter of the 9 11 attacks and a huge anti semite

  • @LANorm
    @LANorm 3 роки тому +22

    His remarkable command of English and his pure intelligence make for a very engaging personality. And he has a profound appreciation of Bobby's impact on the game.

  • @leffnic
    @leffnic 9 років тому +67

    Thanks for uploading this video. The two greatest chess players of all time, Kasparov at the grave of Bobby. Very touching, hearing Kasparov talking about Bobby in this way, with great respect en sense.

  • @joseroman1385
    @joseroman1385 6 років тому +4

    Kasparov is a great man for being a gentleman and kind.Greetings from Puerto Rico

  • @AjeetSingh-xq4yb
    @AjeetSingh-xq4yb 3 роки тому +21

    There is something uniquely beautiful about visiting the grave of a great man, by a great man of his own (Kasparov) and all whilst it is snowing.

  • @ballzdeep5489
    @ballzdeep5489 Рік тому +22

    I never new Kasparov was so humble. A true diplomat for the game of Chess.

  • @deanmartin6682
    @deanmartin6682 8 років тому +15

    Garry is a genius himself...a man of fine character....sad that Bobby did not have a family...children...a happy life...RIP

    • @sjbelew9204
      @sjbelew9204 8 років тому

      Actually, he had a wife and a supposed child.

  • @zolnsalt
    @zolnsalt 7 років тому +45

    Pretty Cool that he visited his grave...And nothing but nice things to say...

  • @chessloverontwitch
    @chessloverontwitch 9 років тому +271

    This is a great champion! A man, who can recognize the achievements of other great champions with a sincerity of tone. Garry Kasparov is a tremendous person, and quite simply the strongest chess player of all time. Hats off in tribute to him!

    • @edherndzx
      @edherndzx 9 років тому +1

      Jimmie Beatty Kasparov sounds very sincere; however, Magnus Carlsen is the strongest player of the world. Who cares, both are great.

    • @michaelbonds6881
      @michaelbonds6881 9 років тому +2

      kit kitty Carlsen is being fed chess positions by experienced grandmasters and computer analysis. Players like fischer, tal, capablanca and Kasparov didn't help by computers. So I consider Carlsen to be above average

    • @chessloverontwitch
      @chessloverontwitch 9 років тому +4

      You probably dont even play chess. Kasparov was honoring fischer for.his achievements.in chess which paved a way for promoting the game. Nobody frankly cares what you think about your paranoid views. He didnt even have to.fly to iceland or spend time to commemorate his predecessors. Kasparov had a respect.for the game of chess and his monumental writings on his predecessors (not just fischer) is about 3000-4000 pages of proof

    • @barracuda7018
      @barracuda7018 8 років тому +2

      +Jimmie Beatty I fully agree with that statement.. Kasparov is an amazing personality.. But I could also say the same for Karpov.. Both great guys and champs always respectful for others.

    • @harrysbleton7174
      @harrysbleton7174 8 років тому

      +Jimmie Beatty turn down for what!!!!

  • @claytonbenignus4688
    @claytonbenignus4688 3 роки тому +12

    After all of the grief Fischer dished out to Kasparov while he was World Champion, Kasparov has proven himself a class act.

  • @danwrc
    @danwrc 4 роки тому +17

    Bobby was the only real chess master. No chess player repeated his victories. Eternal respect for the fischer

  • @WARRENBUFETT
    @WARRENBUFETT 5 років тому +19

    After seeing this video, I now respect Kasparov more than ever before. It's easier to be a great chess player than to have great character. Kasparov has a great heart.

  • @longhaulblue
    @longhaulblue 3 роки тому +20

    Respect to Kasparov for his humanity and generosity.

  • @davidnajor2222
    @davidnajor2222 8 років тому +78

    Kasparov is not only perhaps the greatest chess player in recorded history, but is also a great historian. He has a major passion for history, and a phenomenal grasps of the significance of the events, in the possible outcomes that may have followed if fate had gone the other way. But my deepest respect for him comes from the fact that he is a decent human being, and a person who has managed to overcome even that of his own great success in life, even despite his driving ego. Many others in chess and otherwise, are not able to do that.

    • @peterbedford449
      @peterbedford449 7 років тому +2

      Although I respect his chess, his personality and his flair as a person, Kasparov is not a respected historian. He does good work in political activism though with respect to modern day Russia.

  • @westsidebilling
    @westsidebilling 5 років тому +3

    This was a really nice gesture. Kasparov did a good thing in coming here. Thank You Garry.

  • @22tango79
    @22tango79 3 роки тому +6

    Thank you Mr. Kasparov for your work, your thoughtful perspective, for everything. You inspire.

  • @thearchangel9835
    @thearchangel9835 3 роки тому +9

    When a Legend pays respect to another Legend, what a Legendary feeling that gives you!...🙏

  • @cucurulo1945
    @cucurulo1945 10 років тому +13

    GREAT!! Kasparov! you are becoming a well rounded inspiring Chess leader and more. What you appreciated about the Great Fischer's career and the way you said it was simply touching.

  • @adityachakraborti5712
    @adityachakraborti5712 8 років тому +11

    kasparov... you sir are a gentleman beyond compere

  • @Indureiner
    @Indureiner 3 роки тому +3

    Beautiful and respectful words which reflects back on Garry Kasparov also. Many could learn from this generous gesture.

  • @jamessanborn3043
    @jamessanborn3043 5 років тому +2

    Thanks Gary, for a class tribute to Bobby Fischer, and Chess.com. 😊❤️

  • @joeyee8438
    @joeyee8438 5 місяців тому +1

    What a great tribute from one chess immortal to another! I grew up watching Bobby blaze his trail in chess from Brooklyn to Reykjavik…

  • @dass9999
    @dass9999 8 років тому +11

    thnk u Kasparov fr ur kindness

  • @dangerriff8304
    @dangerriff8304 7 років тому +13

    Garry you Sir are the Man, my honest respect!

  • @ikkap5877
    @ikkap5877 7 років тому +12

    Pure sportsmanship...🎖

    • @MrK623
      @MrK623 3 роки тому

      He touched a piece in a game against Polgar, and then moved a different piece.
      So much for that theory.

  • @isuckatthisgame
    @isuckatthisgame Рік тому +3

    Garry Kasparov is a good, humble guy with two feet on the ground. Respect.

  • @whatislifebuttheenjoymento3405
    @whatislifebuttheenjoymento3405 6 років тому +7

    Damn i almost cried.. how kasparov was staring at the grave he was like the man Here made some great moves in chess history.

  • @abualtamash
    @abualtamash 8 років тому +30

    tears fell from my eyes... :'-(

  • @adflicto1
    @adflicto1 10 років тому +12

    2 of the greatest chess players finally met, my dream has come true... :)

  • @sanjeevkhurana6628
    @sanjeevkhurana6628 4 роки тому +7

    Even though fishcer hated Kasparov
    Kasparov visited his grave
    This guy is a very gentle man

    • @bleepbleep5245
      @bleepbleep5245 3 роки тому +1

      Kasparov was running for FIDE president at the time ... Just my 2 cents

    • @zippydodahquirk9039
      @zippydodahquirk9039 3 роки тому

      Its all for the cameras

    • @Hertic50
      @Hertic50 4 місяці тому

      When did fischer said he hated kasparov

  • @mcewanschampion
    @mcewanschampion 9 років тому +21

    Well said Gary.

  • @user-ip1vk8rx3q
    @user-ip1vk8rx3q 2 роки тому +4

    *R.I.P Bobby Fischer ☆*

  • @wallywombat5829
    @wallywombat5829 3 роки тому +1

    Very nice of you to pay a. Visit to fischer's grave a true legend and gentleman you are. I myself. Consider you the best but bobby deserves respect for his hard work to achieve his place at the top. Have a good one Gary!!

  • @kabuginjimu8573
    @kabuginjimu8573 2 роки тому +6

    RIP Bobby Fischer...we will always miss you.

  • @andrewmays3988
    @andrewmays3988 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you Gary Kasparov for your decency, humanity and quintessential example of a true gentleman. This world needs more people like you!!!😇

  • @denisceballos9745
    @denisceballos9745 3 роки тому +7

    Well said by Garry Kasparov. He is such a great ambassador for the world of chess.

  • @raccoonskunk2788
    @raccoonskunk2788 5 років тому +1

    A lovely and thoughtful tribute!

  • @michaele7797
    @michaele7797 3 роки тому +2

    Match Fischer-Spassky, one of the greatest moment in history

  • @benassamuilis1841
    @benassamuilis1841 8 років тому +16

    It is very kind of Garry Kasparov. Courageous and honest man. Indeed, the two strongest players in the chess history met here at this modest place in Selfoss, Iceland. It is pity and shame that the greatest chess player Fisher didn't have possibility to have eternal rest in his motherland

    • @LunnarisLP
      @LunnarisLP 5 років тому

      Considering how much he hated america and how much america hated I'm pretty sure he wouldn't consider it too much of a shame.

    • @badcornflakes6374
      @badcornflakes6374 3 роки тому

      @@LunnarisLP Still his home

  • @NIKOLAP7
    @NIKOLAP7 4 роки тому +8

    Fischer was controversial person, but a brilliant talent. His achievements in chess left a huge mark that should not be erased.

  • @billdiaz3041
    @billdiaz3041 3 роки тому +2

    Two brilliant Chess Masters who have never met, finally meet! RIP Bobby!

  • @Unknown-tf2yb
    @Unknown-tf2yb 3 роки тому +5

    Great gesture by Legend himself to pay his tribute and acknowledge great contributions made by Bobby for chess.

  • @prshntkmr173
    @prshntkmr173 6 років тому +189

    Robert fischer is the best chess player ever and is the reason that i started playing chess
    He is a legend

    • @morten1975dk
      @morten1975dk 4 роки тому

      He is a legend indeed,, good with bad..... I myself started to play when i saw the lewis chessmen for the first time..

    • @TheDataArchitect
      @TheDataArchitect 4 роки тому +2

      I am not a good chess player but i love to watch bobby games, is he better than Magnus?

    • @mrskinszszs
      @mrskinszszs 4 роки тому +14

      @@TheDataArchitect If he had come up in the same generation of Magnus, most likely. People have estimated he'd be somewhere around a 3000 FIDE rating in this era. Of course this is just speculation, but seeing his strength as a player back then, without any outside help, it's probable.

    • @TheDataArchitect
      @TheDataArchitect 4 роки тому +1

      Kolby K you know I love to talk about Fischer. And no wonder I believe he had photographic memory. Thats amazing. I am bad at visualizing chess moves in head😭

    • @Maximilian-Robespierre
      @Maximilian-Robespierre 3 роки тому +6

      You Americans knew Bobby Fischer as the best because of US propaganda of the cold war. The rest of the world knew Karpov and then Kasparov as the best players, simply because they where better.

  • @1981lashlarue
    @1981lashlarue 7 років тому +6

    I would have loved to see a matchup between Kasparov and Fischer. Sadly, it never happened. Arguably the two best players ever.

  • @bobsyoruncle4583
    @bobsyoruncle4583 Місяць тому

    Garry is a sensitive, caring guy. His sadness for Fischer's passing, and for what might have been but never was, is obviously sincere and heart felt.

  • @sliceserve234
    @sliceserve234 3 роки тому +1

    Beautiful video, and Garry's words hit the mark.

  • @booris31
    @booris31 9 років тому +34

    Kasparov, Tal, cAPABLANCA, kARPOV AND Bobby BEST OF ALL TIMES

    • @wildlysuccessfulchristians
      @wildlysuccessfulchristians 9 років тому +5

      No love for Botvinnik?

    • @ChessdumyTV
      @ChessdumyTV 9 років тому +2

      Parker Jennings Yeah, and what about Rubinstein and Grunfeld?

    • @peterhardie4151
      @peterhardie4151 7 років тому +6

      Ivan Moreno Alekhine, Anand, Carlsen.

    • @user-ln2ym7cn8k
      @user-ln2ym7cn8k 6 років тому +4

      Paul Morphy

    • @L2ggs
      @L2ggs 5 років тому +2

      @@peterhardie4151 anand is trash please dont compare him to these great players

  • @johnbaker7102
    @johnbaker7102 3 роки тому +15

    The second greatest Chess player paying respects to the greatest Chess player. Amazing

    • @BinaryRex18
      @BinaryRex18 2 роки тому +3

      The greatest chess player paying respects to the third greatest...

  • @matheo1231
    @matheo1231 2 роки тому +1

    Its so great to see kasparov respecting Fischer and saying these things. Although Fischer had said some rude comments to Kasparov.

    • @electronwave4551
      @electronwave4551 2 роки тому

      When Fischer got onto a subject and he thought he was not being taken seriously, he would go overboard, which only weakened his argument. He needed to realise that sometimes reducing the psychological pressure can be just as effective.

  • @jamesebola1250
    @jamesebola1250 7 років тому +2

    Very nicely done sir. Thanks.

  • @malakinbutobastos5644
    @malakinbutobastos5644 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks to UA-cam for allowing generations to be able to witness and analyze Bobby Fischer's games in a away that was never possible in 72

  • @user-tg5pp1mi8u
    @user-tg5pp1mi8u Рік тому +4

    Господи! Спасибо за этот ролик! Низкий поклон Боби Фишеру.помним его,помним это время.

  • @cashenjoe1
    @cashenjoe1 3 роки тому +2

    A beautiful tribute from a truly great man.

  • @Moronvideos1940
    @Moronvideos1940 5 років тому

    I vividly remember that match in 1972...It inspired me to be a player. Thank you Mister Kasparov....for your outpouring of sadness and respect....for all of us .....Thank you

  • @larissastevenson3720
    @larissastevenson3720 4 роки тому +3

    I respect Kasparov for doing this, he is such a gentleman!!

    • @MrK623
      @MrK623 3 роки тому +1

      He touched a piece in a game against Polgar, and then moved a different piece.
      So much for that theory.

  • @Randyrocker1
    @Randyrocker1 9 років тому +3

    That was a mighty fine gesture from a mighty fine man. They're both the epitome of highest rank that chess can bestow on a player, the title of Chess Grandmaster. Only the game lives on and those that gave it their all, will forever reflect its value, as one of the greatest gifts Mankind has ever had in its possession. A physical mental gym.

  • @CandiceJoergan
    @CandiceJoergan Рік тому

    Thank you for this Gary.

  • @elmapache1134
    @elmapache1134 3 роки тому +2

    Mr. Kaspárov, you are truly a gentleman. ♟

  • @ellisc.foleyjr9778
    @ellisc.foleyjr9778 3 роки тому +5

    As an avid Patzer, I have to give credit to Gary, for taking the time out of his busy schedule to pay his respects to Bobby. My connection to Bobby was that we were both born in the same year, a month apart. we both learned chess at the same age. But I stayed a patzer, and he became world champion!. I have utmost respect for both men. and what they did and do for chess. is commendable. God speed. Gary.

  • @hammondvoodoo9555
    @hammondvoodoo9555 6 років тому +4

    Fischer was the greatest chess player who has ever lived IMHO. The mixture of having access to advanced development in chess theory and his tremendous talent isn't surpassed by anyone today. Players who formed the top 10 after he left the chess world had been weaker than him for more than 20 years although they had access to all this even bigger knowledge by then. What this means in terms of talent and dedication is obvious. In the late 60ies/early 70ies a 2700 ELO-rating was as high as probably a 2820 ELO-rating in classical chess is today. Spasski as the no. 2 in the world was not far off 2700 then while Fischer scratched the 2800 rating - simply outstanding. Even today he would be among the top 10 chess players in the world if his peak-rating in 1971 is considered.

  • @tinsoldier5317
    @tinsoldier5317 4 роки тому

    Thank you for showing his grave site. I always wondered what the surroundings looked liked. Thanks.

  • @motoputz3201
    @motoputz3201 4 роки тому +2

    1972 was my baptism into chess, I can feel the excitement still to this day. it was a magical time

  • @ThanosSofroniou
    @ThanosSofroniou 10 років тому +196

    No matter how many bad and wrong things Fischer said about Kasparov, Kasparov put those things aside and praised Fischer for his chess.
    To me, if someone said so many nasty things about me, it would be difficult to show such respect to him, even if I know that he suffered from paranoid personality disorder.

    • @EGarrett01
      @EGarrett01 10 років тому +50

      Even at the height of his paranoid madness, Fischer said that Kasparov was a chess genius.

    • @VikingII
      @VikingII 9 років тому +53

      His paranoia wasn't a disorder, he was correct. He WAS being spied on repeatedly. He had a good reason for thinking what he did.

    • @michaelsshirt8046
      @michaelsshirt8046 9 років тому +4

      VikingII Lol, man, you are watched too, I guess ?

    • @EGarrett01
      @EGarrett01 9 років тому +31

      Viking is pointing out something relevant. Viktor Korchnoi confirmed that a lot of Fischer's paranoia about the Russians colluding against him was valid, and for a period of time they were actually using the purposeful draw strategy he accused them of using. The problem is that Fischer took that paranoia and sailed off into la-la land shortly after that...

    • @michaelsshirt8046
      @michaelsshirt8046 9 років тому +3

      EGarrett01 The reason could be simple: Fischer was by far the strongest in US beating all opponents (like 11:0 against Benko) but he could not beat Russians so easily and that made him mad and paranoid. Remember that he was not exactly nice guy in real life, I guess price for being genius, by the way that makes him alike with Kasparov which is also quite a scandalist.

  • @eulisesmoreno39
    @eulisesmoreno39 3 роки тому +6

    Good action Garry, very noble, good for the chess, good for the humanity, God bless you. Bobby, God bless you too, a great man, a great chess champion.

  • @larrynicholas9730
    @larrynicholas9730 3 роки тому +1

    Thank You...You made my Thanksgiving.

  • @MA_808
    @MA_808 3 роки тому +2

    Bobby was also one of the most glib, honest, funny, and charming persons ever to speak on the world stage. His story is epic with amazing highs and lows and filled with controversy and challenge and wonder. At least there are a lot of examples of his interviews on the Internet to enjoy so we can see how truly honest he was whether he was right or wrong he had the honesty to turn off his filter so we could hear a little bit of the inner workings of a great mind.
    Really, there are few in recorded history who have enabled us to see who they really are.
    RIP Bobby Fischer.

  • @brianriley8553
    @brianriley8553 3 роки тому +5

    Bobby Fischer without doubt the greatest and most inventive chess player of all time ! Thank you Bobby

  • @turnerthemanc
    @turnerthemanc 3 роки тому +3

    You dont see any of that frightening persona Kaspy had at the chessboard. He seems a genuinely nice guy.

  • @MrDlt123
    @MrDlt123 7 років тому +1

    What a great video. I respect Kasparov much more because of this video. He's a great player and a gentleman!

  • @redpapuangoblinredpapuango2755
    @redpapuangoblinredpapuango2755 5 років тому +1

    Its amazing that guys like Kasparov stayed sane after all the battles he been part of

  • @christophertaylor6178
    @christophertaylor6178 8 років тому +10

    I would like to say Garry Kasparov is not only perhaps the greatest chess player who ever lived at chess but also one of the most courageous humanitarian and defender of freedom as well as promoter of education that chess has ever seen; I have seen some of the horrible comments Bobbie stated about Kasparov. Yet as u can clearly see a very competitive man (Kasparov) shows mercy and compassion never said unkind personal attacks toward Fischer. In fact he goes to his grave in Iceland to pay tribute and honor Mr. Fischer . What class and what a man (Kasparov) . God bless u Garry and may God bless Bobbie Fischer may he rest in peace. Amen

    • @joebidenisapedophile
      @joebidenisapedophile 2 роки тому

      one of the most courageous humanitarian and defender of freedom as well as promoter of education is bobby fischer and he was persecuted for standing up for something unlike this kasparov who you seem to think of as a courageous person despite him being revered in all media which is owned and run by evil people

  • @filosofosintitulo6467
    @filosofosintitulo6467 4 роки тому +7

    I think that the Fisher's grave would be a gold bishop or somenthing.

  • @edpottinger849
    @edpottinger849 2 роки тому +2

    First learned of Bobby Fischer in grade 4 ,Bobby published a book on chess which I constantly studied and wrote in.What a brilliant man,my chess guru forever

  • @oswaldocaminos8431
    @oswaldocaminos8431 3 роки тому

    Beautiful music, beautiful! thanks a lot for it

  • @guesswho2206
    @guesswho2206 Рік тому +4

    *R.I.P Bobby Fisher ♕*

  • @FlexxVision
    @FlexxVision 3 роки тому +4

    Nice Move from Garry to give a visit on the grand master of all masters..

  • @geoycs
    @geoycs 3 роки тому

    Very glad to see this!

  • @zerodegrekelvin2
    @zerodegrekelvin2 3 роки тому

    So eloquently said by Mr. Kasparov, very sincere.

  • @juan.l3050
    @juan.l3050 3 роки тому +4

    *R.I.P Bobby Fischer 💐*

  • @herbertmische8660
    @herbertmische8660 3 роки тому +3

    Great, fantastic and immortal Bobby Fischer!!! Respect forever!!!

    • @mukeshbest9228
      @mukeshbest9228 3 роки тому

      💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧💧🌀Robert James Fischer...Is the Pioneer-Sole n Main Reason for the Popularity of Chess thru' out Planet Earth...1972 the Year when Fischer was on Pinnacle by Winning the World Chess Championship...I too was Inspired by His Exploits n Started Playing Chess...He's a One Man Army who took on the Might of the Russians n Prevailed to the Top of Chess Empire...Fischer's Inspiring a Generation of Chess Players n Masters Since n Shall Continue Including Garry Kasparov...A Wonderful Gesture by Garry to Pay HIs Respects at the Grave of Fischer n Make Excellent Comments on the Genius of Robert James Fischer...The Greatest Chess Grandmaster of All Time(s)...A Tribute to Robert James Fischer🔯10--10-2021 Monday 9.09 pm INDIA Time...JAI HO!💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧🌀💧

  • @mikestock969
    @mikestock969 5 років тому

    Thankyou Garry Kasparov For Motivating Me In My Chess Career.
    I learned to play chess at the age of 14. I'm 41 now, Garry Kasparov is a true world champion even though he lost his title a few years back. Bobby Fischer will always go down as the best of his time as well.

  • @gilbertrios5283
    @gilbertrios5283 Рік тому +1

    Rip Bobby Fischer! Thank you for a beautiful tribute Mr Kasparov. When it's all said and done history will remember you as one of the greatest Chess players ever!

  • @jgjgmaster7
    @jgjgmaster7 10 років тому +11

    Bobby will be missed :(

  • @mimibarn
    @mimibarn 10 років тому +32

    Fischer found happiness in his own way - only God will judge - may he rest in peace.

    • @KingoftheJuice18
      @KingoftheJuice18 3 роки тому +2

      I don't think he found happiness in this life. Tragically, he was angry, bitter, and paranoid. He became antisemitic, despite his own Jewish background, and saw enemies everywhere. It's truly sad, the case of a chess genius who was also mentally ill.

    • @mimibarn
      @mimibarn 3 роки тому +2

      @@KingoftheJuice18 Nobody understands why madness and genius are first cousins. It was extremely odd that a Jewish kid turned to anti-semitic bs. The red mother with whom he had a complex relationship didn't help and not having a secure upbringing ofcourse.

    • @KingoftheJuice18
      @KingoftheJuice18 3 роки тому +3

      @@mimibarn I'm sure there were many factors....I prefer to remember him for his chess contributions and the joy he brought to many through those.

    • @jingyitay6179
      @jingyitay6179 3 роки тому +1

      @@KingoftheJuice18 he's not jjewish. just a jew. he can be anti semitic all he wants because religions are fucked up and he saw the truth in that

    • @KingoftheJuice18
      @KingoftheJuice18 3 роки тому +1

      @@jingyitay6179 You have a lot to learn about history, religion, hatred...and Bobby Fischer.

  • @StewartMiles1
    @StewartMiles1 7 років тому

    Great video my friend. Respect.

  • @tuberme5790
    @tuberme5790 9 років тому +2

    Love Garry, Love Bobby. Thanks to both.