@@rockedthecrapout I think you should rethink that; Anatoly Karpov is by far the most prolific tournament champion in the world; he holds over 150 titles (!) while the second-best barely has 100 titles. That means, Karpov is 50% more prolific tournament player than anyone so far.
@@zvonimirtosic6171 how did he won more tournaments than Kasparov? When Garry was champion for a longer time? And 150 tournaments aren't 50% more than 100 it's 33% you fucking moron.
RockedThe/CrapOut If he had 200 titles it would be %100 more titles. By your idiotic calculation it would be %50. If he had 1000 titles it would be %900 more titles. By your dumbass calculation it would be %90.
Man, I saw the video + I'm from Russia so I could understand everything they say but still can't get it. Why is everyone saying he avenged Misha? He was really nice and offered him a draw multiple times. Misha started crying just because he's three years old upd: yeah i know its a meme thanks
@@alicetoniian7432 i think it's cause of the meme editted video where the dramatic music plays as karpov enters and misha just immediately starts crying
Karpov is one hell of a player in his days but he also teaches you how to behave as a chess player on and off the board. He appreciates talent and is never arrogant and I truly respect Karpov because of these great attributes.
Yeah, unlike Kasparov. When he played 12 year old Carlsen the match ended in a draw and he didn't even pay him a compliment or anything... he didn't even say hi to him when he got there.
When kasparov played karpov in 84 lost and in 80s he still had lower rating than fischer, so according to your theory he would have lost even though that's 12 years after and Fischer would have become a human chess machine if he still played. The data you referring is just a BS propaganda kasparov 3000 and Bobby 2600 . And yes he was in his prime when he lost to Kramnik he just his milestone rating what are you talking about? Kasparov would not have any any chance in today's chess, let alone Bobby Fishcer. He even thinks Karpov would have won against Fishcer. Why kasparov would not make it with great players and never win? Because he plays aggressive, and positional wins 10 out of 10, with that play( aggressive) because it allows room for mistakes and you can never play 100% good playing aggressive. Yet kasparov lost to Karpov again in early 90s. It's allright because one day you will realize they only played Soviet players, more or less they werea Soviet champions in my eyes not world champion. Until 92 they only played Soviet players. Then kasparov destroyed chess And played weak players. When chess became more international....,anyways if kasparov lost to deep blue because of human grand master than he was not worthy winning against other GMs. But that was not the case we all know engines can go higher than 3500 And no human mins can calculate over 1 bilion process moves ahead of time so it couldn't have been a GM. Magnus admits it is frustrating playing computers because he hates to loose. It whatever you say he is the most overrated player ever to win championship. Back then communist Soviets would have done anything to keep chess prestige even if it was cheating, pre arrangement on tournaments bribing etc. I am from a former communist cupntry. Party comes before family and God because you are tucked if you don't do what they say. Its funny because when communism collapsed it was only the former communists who became democratic spokesman and leaders supposebly they are anti communist. US tried same thing to control fischer but they couldn't becaus3 unlike ussr in US they have freedom regardless of what we the nosy racist Europeans say of them. Its funny we hate Americans and say how great Europe is when compared not realizing America is one country and Europe doesn't exist because it's a continent with30 countries that all hate each other to death. But yet we have more freedom and are better. US is a Jew country etc. Anyways kasparov the great lol.
i read the title as “karpov eaten by 13 year old” and was very surprised when the video turned out to be chess and not a kid eating an obscure type of fish
I was deeply impressed by Karpov's humility. He was so gracious about his loss considering that he was widely considered invincible before Kasparov. Even in defeat, he is a champion.
When Ksaparov was played to a draw by the 13yr old he stormed off and didn't even speak to him. Karpov was very encouraging and gracious. Maybe he wasn't ashamed because he was a child prodigy as well and understands. Also, Karpov certainly has nothing to be ashamed of. He was not training, not in competitive chess anymore, and in his 50's. It was just a fun match for him.
Well to be fair, as the video showed, Karpov walked off with a big frown on his face and not saying a word. The things he said later were to the camera when asked to comment, not to Carlsen.
He walked away with a very Pensive look, this is true. Probably mumbling to himself "Anatoly, you silly guy, you made a mistake at move xxx...." But, look at his face as he shakes Magnus hand. Although it is from a side angle, one may see that he is smiling broadly (as always) by looking at his cheekbone muscles at 1:17, they are very pronounced. Also at 1:18 you can see his smile as he turns his head.
you can't really see much, he was smiling of course but it was very brief less than a second of a handshake. And his overall posture after he walks away is just very telling of how stricken he is after being beaten by a very young IM.
Karpov is one of the true gentlemen of chess. I had the privilege of speaking w/ him briefly at the National Open several years ago. Doesn't have any of the arrogance or snarl that his great rival Kasparov has. Very positive and encouraging fella.
+Randy Bailin yeah the interview at the end which i assume was pretty much straight after the game shows how nice Karpov is. You lose at chess, even to someone obviously better than you, you generally feel annoyingly stupid; more than losing physical sport its an apparent direct insult to your intelligence and you just want to get out of there. Even more so when you expect to win. So to stay around and give a nice interview complimenting his child victor is nice. I guess with age comes relaxing... but he may have been just as nice when number 1 as well
+Randy Bailin Something I have been thinking about lately. It is possible I may come to consider Karpov as the best chess player of the time period 1973-2005. Although Kasparov was champion in the latter part of that time time, Karpov was either #1 or #2 during that entire span, much longer than Kasparov. And even when Kasparov was on top, it was still amazingly close. In one series, I believe that after 40 games, there was still no clear victor between them, and the tournament was halted by FIDE, and Kasparov retained the title because the tournament was terminated.
Karpov was SO generous. It's really nice to see his lack of ego (given that he was a former World Champ losing to a boy of 13). Mad props to Karpov. I imagine looking back now, he would be even less astounded with the loss.
Lol any e-dyott would do this, no greatness involved. NPCs have always this tendency to submit, to deify people for nothing, cause they know they themselves will never achieve anything in life. This behavior is truly pathetic, you should reflect on that.
He was beaten by a child. How else would he react? Everyone is talking about his humility in defeat, instead of recognising that a 13 year old child could beat a chess master.
Karpov is like that genius uncle in your family who you see once every 10 years during the holidays. You're fascinated to talk with him because he's so modest about everything he's achieved but to him it was routine as making breakfast.
I played a sensational game against Tommy (my cat) last week and lost. I couldn't believe it. I was distraught. I found out much later that he had been preparing to play me for months and had lessons from Geoffrey (my dog) who is a Grandmaster. I felt a bit better after that.
Magnus is incredible, i watched a video of him play against 10 Harvard Lawyers at the same time blind folded. That's not even the crazy part, not only did he win, one of the lawyers said he wish he wrote down all the moves to show his friends. Magnus simply wrote all the moves down for him. 10 Separate Games, Blindfolded and he was able to recall the entire match of one of them right off the bat
@@fakeuber8254 rich enough, you dont have to be smart. you just have to have money. I have an IQ above 160 and wont ever go to harvard. because im not born into a rich family. this is the reality. harvard is full of 100 - 130 IQ individuals. I guess some even lower than 100 - just because of money.
Karpov, the true gentleman and class act says, "He produces ideas". Even now, my chess ideas are. "I hope they miss that my queen is hanging....................sh*t."
The Russian system is very static.. essentially, memorize games like a computer. Magnus is very different and chess comes naturally to him, as if his brain is wired for that sort of game. There are some players like him in history, e.g Capablanca.
I hope they dont take my queen even though i moved it diagonally from their pawn and have no backup. I hope that they ignore my pawn going across the board because its my last piece (aside from king) and they are check mating me...
@@davidgutierrez3312 mhh kind of. Magnus has studied a LOT of chess, including memorising more than 10 thousands games. Out of the top 20 he is probably the chess player who has studied the most, he has an exceptional memory (memorised all the capitals and flags of the world at age 5) and of course he's a chess prodigy.
Ole Karpov got that twinkle in his eye after playing young Magnus. 2 geniuses crossing paths, one whose journey is ending and one whose journey is beginning. Karpov is pure class as always.
@@NetConsole there's a meme where a 3 year old russian boy chess prodigy named Misha was on a talk show. The host admitted he couldn't play chess, but invited Anatoly Karpov onto the show. Dark Souls music played while he was walking on the stage. Я приглашаю в эту студию 12 чемпион мера по шахматам международных гроссмейстер заслуженного мастера спорта СССР АНАТУЛИ КАРПОВА!
+richter75 What a pathetic mindset. Obviously you're wrong but good luck in the real world pal. Oh and loser is spelled with one O for future reference. Please spell correctly if you want to sound smart. You're = You are. Dumbass
+Poyraz It's simply "Norway." How can you misspell that? You cannot be an adult to society anymore. We're sending you back to the 1st grade, where you belong.
Generous comments by Anatoly Karpov about 13 year old Magnus Carlsen. It is a measure of Karpov's character that despite being defeated, he can still be generous in his praise.
Apart from the fact that kasparov had a superior skill on chess than karparov, but i do appreciate how humble karparov is since i never saw an interview of him and always imagined him being arrogant just like kasparov (hope i wrote that correctly since im not american)
Fischer and Kasparov were both such assholes, somehow I think Karpov was downgraded in the eyes of the media because he was such a good sport and gentlemanly, and therefore less dramatic. Everyone has their peaks and valleys, and at his peak, Karpov could beat anyone and everyone. Look up the 1994 Linares tournament if you doubt. Playing a young Carlsen here, you are seeing a Karpov who has devoted much less time to chess than he had before 1995, and he is playing someone who he has never played before and who is an innovative genius, even though he is just 13. The former champion is pure class in defeat.
Kasparov and Fischer were both much better than Karpov- Kasparov won Karpov so many times it's ridiculous- Karpov tried to get the title back so many times yet failed.
Steven Battleheart lol that's not true. while kasparov did win his matches against karpov, all of the world championship matches had extremely close results. in five world championship matches between karpov and kasparov, there were 144 games and the overall score is kasparov: 73 karpov: 71
iqless Everyone can agree that Kasparov is far greater than Karpov- he's just a lot more interesting- though both Fischer and Kasparov may seem to be arseholes, they're the best at the chess board.
Steven Battleheart Lol no. At their peak, Karpov and Kasparov both dominated the chess world like no other. When they clashed against each other the results were ALWAYS as close as they can get, so it's definitely incorrect to say "everyone can agree that kasparov is far greater than karpov". There's a time when Kasparov was much better than Karpov but that's not until the 2000s when Karpov started retiring from chess since he was 50.
0:23 Kasparov stole the title? Why didn't the authorities get it back? I thought he was a nice honest person. Didn't realise he stole the title. I thought he earned it.
to be fair, the video on youtube doesn't show that Kasparov invited Magnus to his chambers and they spent a few hours tougher after the draw. the full film though does.
Maximum respect to Karpov, a gentleman with impeccable class and dignity, Kasparov could learn a lesson or 2 from him. By the way, nice play from kid dynamite.
Yet having played against both her Magnus decided to get lessons from Kasparov, not Karpov... And no, obviously I do not mean life lessons on class and dignity, but chess coaching instead, the things that matter...
@@endthisnonsense7202 you don't simply "decide to get lessons" from former world champions : ) it's not something they do on demand, because someone "decided" so. Karpov isn't and wasn't giving such lessons. and Kasparov didn't do it on request either - he came with this initiative himself, and Magnus accepted it (and then later on rejected Kasparov's tutolage). of course Kasparov was stronger than Karpov overall (not by a big margin), especially by the time Magnus was becoming an elite player (Karpov being older than Kasparov). this isn't the top priority for choosing a coach though. stronger player does not necessarily equal a better coach, and that's true not just in chess, but any discipline. besides, Carlsen's playing style is definitely more similar to Karpov than Kasparov.
I said that about all the greatest chess legends when i was a kid too... Thought i could beat them all... Never got a chance to prove it, they never came to my neck of the woods... FORTUNATELY FOR LITTLE ME!
I actually was 9 when I first played chess , and with practice of some month I beat the best chess player of my town , I actually used to play chess with seniors . I got into this profoundly causing my study to be ruined . So I stopped playing chess properly and practing was shut down . After 5 years at age 14 I competed in very high level chess competition of my district and end up being third. After that i haven't played any proper chess but youtube suddenly today from nowhere showed me this video , This has from nowhere motivated me to get into this thing again...
I played his dad on ICC around this time. I was a 2000 player, his dad beat me like 3 games in a row, so not a bad player. I was a little miffed though cause I thought his opening choice was very dull and I said this to him. He told me his son would laugh at both of us. I had no idea who he was at the time, but I saw his ICC profile said Norway. Then I asked if his son was Magnus Carlsen, and he said yes. I told him I really liked Magnus's style and thought he was great, and his dad liked hearing that. It was actually a very nice moment.
Its really nice to see Karpov so pleasantly suprised after playing against Magnus. Hes really happy about new blood in the sport and was really polite and humble about the loss, unlike Kasparov for example.
After watching this video my respect and admiration for both players has increased significantly. Magnus proves he is best.. but Karpov proves he is truly 'great' in all senses of the word.
Remember throwing my Kasparov comp chess set around the room many a time because I lost, full credit to this little man having the talent to win at that level.
this just shows how freaking good magnus is. karpov is one of three or four greatest of all time, lost very little ability with age, and magnus beat him at THIRTEEN
Karpov's reaction is funny, almost admirable in his curious consideration of Magnus's unusual, young genius. He seemed almost excited or impressed despite losing.
Well, it's about WHEN he said it, Karpov is 12 years older than Kasparov, and back in 2004 he'd already retired from competitive play (mostly; it was gradual in his case). Meanwhile Kasparov was still active and rated #1 in the world. There was already like 130 or 140 rating points gap between Kasparov and Karpov.
After watching a video showing the story about how much Magnus' father, family, and coach sacrificed so that he could be in this match and other championships, the scene when he looks at his family and they're smiling has a whole new meaning to me.
![[FULL VERSION] Magnus Carlsen Blind & Timed Chess Simul at the Sohn Conference in NYC](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xmXwdoRG43U/mqdefault.jpg)
That's when Karpov decided that he will ruthlessly annihilate every children chess star he meets.
poor misha
😂😂
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Execute order 66
Misha deserved it
Karpov is quite literally the most sportmanlike of all chess players I've ever seen. He didn't lose, he just passed on the torch.
Good observation Mr Bob
What torch? He hasn't had a torch since 1985.
@@rockedthecrapout I think you should rethink that; Anatoly Karpov is by far the most prolific tournament champion in the world; he holds over 150 titles (!) while the second-best barely has 100 titles. That means, Karpov is 50% more prolific tournament player than anyone so far.
@@zvonimirtosic6171 how did he won more tournaments than Kasparov? When Garry was champion for a longer time? And 150 tournaments aren't 50% more than 100 it's 33% you fucking moron.
RockedThe/CrapOut If he had 200 titles it would be %100 more titles. By your idiotic calculation it would be %50. If he had 1000 titles it would be %900 more titles. By your dumbass calculation it would be %90.
When i was 13 I finally realized that I should stop eating sand because its bad for me
Haha! I laughed out loud at this!
Hahaha xD
Hahahahaha
Well, better late than never :)
@@MajinSaha Well said my friend lol
The confidence with which Carlsen said that he stood a chance against Karpov is really astounding.
no not astounding since the confidence is justified, and since we know it's magnus carlson
It’s not confidence. A mere statement of fact.
@@mattcorcoran7082 lol that’s in hindsight and hindsight is always 20/20. Confidence is the right word.
@@inyourface123 lol hilarious
@@mattcorcoran7082 🍆🚴🏻♂️a 13 year old is insane lmao
13 year old Carlsen beats Karpov
Meanwhile me when I was 13:
"Can my pawn ride the knight?"
Ultimate fusion! 🤣🤣🤣
Big brain chess
Hahahahaha me now (28): "wait...actually, CAN it?"
big brain,wait,that would be useful tho ngl
Your king ride the knight to run from checkmatt
The man who avenged three year old Misha
Man, I saw the video + I'm from Russia so I could understand everything they say but still can't get it. Why is everyone saying he avenged Misha? He was really nice and offered him a draw multiple times. Misha started crying just because he's three years old
upd: yeah i know its a meme thanks
@@alicetoniian7432 i think it's cause of the meme editted video where the dramatic music plays as karpov enters and misha just immediately starts crying
I was looking for this comment .
@@alicetoniian7432 people are referring to a dark souls edit of that video
@@nimanao yes, Misha sent carlsen
Karpov is one hell of a player in his days but he also teaches you how to behave as a chess player on and off the board. He appreciates talent and is never arrogant and I truly respect Karpov because of these great attributes.
Dexter Haven lol Lets not talk about the man, he's passed. Mind you, I find that people remember the arrogant ones more.
Yeah, unlike Kasparov. When he played 12 year old Carlsen the match ended in a draw and he didn't even pay him a compliment or anything... he didn't even say hi to him when he got there.
I had no idea he was such a gentleman.
***** I don't like how Kasparov played Deep Blue - the walked away like a baby and never explained why in an adequate manner, I thought.
When kasparov played karpov in 84 lost and in 80s he still had lower rating than fischer, so according to your theory he would have lost even though that's 12 years after and Fischer would have become a human chess machine if he still played. The data you referring is just a BS propaganda kasparov 3000 and Bobby 2600 . And yes he was in his prime when he lost to Kramnik he just his milestone rating what are you talking about? Kasparov would not have any any chance in today's chess, let alone Bobby Fishcer. He even thinks Karpov would have won against Fishcer. Why kasparov would not make it with great players and never win? Because he plays aggressive, and positional wins 10 out of 10, with that play( aggressive) because it allows room for mistakes and you can never play 100% good playing aggressive. Yet kasparov lost to Karpov again in early 90s. It's allright because one day you will realize they only played Soviet players, more or less they werea Soviet champions in my eyes not world champion. Until 92 they only played Soviet players. Then kasparov destroyed chess And played weak players. When chess became more international....,anyways if kasparov lost to deep blue because of human grand master than he was not worthy winning against other GMs. But that was not the case we all know engines can go higher than 3500 And no human mins can calculate over 1 bilion process moves ahead of time so it couldn't have been a GM. Magnus admits it is frustrating playing computers because he hates to loose. It whatever you say he is the most overrated player ever to win championship. Back then communist Soviets would have done anything to keep chess prestige even if it was cheating, pre arrangement on tournaments bribing etc. I am from a former communist cupntry. Party comes before family and God because you are tucked if you don't do what they say. Its funny because when communism collapsed it was only the former communists who became democratic spokesman and leaders supposebly they are anti communist. US tried same thing to control fischer but they couldn't becaus3 unlike ussr in US they have freedom regardless of what we the nosy racist Europeans say of them. Its funny we hate Americans and say how great Europe is when compared not realizing America is one country and Europe doesn't exist because it's a continent with30 countries that all hate each other to death. But yet we have more freedom and are better. US is a Jew country etc. Anyways kasparov the great lol.
i read the title as “karpov eaten by 13 year old” and was very surprised when the video turned out to be chess and not a kid eating an obscure type of fish
Teclinsoro
Not sure which one I’d rather watch lol
Hahahaha
LOLed hard. thank you
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@@Waywind420 That's what George Orwell said.
I was deeply impressed by Karpov's humility. He was so gracious about his loss considering that he was widely considered invincible before Kasparov. Even in defeat, he is a champion.
Yes, so "invincible" that he never reached Fischer's 2785 rating, which the latter achieved way back in 1972. That's how "invincible" Karpov was.
@@franksmith541 doubt you could do the same
@@franksmith541 there's no Karpov's fault in Fischer's withdraw
@@franksmith541 you're insufferable
In what way are you deeply impressed? How do you imagine most men would act in Karpov's shoes?
Ten years later, this 13 year old kid became the 16th world chess champion! Congratulations to Magnus Carlsen!
yeah and now...
And won everything and still chases to win most title in history.
He is now no. 1.
AStrummerNamedJoe right now he is still 28 so how could you wrote about the future
What abouth hes future ? Magnus is no.1 chess player now and probably for future time ..
There's never been better class in the game of chess than Karpov.
totally
Yup. A true gentleman.
Compare his reaction to Kasparov's lol
Fuck the police
@@kismatkc4245 fuck you
"I invite... 12th World Champion, International Grandmaster, Merited Master of Sport of the USSR, ANATOLY KARPOV!!!"
Carlsen: Ok.
Misha: 😢😭
Carlsen: swimming
Momma...
Magnus "Finally, a challenge"
one punchman reference here.
When Ksaparov was played to a draw by the 13yr old he stormed off and didn't even speak to him. Karpov was very encouraging and gracious. Maybe he wasn't ashamed because he was a child prodigy as well and understands. Also, Karpov certainly has nothing to be ashamed of. He was not training, not in competitive chess anymore, and in his 50's. It was just a fun match for him.
+tosgem Have a look at the video of Kasparov storming off the stage after Judit Polger beat him for a further example.....
+tosgem Kasparov storms off even if he wins though.
Well to be fair, as the video showed, Karpov walked off with a big frown on his face and not saying a word. The things he said later were to the camera when asked to comment, not to Carlsen.
He walked away with a very Pensive look, this is true. Probably mumbling to himself "Anatoly, you silly guy, you made a mistake at move xxx...." But, look at his face as he shakes Magnus hand. Although it is from a side angle, one may see that he is smiling broadly (as always) by looking at his cheekbone muscles at 1:17, they are very pronounced. Also at 1:18 you can see his smile as he turns his head.
you can't really see much, he was smiling of course but it was very brief less than a second of a handshake. And his overall posture after he walks away is just very telling of how stricken he is after being beaten by a very young IM.
Karpov is one of the true gentlemen of chess. I had the privilege of speaking w/ him briefly at the National Open several years ago. Doesn't have any of the arrogance or snarl that his great rival Kasparov has. Very positive and encouraging fella.
+Randy Bailin I love that!
+Randy Bailin KARPOV was supported and protected by the comunist SOVIET MACHINE
+Gustavo Leite you mean ? He was protected from being arrogant by the CCCP ? :D
+Randy Bailin yeah the interview at the end which i assume was pretty much straight after the game shows how nice Karpov is. You lose at chess, even to someone obviously better than you, you generally feel annoyingly stupid; more than losing physical sport its an apparent direct insult to your intelligence and you just want to get out of there. Even more so when you expect to win. So to stay around and give a nice interview complimenting his child victor is nice. I guess with age comes relaxing... but he may have been just as nice when number 1 as well
+Randy Bailin Something I have been thinking about lately. It is possible I may come to consider Karpov as the best chess player of the time period 1973-2005. Although Kasparov was champion in the latter part of that time time, Karpov was either #1 or #2 during that entire span, much longer than Kasparov. And even when Kasparov was on top, it was still amazingly close. In one series, I believe that after 40 games, there was still no clear victor between them, and the tournament was halted by FIDE, and Kasparov retained the title because the tournament was terminated.
Karpov was SO generous. It's really nice to see his lack of ego (given that he was a former World Champ losing to a boy of 13). Mad props to Karpov. I imagine looking back now, he would be even less astounded with the loss.
@Jul W you were the only one who took it that way
@Jul W me and the 41 other people who liked this dudes post
@@slacproductions9595 make that 151 and an extra 8 + 12
@Jul W says around 250 people who liked. Meanwhile you got zero support so far.
@Jul W that’s important to prove that your opinion is worthless 🤣
Being able to compliment the rival that beat you is a sign of true greatness as a person.
Lol any e-dyott would do this, no greatness involved. NPCs have always this tendency to submit, to deify people for nothing, cause they know they themselves will never achieve anything in life. This behavior is truly pathetic, you should reflect on that.
Nah, its just not being a D
He was beaten by a child.
How else would he react?
Everyone is talking about his humility in defeat, instead of recognising that a 13 year old child could beat a chess master.
Karpov is like that genius uncle in your family who you see once every 10 years during the holidays. You're fascinated to talk with him because he's so modest about everything he's achieved but to him it was routine as making breakfast.
+Brian Howard You have perfeclty described my holiday situtation when my uncle visits me every 3 years.
+Brian Howard In my family, thats my cousin. lol.
+Theprivateer83 Carlsen* best in world gtfo
yeah it looks like he didn't take it too seriously like the rest.
If you do have an uncle like that it makes you pretty stupid if you choose to speak to him only once every 10 years. Bad analogy lol
Well, Itachi annihilated a whole clan when he was 13 years old.
And even became an anbu years before that...if i remember correct.
Lol
cringe
😂😂😂😂😂we could say charlsen is Itachi of chess a prodigy
well he doesnt exist
I played a sensational game against Tommy (my cat) last week and lost. I couldn't believe it. I was distraught. I found out much later that he had been preparing to play me for months and had lessons from Geoffrey (my dog) who is a Grandmaster. I felt a bit better after that.
goblinoflondon how did you come by these animals ?
That's amazing lmao
goblinoflondon n1 dude
goblinoflondon I don't even want to play with Rybka (my goldfish) anymore.
+goblinoflondon i think its time you stop the marijuana trip
Magnus is incredible, i watched a video of him play against 10 Harvard Lawyers at the same time blind folded. That's not even the crazy part, not only did he win, one of the lawyers said he wish he wrote down all the moves to show his friends. Magnus simply wrote all the moves down for him.
10 Separate Games, Blindfolded and he was able to recall the entire match of one of them right off the bat
Chills 😬😬
What do Harvard lawyers have to do with chess?
@@raginbakin1430 being smart enough to get into Harvard and do a law degree. That’s about it
@@fakeuber8254 rich enough, you dont have to be smart. you just have to have money. I have an IQ above 160 and wont ever go to harvard. because im not born into a rich family. this is the reality. harvard is full of 100 - 130 IQ individuals. I guess some even lower than 100 - just because of money.
@@testkanal3591 your grammar is atrocious.
Plot twist: It was little Misha Osipov who had disguised himself as this 13 yr old kid and got his long awaited revenge on Karpov by defeating him.
Was waiting for a comment like this. So funny!
Yeah well little misha at that time was non existant misha
Ultra plot twist: Magnus is 14 years old
Plot twist: this was 9 years ago so misha is not alive stupid
@@Deacon4127 you wouldn't understand kid, comeback later
Karpov, the true gentleman and class act says, "He produces ideas". Even now, my chess ideas are. "I hope they miss that my queen is hanging....................sh*t."
The Russian system is very static.. essentially, memorize games like a computer. Magnus is very different and chess comes naturally to him, as if his brain is wired for that sort of game. There are some players like him in history, e.g Capablanca.
I hope they dont take my queen even though i moved it diagonally from their pawn and have no backup.
I hope that they ignore my pawn going across the board because its my last piece (aside from king) and they are check mating me...
@@davidgutierrez3312 mhh kind of. Magnus has studied a LOT of chess, including memorising more than 10 thousands games. Out of the top 20 he is probably the chess player who has studied the most, he has an exceptional memory (memorised all the capitals and flags of the world at age 5) and of course he's a chess prodigy.
@@piergiorgio919 he didn't memorize them all at age 5. He memorized some at age 5
@@zakir2815 what? Memorising all of the capitals at age 5 is honestly very duable for someone with a naturally great memory
Karpov is great even when he loses. What a gentleman and fantastic player.
unlike someone with a like name cough cough
Yes!
@@stanthonysfire6387 He did appreciate and recognized Karpov's human behaviour. Something.
For me Karpov is the second best of all time
as he and Kasparov were evenly matched and he has won over 160 chess tournaments.
Karpov: "I swore to destroy every talented chess kid after that, and you are next, Misha"
Ole Karpov got that twinkle in his eye after playing young Magnus. 2 geniuses crossing paths, one whose journey is ending and one whose journey is beginning. Karpov is pure class as always.
Just imagine how his parents felt watching their kid beat a former World Champion. What a great moment for the family.
"Beat a former World Champion and still no bitches? :("
- his dad probably.
@@Bruh-bk6yo damn you did him dirty
@@Bruh-bk6yo B!tches aren't needed in life :)
Or like in whiplash: the pure horror
@@Bruh-bk6yo nah Magnus got that best in the world rizz
Karpov's comment indicates a kind and humble man.
Who's here after the Dark Souls boss fight meme?
🤚
Ха! Ми ту! Дат воз а гуд ван индид.
✋
I'm not. What is this meme?
@@NetConsole there's a meme where a 3 year old russian boy chess prodigy named Misha was on a talk show. The host admitted he couldn't play chess, but invited Anatoly Karpov onto the show. Dark Souls music played while he was walking on the stage.
Я приглашаю в эту студию
12 чемпион мера по шахматам
международных гроссмейстер
заслуженного мастера спорта СССР
АНАТУЛИ КАРПОВА!
his family is like: FUCK YEAH WE'RE RICH!!
+richter75 What a pathetic mindset. Obviously you're wrong but good luck in the real world pal. Oh and loser is spelled with one O for future reference. Please spell correctly if you want to sound smart. You're = You are. Dumbass
8ArmedSuperMegaNaga don't waste your time my friend. You have a good head on your shoulders.
+richter75 Said every jealous average-paid bum.
+Poyraz his family is like: FUCK YEAH WE'RE SLIGHTLY RICHER!!
+Poyraz It's simply "Norway." How can you misspell that? You cannot be an adult to society anymore. We're sending you back to the 1st grade, where you belong.
Generous comments by Anatoly Karpov about 13 year old Magnus Carlsen. It is a measure of Karpov's character that despite being defeated, he can still be generous in his praise.
The difference between Karpov and Kasparov
Kasparov would have been hitting his head fuming hot haha
where yo get dat pic ??
The difference is that Karpov has class and Kasparov is an angry asshole.
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Apart from the fact that kasparov had a superior skill on chess than karparov, but i do appreciate how humble karparov is since i never saw an interview of him and always imagined him being arrogant just like kasparov (hope i wrote that correctly since im not american)
“He was decent”
-Magnus probably
Fischer and Kasparov were both such assholes, somehow I think Karpov was downgraded in the eyes of the media because he was such a good sport and gentlemanly, and therefore less dramatic. Everyone has their peaks and valleys, and at his peak, Karpov could beat anyone and everyone. Look up the 1994 Linares tournament if you doubt. Playing a young Carlsen here, you are seeing a Karpov who has devoted much less time to chess than he had before 1995, and he is playing someone who he has never played before and who is an innovative genius, even though he is just 13. The former champion is pure class in defeat.
Kasparov and Fischer were both much better than Karpov- Kasparov won Karpov so many times it's ridiculous- Karpov tried to get the title back so many times yet failed.
Steven Battleheart lol that's not true. while kasparov did win his matches against karpov, all of the world championship matches had extremely close results.
in five world championship matches between karpov and kasparov, there were 144 games and the overall score is kasparov: 73 karpov: 71
iqless
Everyone can agree that Kasparov is far greater than Karpov- he's just a lot more interesting- though both Fischer and Kasparov may seem to be arseholes, they're the best at the chess board.
Steven Battleheart Lol no. At their peak, Karpov and Kasparov both dominated the chess world like no other. When they clashed against each other the results were ALWAYS as close as they can get, so it's definitely incorrect to say "everyone can agree that kasparov is far greater than karpov".
There's a time when Kasparov was much better than Karpov but that's not until the 2000s when Karpov started retiring from chess since he was 50.
iqless
Karpov's games are mostly boring to me- he played like a computer- none of the interesting things that Tal, Kasparov, or Fischer gave.
1:35 Love to hear humble words from such a legend!!
When I was 13 I realised Pokémons are not real
Lol
Pokemon’s not real?🤔
I realized that when I was 19
when i was 13 i had started to make a quantum machine and started my own theory of reletivity
sadness
0:23 Kasparov stole the title? Why didn't the authorities get it back? I thought he was a nice honest person. Didn't realise he stole the title. I thought he earned it.
lol
Bravo for Karpov. What a sportsmanlike reaction ! Such a blatant difference with Kasparov's reaction to the draw !
to be fair, the video on youtube doesn't show that Kasparov invited Magnus to his chambers and they spent a few hours tougher after the draw. the full film though does.
@ I think we had the same thought lmao.
@Jul W It's not that I know what you're thinking haha. Look up magnus and kasparov you'll find the video.
Maximum respect to Karpov, a gentleman with impeccable class and dignity, Kasparov could learn a lesson or 2 from him. By the way, nice play from kid dynamite.
Agree
We say un french Kasparov est megalomane et arrogant.Karpov par contre est humble
Yet having played against both her Magnus decided to get lessons from Kasparov, not Karpov... And no, obviously I do not mean life lessons on class and dignity, but chess coaching instead, the things that matter...
@@endthisnonsense7202 Why would Carlsen pull Karpov out of retirement to teach him 😪
@@endthisnonsense7202 you don't simply "decide to get lessons" from former world champions : )
it's not something they do on demand, because someone "decided" so.
Karpov isn't and wasn't giving such lessons.
and Kasparov didn't do it on request either - he came with this initiative himself, and Magnus accepted it (and then later on rejected Kasparov's tutolage).
of course Kasparov was stronger than Karpov overall (not by a big margin), especially by the time Magnus was becoming an elite player (Karpov being older than Kasparov).
this isn't the top priority for choosing a coach though. stronger player does not necessarily equal a better coach, and that's true not just in chess, but any discipline.
besides, Carlsen's playing style is definitely more similar to Karpov than Kasparov.
This is when he decided not underestimate any Kids. We all remember Misha.
Karpov has always struck me as maybe the most humble pro chess player ever. If I'm forgetting anyone, please let me know.
Boris Spassky also displayed this same kind of humility, especially in regard to Bobby Fischer, even after having his world title taken by him.
Compare to Kortschnoi... who hates loosing and spares no oppenent😱
Ding Liren
Anand
Tigran Petrosian.
Karpov was and always will be a gentleman, both in chessboard and in real life. Much respect.
Karpov giving magnus credit for his creativity on the board even tho he lost in an upset makes him a very honorable gentleman in my eyes.
That's when Karpov realized he needs a younger opponent.
Is that Magnus' father at 1:28 ? What a sincere change of expression there. Pure, unfiltered pride and joy in his son
Karpov. All class.
A 13 year old nonchalantly saying “I think I stand a chance against Karpov” is so frightening looking back at it
I said that about all the greatest chess legends when i was a kid too... Thought i could beat them all... Never got a chance to prove it, they never came to my neck of the woods...
FORTUNATELY FOR LITTLE ME!
Losing to a kid with such grace is amazing to see. Respect to Karpov
0:15 whats the music name im dying to know!!
Bach: Cello Suite No.1 In G Major BWV 1007 - 1. Prelude
Randomly a top comment lol
@@IloveminecraftverymuchFr tho 💀😭
What an amazing moment at 1:20 it must have been for his parents and family. That thumb up he gave "Ive beat this former champ" wow.
i hope my parents will never see this comment
Karpov is a humble man - well done.
Mark Peterson Anyone would be humble on TV.
+Rusty Shacklford Go look at the world champion match, he wasn't very humble himself.
Agreed. He's very humble.
The fact he’s chilling in the pool prior to the match is just amazing 😹
Amazing how well he took the loss. Not embarrassed just respectful.
Yeah, too bad Magnus can't do the same.
At 13 I found out "Grilled Cheese" Sandwiches weren't called "Girl Cheese" Sandwiches and it was in fact ok for me to eat them as a Boy.
I actually was 9 when I first played chess , and with practice of some month I beat the best chess player of my town , I actually used to play chess with seniors . I got into this profoundly causing my study to be ruined . So I stopped playing chess properly and practing was shut down . After 5 years at age 14 I competed in very high level chess competition of my district and end up being third. After that i haven't played any proper chess but youtube suddenly today from nowhere showed me this video , This has from nowhere motivated me to get into this thing again...
When I was 13 I ate wool and it clogged up my stomach and almost died.
1:29 Magnus' father, mother, and sister. The resemblance is uncanny.
What a gentlemen
You know you’re watching a genius when classical music plays in the background
Karpov: You cant defeat me
Misha: i know but he can
Magnus Carlsenaaaaa
When he lost to a 13 year old magnus carlsen that was the moment he knew he will destroy every young chess star he sees.
He was actually excited to meet such a formidable opponent. I think that is very respectable, it shows his love for the game.
"Very productive" wow what a great compliment. He was saying that this was no booked up player.
When I was 13 I discovered that I could make fart sounds with my armpit.
I played his dad on ICC around this time. I was a 2000 player, his dad beat me like 3 games in a row, so not a bad player. I was a little miffed though cause I thought his opening choice was very dull and I said this to him. He told me his son would laugh at both of us. I had no idea who he was at the time, but I saw his ICC profile said Norway.
Then I asked if his son was Magnus Carlsen, and he said yes. I told him I really liked Magnus's style and thought he was great, and his dad liked hearing that. It was actually a very nice moment.
Its really nice to see Karpov so pleasantly suprised after playing against Magnus. Hes really happy about new blood in the sport and was really polite and humble about the loss, unlike Kasparov for example.
8 years later, Karpov came to get his vengeance from a kid 4 times younger than Magnus.
I like how small and soft Magnus voice is as a kid, but now his voice is deep and full
Bro beat a former world champion and then just went like 👍
After watching this video my respect and admiration for both players has increased significantly. Magnus proves he is best.. but Karpov proves he is truly 'great' in all senses of the word.
This is why people loved Karpov.
Did u see him playing Misha 3 Years old. Karpov is différent from all players i ve seen he is son kind.
Can i ask what is the beautiful music starts at 00:44 ?
Mozart's "Elvira Madigan" piano concerto no.21, 2nd movement
I knew it was mozart
@@stevesalzano942 Thanks 9 years later. Shazam keeps acting like a jehovahs witness and forcing me to listen to psalms when I tried to shazam it
You know you're cooked at a chess tournament when your next opponent is just some kid
And MUCH RESPECT for Mr. Karpov, always 😊
That violin piece is the standard, "smart things are about to happen" music.
Nothing to see here, just 13yo Magnus carlsen beats dark souls boss
😂
Its so good to know that these guys made a game based on the boss of chess
Karpov: "why do i hear boss music?"
Remember throwing my Kasparov comp chess set around the room many a time because I lost, full credit to this little man having the talent to win at that level.
Karpov: so you came here to die with Misha?
this kid: No, I came here to stop you
This kid is actually the current world champion right now lol.
This man took the loss like a gentleman. Gratz for Karpov.
So... No Dark Souls Boss song this time?
he doesn't look 13 , he looks like a 10 year old kid
u have to know it.....
lol
Dale Steyn I can relate ):
you always think you look older then you are at 13, and later you think you look younger then you were. when i was 13 i felt like i was 20.
Oh goodness 3 years how dare he
this just shows how freaking good magnus is. karpov is one of three or four greatest of all time, lost very little ability with age, and magnus beat him at THIRTEEN
Karpov's reaction is funny, almost admirable in his curious consideration of Magnus's unusual, young genius. He seemed almost excited or impressed despite losing.
Every interview, every talk, every single time. Karpov a GENTLEMEN
Me at 13: what do you mean I can't move the pawns backwards
"14th World Champion"
"International Blitz Master"
"Merited of Norwegian chess Grandmaster"
"MAGNUS CARLSEN!!!"
Karpov : "Mummy!?"
Only Magnus can say -
"It would be difficult to play Kasparov, but I stand a chance against Karpov"
His dad told him to say that
Well, it's about WHEN he said it,
Karpov is 12 years older than Kasparov, and back in 2004 he'd already retired from competitive play (mostly; it was gradual in his case).
Meanwhile Kasparov was still active and rated #1 in the world.
There was already like 130 or 140 rating points gap between Kasparov and Karpov.
What a beautiful reaction from a former world champion to being beaten by a child. Class act.
Karpov is very intelligent person. Respect.
it's always a defeat when you fight against someone way younger.
If you win, "pfft he beat a kid"
And if you lose, well you gotta suck it up
So impressed with Karpov`s sportsmanship here; a true gentleman and a chess legend who will never be forgotten.
Karpov never showed mercy to children again.
Ah yes so that's how he became villain and annihilated misha
with his smile, its like he was happy to see the rise of such formidable young talent
It’s crazy to see how Carlsen’s body language has not changed while playing
Kasparov loves winning. Karpov loves chess.
which is why kimovich wins and karpov... keeps loving
Karpov : I am undefeatable
Misha osipov : I know ...but he can
*Entry of Magnuus carlsen*
Please someone for the love of God tell me the song at 0:15 I cannot find it
Shazam
Cello Prelude I J.S. Bach
Darude - Sandstorm
@@rawtrout007 well, outed yourself as old😂
Unaccompanied cello suite by JS Bach
After watching a video showing the story about how much Magnus' father, family, and coach sacrificed so that he could be in this match and other championships, the scene when he looks at his family and they're smiling has a whole new meaning to me.
Magnus opens the door and asks his father “are ya winnin’ dad?” And it’s not the other way around.
1:48 he probably meant creative player