Author: Christopher A. Morgan
Date: 04:02:30 01/26/03
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I have more faith in the fighting spirit of the top players than Mig. Bareev is only a point behind Anand and a win by him could tie for first. As to Anand, he's only a half point ahead of Judit Polgar, and with a quick draw he could come in second if Judit wins her game against Radj. Bareev has never beaten Anand before. As for Radj he's tied for fifth together with four others. Why not try to break out? His only game with Judit a couple of years ago was a 66 move draw. What more incentive than winning the tournament does Judit need? No, we'll see some fighting chess today at Wijk. On January 26, 2003 at 03:18:34, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >On January 26, 2003 at 00:48:22, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >Last round: > >Anand - Bareev >Radjabov - Polgar > >I bet Anand will make a safe draw, but I don't think the >Radjabov-Polgar game will be a short draw. Teymour shows >himself a big fighter and I guess Judit wants to give it >a try as well. BTW, Judits performance is fantastic as well, >clear second place and no loss! > >So I hope it will be an exciting last round. Some more >interesting matches: > >Karpov - Kramnik >Van Wely - Shirov > >Jeroen > > >>http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=749
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