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Subject: Re: Kramnik-Leko is so boaring

Author: Bigler David

Date: 06:17:02 10/15/04

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On October 15, 2004 at 07:53:23, Drexel,Michael wrote:

>On October 15, 2004 at 02:10:05, Bigler David wrote:
>
>>Dear all,
>>
>>Ok this has nothing to do with computers…
>>This match is the must non interesting match I have ever seen.
>>Even the matches from Schlechter were much more interesting to see.
>>
>>I live in Switzerland at around 4hous by car of the “event” and wanted to go and
>>see the players.
>>Hopefully I decided not to go and the day I decided that they made a draw after
>>16 moves.
>>
>>8 hours driving just to see a draw in 16 moves would have been to much.
>>
>>I was a real fan of Kramnik in the 19th and beginning 2k, he was really amazing.
>>The way he plays today is for me really not understandable.
>>I don’t want to withdraw the merit of Leko, he did a good fight and if he wins,
>>he just deserve it !
>>
>>But let play Morozevitch Kasparov Anand Topalov Shirov or Carlsen (Hydra ?),
>>these guys all have the fighting spirit !
>>
>>rgds
>
>IMO it is a private match between two top players with high skills in defence.
>Therefore the course of the match is not a surprise at all.
>
>I am not the only one who thinks that situation in Chess is a complete mess.
>Solely responsible for this are Ilyumshinov and Kasparov, not the two players.
>
>IIRC Anand was FIDE World Champion at the time of Dortmund qualifier 2002.
>So he couldn't possibly participate.
>
>Michael

Chess situation is is not the subject of this post.

And the fact that they have high skills in defence doese not mean that they
should not fight !

rgds



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