Author: Vikrant Malvankar
Date: 21:23:26 03/31/05
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On March 31, 2005 at 23:50:58, Tony Nichols wrote: >On March 31, 2005 at 23:35:08, Vikrant Malvankar wrote: > >>On March 31, 2005 at 22:00:01, Tony Nichols wrote: >> >>>On March 31, 2005 at 11:05:02, DIMA SHEFER wrote: >>> >>>>Please explain why didn't Leko deserve a chance to play for the title??? Lower >>>>rating then Anand? I though he beat him and others when he won the qualifier, >>>>Dortmund. Anyway Anand should be playing only if he wins the qualifier not >>>>because of a few points which could be in the margin of error :) >>> >>>Almost correct. Unfortunately Anand was not invited to Dortmund. Leko earned the >>>right to play Kramnik none the less. >> >>and only drew the match thus kramnik won so should Leko be given 2nd chance? or >>Anand the chance he deserves? >> >>Regards >> >>Vikrant >> >>>Regards >>>Tony >I would like to see a qualifying tournament and candidates matches. Only in this >way can we see who is the best. That will be good to find out who is the best. I hope Kramnik will also play >Leko does not deserve a second chance just >because he drew the match with Kramnik. Bronstein did not get a rematch with >Botvinnik when their match was a draw. However, I have no doubt that Leko would >qualify and go far in a candidates tournament. The same goes for Anand. He had a >chance against Kasparov. He also had another chance to play Kasparov in 99 or >2000 and declined. He declined not because of fear bt he stayed loyal to FIDE and FIDE never considered him in Prague Agreement (so cheap from FIDE) >Kramnik took his opportunity and made the most of it. Sadly, >With Kasparov retired I don't see enough money coming in to chess to make >candidates tournaments possible. I hope that is not true Maybe soon there will be no classical world >champion, Just fide champion. I hope ACP takes over >Regards >Tony
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