17-year-old talent vs Legend | Marc Andria Maurizzi vs Vishy Anand | Quenza Blitz 2024 

Yaaah this is so cool for the other players too

Anand is paid by FIDE to spread the game globally, just like he influenced the kids in India 😊

All about genetics

Might be a Pakistani cricketer 😂😂😂

@@foresthill8462 Rashid khan

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Marc After every move : 😀😗😬😐 Vishy even after winning: 🗿

Western White Genetics might be at play there

No need for such small gestures, simply show your respect over the board and that is enough.

@@sauron4313 it’s an act of respect, you take your hat off when playing chess with someone like vishy, or anyone really. It is something you learn from your parents, to respect people on and off the board, it might be a “small gesture” but it still is a sign of respect for your opponent and the game.

@@my_name_is_giovanni_giorgio Both Vishy and his opponent are there to play a game of chess, not a fashion contest, so his opponent can wear whatever he wants because that is his own comfort level. Also, how does it respect the game? If anything, you are implying that one should compromise their own personal decisions if they see someone "worth" respecting, which is a completely false narrative as every human being is equal. Yes, if he chooses to take his hat off, he can do that, and it can be viewed whatever way you want. I don't see why him keeping his hat on is of any significance though, as he respects his opponent Vishy directly over the board, which is much more important and the whole purpose that they are there.

@@sauron4313 Nobody it's obliged to take off your hat during a game of chess, unless of course you are playing in a fide tournament, where it's forbidden to play with a hat on, because it's considered disrespectful and you could be hiding something under it to cheat. Taking your hat off when entering closed rooms, or when going inside someone's home, or to sit a table to eat, or to play a game of chess is considered respectful, and it has been since people used hats a lot in the past. It is not something I created, its a tradition that was taught to me by my parents. Everyone can wear a hat during a chess match, but it will be considered disrespectful to your opponent, it is that simple, and it has been for a very long time, it doesn't matter if your opponent is vishy or someone else.

Rude in...what way?

What should he do if he is playing world champion? Resign on move 1? Play while standing? Or saying sir after every move?

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​@@kad1vplay and act humble that it. No arrogance. The kid shown intensity and bag flapping some may take it as arrogance.

Nothing rude at all

The king can take the rook but the two pawns will win against the black rook and can make a queen

It's blitz. Doubt its taken "SUPER" seriously and it would be close to impossible to relay any moves in such a short time format.

Bro it's a Blitz, stop being matrixed by cheating bizness because of the medias

Looks late 30s