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Keres Vs. Fischer: Now This Was One Hell of a Fight!

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This is a knockdown, drag-out, fight between two elite players. Enjoy!
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@Mach1Airspace Месяц назад

Keres was indeed a fighter. To calculate that precisely where every move seemed to teeter on disaster was brilliant.

@pertainedorangeman3056 Месяц назад

Imagine getting two queens, your opponent seemingly blunders theirs, only to realize it'd end in a stalemate lol

@arnieus866 Месяц назад

Dawg is becoming one of my favorite analysis channels. I love these old games many of which I couldn't understand when I was learning back in the 1970s.

@dareyfairy Месяц назад

Great video as always. I love how you never give redundant explanations or digress into meaningless trivia and details like other channels.

@arthurbalado6022 Месяц назад

Absolutely diabolic end game. Thank you so much for sharing it. Truly fantastic game and A++ analysis :))

@jerryshunk7152 Месяц назад

I thought angelic !

@benjamindillard2391 Месяц назад

I'd say that Keres, Caruana, Rubinstein, and Korchnoi are the four greatest players to never become champion.

@borismirchev5557 Месяц назад

There is still hope for Caruana!

@MartinZanichelli Месяц назад

and Tarrasch........, but the greatest was Korchnoi.

@kojiattwood Месяц назад

Bronstein

@JuicersSuck Месяц назад

Levon Aronian is definitely in the discussion.

@victoreric4557 Месяц назад

@@borismirchev5557There’s no hope bud.

@sonvu4102 Месяц назад

What a fantastic fight... I'll study it again. Thanks a lot for your explainations. Excellent as always

@leefields3658 Месяц назад

At my level of skill (I'm guessing somewhere around 1600), usually draws are a little boring to watch. This game was absolutely brilliant (your excellent pithy analysis helped me greatly to understand what was going on)! Two fantastic players. I am Fischer fan--I was a teenager when he won the championship in 1972. Thank you!

@jackmclaughlin9161 Месяц назад

You can only say wow!!

@antoniolampreia5953 Месяц назад

Thank you for your masterful comments of this demonstration of will to survive displayed by Keres, thank youagain.

@ronaldwysocki1204 Месяц назад

Excellent choice. Fantastic work to prepare this video. I studied this game many times when I was much younger, but your discussion of all the traps and defense really is enlightening. I remember that it was a quite a fight but Fischer was unable to win with two connected passers. Qe5 could have led to 1-0, we will never know!

@vishalkumar-tu5sh Месяц назад

Thankyou sir...excellent explaining sir...made me understand this beautifull game of chess

@mustangw8ford415 Месяц назад

great video as always. thanks

@maxwellndlovu4461 Месяц назад

I love this channel thank you for not digressing.

@mentalmoves6032 Месяц назад

What a game! Thanks for this hidden gem.

@turbonelli Месяц назад

Whao for a game. I've never seen it before, but it's fantastic.

@Bobby-fj8mk 19 дней назад

Thanks - wonderful game.

@dexterdex436 Месяц назад

Nice one Chess Dawg

@Corteum Месяц назад

Great game. Great analysis.

@saarike Месяц назад

What a game, what a game!!!!! Thank you for sharing and explaining situations.

@doncar9 Месяц назад

A great fight indeed.

@jerryshunk7152 Месяц назад

Great Game!

@grone07 Месяц назад

What a game

@jcpoza1971 Месяц назад

Great game indeed!!!

@wizardatmath Месяц назад

Tension ❤

@Willy-nu3oc Месяц назад

what a game

@valbarker610 Месяц назад

what if fischer promoted to a rook instead of sacrificing the queen for the bishop? preventing the stalemate line since rook takes at the end of the line would leave white with a square