Magnus Carlsen's 5 World Championships

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How Magnus Carlsen defeated Viswanathan Anand, Sergey Karjakin, Fabiano Caruana, and Ian Nepomniachtchi for the World Chess Championships in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2021.
0:00 Intro
0:30 Match 1 - 2013
10:33 Match 2 - 2014
17:15 Match 3 - 2016
26:08 Match 4 - 2018
33:45 Match 5 - 2021
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@jimbobjr11 2 года назад

I went to Dubai and we decided the first game we should see was on Friday. Friday was game six. Magnus signed my board after at 1 o clock in the morning. Truly a generational player. Absolutely dumbfounded.....

@jakestakes9075 2 года назад

That's so awesome

@enz1o419 2 года назад

Amazing! I wish I was there.

@NameName-dg1hx 2 года назад

@Vyrene 2 года назад

"When Magnus Carlsen blunders he's still fine, but when you blunder you hang four queens" is the funniest sentence and relatable I've ever gotten from Levy

@kevlarmcquevlar 2 года назад

Truly one of the chess players in history!

@karlballester5119 2 года назад

Absolutely

@oni8337 2 года назад

Ah a cultured AnarchyChess follower I see

@ajinkyaranade8510 2 года назад

Absolutely, in fact one of the sportspersons across history

@timnauwelaers6876 2 года назад

He definitely is a chess player yes! You said it well!

@angpineapple7912 2 года назад

Well you're not wrong lol

@evanwithers9158 2 года назад

Magnus mental fortitude is what really sets him apart. He’s willing and able to play long match after long match; and keeps his composure even in borderline lost positions after hours of play

@Arthas30000 2 года назад

And the absolutely Bizzare stuff he tries

@mi_-lt4ws 2 года назад

His dad said even at a very young age he could concentrate hard on something for hours at a time

@foxy3.o891 2 года назад

Nighhsuda idnsifsisjdudywuuwhhgh

@mysticalmagic9259 2 года назад

@@mi_-lt4ws When he was six, he memorized all the flags and capitals of every country in the world.

@dannygjk 2 года назад

Another thing he does which is important is he looks at positions objectively.

@betterthanyou3465 2 года назад

I know this isnt about him but damn fabi did so well. Truly matched each other blow for blow in classical...

@catandfishfc 2 года назад

Fabi was fully on par with Magnus Carlsen. But he had no chance once he had to face Dr Drunkenstein.

@KKSuited 2 года назад

@@catandfishfc legend has it magnus beat fabi in the the rapid whilst in a hot tub, listening to Eminem and drinking beer.

@givepaddytheemmy4535 2 года назад

That was kinda Carlsens whole plan in that match though. Just draw and keep even until tiebreaks because he knew that fabi was miles below him in low time format

@seanhunter111 2 года назад

Hard to imagine now, but apparently Magnus was so nervous going into game 1 vs Vishy that he knocked his pawn over making the first move.

@andyalvarico6139 2 года назад

I have to appreciate Levy for consistently making chess games recaps sound like we're watching a horse race. Thank you for the enthusiasm and energy!

@nebulousname3320 2 года назад

One of the Kramnik v Anand WC matches would make a really interesting recap! Considering how Kramnik was shook in 2008 when Anand finally played e4

@dialecticsjunkie7653 2 года назад

I agree!!!! I thought Kramnik Anand 2008 was really high quality and had some of the most interesting games tbh

@SuhasPai 2 года назад

Final moments from each of Magnus' 5 world championship victories ( Anand twice, Karjakin, Caruana, Nepo) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WHWTKv9N-YU.html

@Low_Marine 2 года назад

I have an ok-ok story. A little context first, I am from India and Vishy is a literal god here. Everyone knows who he is here. So when he was beaten back in 2013, I was in 3rd or 4th grade and at the time our school used to give us these List of Current affairs for ever month. And Bamg right there the biggest one was Vishy lost to some Norwegian young dude named Magnus Carlsen. These current affairs lists-thingies were marked under the subject of general knowledge and would be graded. When the question paper came it had this news as a question like who beat vishy. Everyone wrote Magnus. Now the teacher who made these lists and gave to us like a month back made a spelling error and printed Magnus CARLSON. With an O. So everyone wrote it with an O. The not-so-everybody smart kids wrote it with an E. And there was this huge uproar of which one was correct. Parents argued with teachers. It was a 1 mark question in a 10 mark paper. HUGE DEAL for the parents who wanted their kids to score a 10. Ended with the teacher giving everyone a mark for that question.

@zohalarbabzada9654 2 года назад

This is a hilarious story, thank you for sharing!

@Kes22497 2 года назад

AHAHAHAHA I can totally see this happening xD That was the year that us Indians learnt Carlsen could be spelt with an e.

@Low_Marine 2 года назад

@@zohalarbabzada9654 I love this community.

@Low_Marine 2 года назад

@@Kes22497 True

@yessir6427 Год назад

wtf is this shit

@samparkins6268 2 года назад

Gotham chess is easily the best chess channel on RU-vid, I have been following him since I picked up chess after the Queens Gambit came out on Netflix. Since then I have rose from 500 ELO to 1500. He has helped me on my chess journey as well as providing fun and entertaining chess content. I can’t thank you enough for being such a inspiration for the past year and a half. We love you Levy and go for your dreams.

@BuddhaPrime 2 года назад

Same

@apothicons2506 2 года назад

When did you start playing chess?

@samparkins6268 2 года назад

@@apothicons2506 I learned the rules when I was 6 am but nothing else

@michaelali4488 2 года назад

Good work man I’ve been stuck in the 900-1200 range for years so I know the work it takes to go from 500-1500. Nice job

@azmayeenzchowdhury8484 Год назад

@@michaelali4488 how does he increase a 1000 elo like that. I increase 50 and then completely lose my mind and go down 100

@tatsuyasigh1906 2 года назад

I swear that Magnus-Fabi match is so underrated. Ppl remember that it had 12 draws, but not HOW they were drawn. Half of those draws are 10 times more interesting than any decisive game in 2021 (beside game 6). Game 1 game 6 game 10 were some of the most complicated games I've ever seen

@jasonkoch3182 2 года назад

Yep. 12 hard fought games by the two best players on earth at the time. I'd take another match like that over the Nepo blunderfest every time.

@mytyhekiller4 2 года назад

Preach. Enough with the "muh draws", this was chess at its highest level

@12jswilson 2 года назад

There are boring draws and there are fighting draws. Those were mostly fighting draws

@ChocolateMilk.. 2 года назад

Tbh I think most complaining about draws are very young and new to the game. Most of them have probably never played a classic.

@flavio7180 Год назад

I feel sorry for Caruana. He is brilliant (well, at least at classical) but he'll probably never be world champion just because Carlsen is too good. The guy even reached the 3rd highest rating ever, just behind Carlsen and Kasparov, but he's just not as good as Magnus. I think he could go down as one of the best to never actually become the best of his time.

@Infinitesimal 2 года назад

Man , the efforts you put in this video. Impressive work Gotham. 🤩

@treesome4680 2 года назад

I love these long 43 minute chess videos so much

@SuhasPai 2 года назад

Final moments from each of Magnus' 5 world championship victories ( Anand twice, Karjakin, Caruana, Nepo) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WHWTKv9N-YU.html

@timsonins 2 года назад

I mean he did a recap on all these games earlier on the channel, this one is just milking views

@smilingbuddha6923 2 года назад

Hahaha....areee aap yaha?😁

@ukashk1071 2 года назад

Pdhai karo Government exam nikalo chess mai time waste mt karo

@gor818 2 года назад

The game that left an impression on me and that I’ll never forget was Anand’s win, with the pawn push.

@bennetth7008 2 года назад

Happy Birthday to Levy’s grandpa. He’s as much of an OG as Levy

@sillynapalm 2 года назад

The original gotham?

@Steve-xo4nb 2 года назад

It's really cool seeing this happen. When I was just a kid on my grade school chess team, everyone talked about Bobby Fischer. And I was upset I wasn't around during his time.. Now Magnum Magnus come out, guns blazing and I get to see it. I feel like the biggest nerd ever for the words that just came out my mouth... But hey.. This is really interesting to me

@kamakshraheja5124 2 года назад

it is interesting for everyone who sees this comment,don't worry

@PJ_enjoyer 2 года назад

Clicked faster than levy cursing in his twitch stream.

@govindmenon333 2 года назад

Respect to mans, he coulda easily made this into an entire series and got tons of views but collapses all of it into a single masterpiece for anyone to have a look at, and instantly know all about magnus's reign in the world championship...

@billwhite9333 2 года назад

I need the series thoooo 🙏🏽

@DrFaust-tb9nw 2 года назад

At the beginning level the queen is the most powerful but at the super grandmaster level the pawn is the most powerful

@marcohalomoan6671 2 года назад

At engine level, tempo is the most powerful

@dionlindsay2 2 года назад

Because the threat (in the case of a pawn, to become a Queen) is more powerful than its execution? Nimzowitsch would be proud to see you say that :-)

@Cuorion 2 года назад

"Magnus doing Magnus things" is probably the most descriptive phrase of chess in our era. There are many great players playing today, Ian being one of them, but then you got this dude that looks at the engine evaluation screaming "Drawww!!" and goes "Sober up Stockfish, I'm winning this".

@edmalhan8322 2 года назад

Magnus is such a beast. I wonder who will challenge him next.

@lollmao9541 2 года назад

Fabi

@Louis-cz1zw 2 года назад

i think it’ll be fabi or alireza

@alvaroguerrero2827 2 года назад

Fabi for sure

@memetime9700 2 года назад

Nihal

@darrenchristi1924 2 года назад

Alireza

@basesixty6739 2 года назад

I don’t think he will win many more WCC His lifespan is already 3x that of an average GOAT.

@UrGoneConcept 2 года назад

Took me 2 minutes to understand this

@Steve-xo4nb 2 года назад

The guy's only 32.. He's got enough gas in him to get at least 5 more titles..

@marcuspoosz2190 2 года назад

@@Steve-xo4nb 31*

@weareafteryou3975 2 года назад

@@Steve-xo4nb he only just became 31 too

@victorerickson9770 2 года назад

@@UrGoneConcept thanks to you it took me about 6 seconds.

@catandfishfc 2 года назад

Karjakin drawing a game while -8 on Stockfish was amazing. An unholy fortress, Magnus kept pushing but Karjakin kept holding by some miracle. Karjakin even managed a sweaty stalemate in rapid!

@matthewtalukdar3712 2 года назад

Hey, which game is this? Thank you!

@catandfishfc 2 года назад

@@matthewtalukdar3712 Game 4. Modern Stockfish only sees at -2 now (it was -8 at the time), but it's still an impenetrable fortress. Game 2 of play-offs is the stalemate game. I will also mention game 3, another miracle escape by Karjakin with a piece down.

@Chico2798 Год назад

@@catandfishfc Karjakin fell off. Hasn't played much chess in recent years

@Lim-mv7rq Год назад

@@Chico2798 I mean he was literally banned from participating in tournaments

@flavio7180 Год назад

@@Lim-mv7rq To be honest, he kinda brought it on himself. I don't think he should be banned, but he definitely knew that he was gonna bring a lot of heat on himself for supporting the war. Great player though.

@rahulmistry5019 2 года назад

if you made a 5 hour long video explaining some of these games as a documentary about how carlsen has stayed world champion , i'd watch every second of it, multiple times, and i think im not the only one . thanks for making this, feels a bit rushed though.

@weareafteryou3975 2 года назад

I think I’d stop at about 1.5-2 hours

@lucaswright7236 2 года назад

I'm pretty late to the chess party I had no idea this guy was winning all the way back in 2013

@kkmac7247 2 года назад

He was world number one back in Jan 2010.

@jasonkoch3182 2 года назад

The interesting thing is, he could have maybe won his first title in 2012 but he withdrew from the candidates tournament because he didn't like the format. It was a four game bracket with faster time control tiebreaks and Magnus thought it was too easy to draw the classical games and determine the winner in the rapid and blitz. In 2013, FIDE adopted the double round robin for the first time in something like 50 years. Magnus played, came perilously close to losing but managed to hang on, and the rest is history.

@hhhbkid 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WjEmquJhSas.html

@sparklecharmer 2 года назад

some guy copied your comment

@richv8124 2 года назад

@ITSVILA FF it's held every two years.

@MrSamiGigi 2 года назад

Couldnt you have moments of press conferance aswell, to see the reactions of the earlier years. That would be dope

@Guiganator2 2 года назад

Love that you recapped 2021 even though you just made the entire series of videos these past few weeks.

@amosdraak3536 2 года назад

IKR?

@MusicPlaylistsChannel 2 года назад

@@amosdraak3536 ppl will be watching this in a year too that's why...

@veronicasmith2131 Год назад

33:49 “I wasn’t going to make daily recap videos of games that already happened as ridiculous as that sounds.” *flashforward to the year 2023 World Chess Championships* lol

@amosdraak3536 2 года назад

#suggestion Who wants to see the other World Champions’ games who are 6x winners? I think it’s fair and cool. Plus he already shows a lot of Kasparov so it would be in his usual style. Let’s see if we can get a conversation on this, guys and gals.

@arnaut108 2 года назад

Fantastic idea, I like it very much. But why stop on only 6x winners, why not cover all World Champions even if they hold it 'just' a year. No one has done it before or atleast I haven't seen anything similar. It can definitely be done in one year and it would be awesome to watch.

@user-svqmbiv 2 года назад

I'd like to see something about Lasker's reign. He was champ for 27 years. Pre-Fide.

@Nicks721 2 года назад

Who are the 6x winners??

@jasonkoch3182 2 года назад

@@Nicks721 Lasker was an undisputed 6 time champ and reigned for 27 years (this was pre-FIDE). Kasparov and Karpov are also six times champs, though Kasparov only won 4 undisputed titles and Karpov only had 3. The others came during the era of FIDE and Garry's PCA, so the titles were split. Magnus is currently tied with Botvinnik for second most undisputed championships with 5, although Botvinnik never actually won a world championship match as world champ. He won the tournament to declare a world champ after Alekhine's death, drew Bronstein in his first defense, drew Smyslov in his second defense, then lost to Smyslov, defeated Smyslov as challenger in a rematch, lost to Tal, defeated Tal as challenger in a rematch then lost to Petrosian.

@Nicks721 2 года назад

@@jasonkoch3182 thanks

@Citylight-yq8dp 2 года назад

I had a really bad morning at work a bit ago. Your amazing recap of game 6 gave me the motivation i needed. Thank you, Gotham.

@dpk147 2 года назад

While I watched every match live, I still came to your channel for the recaps because you make it fun and interesting. Your style is simply perfect for making chess cool and accessible to those of us who aren't masters. Thank you.

@martoantoniuk 2 года назад

I love this long videos and wish there were more. I would love a detailed analysis of all these world champion defenses.

@johncarolan4685 2 года назад

Great video Levy! I always learn a lot from these recaps & really enjoyed the longer format! Cheers

@AthosJosue 2 года назад

Anand lost to magnus and semi retired, karjakin lost to magnus and lost a lot of places in the rankings, caruana lost to magnus and is down like 50 elo points and 3/4 places in the top50, im sure its just coincidence but, its also interesting to see.

@None-zv2qk 2 года назад

And this one has potential to be the worst collapse of a career

@12jswilson 2 года назад

@@None-zv2qk we'll see. A lot of people liked Nepo's chances because he was one of the few that was not afraid of Magnus. I think he is now. Now who isn't afraid of Magnus? Firouzja isn't. I don't think Fabi is. Duda isn't. Rapport isn't. Luckily, most of those guys have qualified for the Candidate's. I predict that Carlsen won't lose the world championship to anyone roughly his age or older.

@chillax9184 2 года назад

Yes. I've observed that as well. Fabi even said when he's in the commentary that the match took a toll a lot on you mentally. There were times where things would just hunt them down reminding them the "what ifs" of the game

@Kodaira023 2 года назад

@@12jswilsonwhat? very few people liked his chances

@12jswilson 2 года назад

@@Kodaira023 relatively speaking. No one outside of probably his own team world give him over 50% chance. I think Ben Finegold said he would win the match 35-40% of the time. That's much higher than the rating difference would imply. Probably higher odds than other candidates during the last one outside of maybe Fabi or Ding

@MaccoRoma 2 года назад

Game 6 of every chess championship seems to be a turning point, potentially or practically.

@jamesknapp64 2 года назад

Tal vs Botnick, Fischer vs Spaskey, Mangus 3 times; yeah it seems to happen a lot

@andrewqi6695 2 года назад

it is around the middle and exactly the middle when it was 12 games lol

@johnbaier2574 2 года назад

Thanks very much for this phenomenal recap. I can’t imagine all the work that goes into making this, but in 45 minutes I have both a great sense of the history of Magnus’s reign, as well as the drama and key moments. Talented commentator. I always learn a lot. Big fan of Gotham.

@djanatpour 2 года назад

Sweet video. In the Fabi match, game 8 really stood out as Magnus hanging by a thread against insane engine prep, and game 12 was notable when Carlsen had clear advantage but offered a draw. Appreciate that you had to pick and choose, though, and that game 6 was really a head scratcher. Thanks for the work in all this analysis!

@dawidow6979 2 года назад

Magnus is such a beast. No one can beat him

@MeMe-nm7jr 2 года назад

It's so unfortunate that that 6th Carlsen-Nepo game, which was a brilliant game regardless of loss, seemed to break down Nepo. He's definitely a worthy opponent when he's on his game and I was hoping to see more but he blundered it away. Carlsen seems to be the GOAT. Can't wait to see the next challenger. Maybe Firouzja (sry for spelling). He's been strong lately.

@blue-pi2kt 2 года назад

Nepo is a remarkable player but when you are a red-hot dynamic fast playing attacking sensation and you struggle to get it going, it's only natural your confidence is sapped against the literal chess embodiment of a boa constrictor. If you can't put him on the back foot, Magnus will grind you down and expose you. It's that simple.

@MeMe-nm7jr 2 года назад

@@blue-pi2kt good boa analogy about magnus' style but I think Carlsen winning had far more to do with Nepo losing. All was well up to and through game 6 and it all fell apart after that. Seems that people's points about Nepo going on tilt (for lack of better word) are true. There have been blunders in WC's but not like this or that many, you know? EDIT - I suppose I'm agreeing with you mostly. Those blunders were just something else.

@dhruvtiwari45 2 года назад

you apologized for the spelling like you did in intentionally. LMFAOO!!

@MeMe-nm7jr 2 года назад

@@dhruvtiwari45 I apologized for the spelling because I was too busy to look it up at the time and didn't know his actual spelling. But you got me _good_ there...

@Zlysium 2 года назад

@@MeMe-nm7jr I believe he meant the irony of apologizing for spelling, and intentionally spelling "sorry" incorrectly.

@michaelchileshe2619 2 года назад

I've been binging your videos recently as I got interested in the word championship and your covers pulled me in, I got back into chess and have been improving my rating everyday, thank you Gotham, or should I say Levy.

@YaSabiamos 2 года назад

Great video as always. I'd love to see a one on Vishy's 2014 candidates!

@sicklecellwithdr.o 2 года назад

Thanks to your videos, I got a lot better at chess and I just reached 1800 for the first time! Thank you!

@vishaljadav8344 2 года назад

Chessbase india

@jackhenry8678 2 года назад

Levy have Magnus Carlsen and Carl Magnuson ever played each other before? I hear you talk about both often and would love to see a game between them!

@michaelfrancis2468 2 года назад

After Game 6 I think Carl took over for Ian...

@ajayharilal3120 2 года назад

It’s Carlos Magnuson

@arpan2366 2 года назад

Beautiful video levy...I assumed you were up to something when you did not post yesterday night (according to indian standard time) The efforts you put in the making of this are insane

@clivetaylor27 2 года назад

Formidable. World class review Levy. Modern "attention span" content, depth and scope. Tied all the important moves from 5 matches which all came to 1 move, not seen in engines, and Fabi's missed NG1(?) - would have been. You're moving Chess here Levy.

@aakashhaque9805 2 года назад

I can't imagine how Caruana felt afterwards learning that there was a forced mate that probably would've won him the world championship

@vaishakhp8327 2 года назад

Mate in 30 was impossible for a human to find , Engines are complete lunatics they just play for 0.0000001 percentage advantage too . Fabi Must have moved on from that , still quite depressing 🥲

@NicoDavid 2 года назад

you will get your GM title someday levy... and your WALL would be so proud talking to you....

@risknoodle9979 2 года назад

The fuck are you on mate

@nitro2914 2 года назад

@@risknoodle9979 It's a reference to Levy making a blunder in a game on stream, where he then went and laid down and said his walls told him he will never be a GM and that he trusts his walls.

@risknoodle9979 2 года назад

@@nitro2914 and what does that reference have to do with this video? or is he just making another one of these comments for the likes

@moh.adibasyahada8832 2 года назад

Awesome video, i was wondering if you would ever make a deep dive on who is the goat in chess by showing the lenghts of dominance and arguments on why those certain players are debated to be the goat (like fischer, kasparov, magnus, and so on). would be an interesting video and show the development and the ability's between the best players on each respected era

@HitmanSanta 2 года назад

Great recaps as always! Would also have been awesome if you had added som clips of Magnus after some of the games he lost

@Omar_Merican 2 года назад

Magnus will always be the GOAT in my eyes! ☺️👏🙌

@GingaBreadMen 2 года назад

Levy needs a noble peace prize. The amount of people he’s inspired to enjoy the great game of chess, like myself, will continue past his time. Magnus might be the best chess player ever but Gotham is the best chess entertainer ever. Thank you Levy!

@AwesomeLifeguard 2 года назад

I want to say I really appreciate the no cuts during your speaking. Really high level stuff. I appreciate you and all the content you put out man.

@mikef.pauciello1026 2 года назад

Thank you for all these recaps and videos. It's been a long year and you helped me escape into this beautiful game. Thank you

@drewfourniermusic 2 года назад

I think a really interesting series, despite how long it will be, would be recapping one game from each world championship match, obviously one game per video. It would be interesting to see the evolution of chess up to today.

@slite6960 2 года назад

Прекрасное видео, как всегда! :)

@ltsgobrando 2 года назад

I was very confused at 1:42 until I realized I'd just finished watching your Anand vs Carson world championship recap...

@jaredcottrell6720 2 года назад

Great video Levy. Love your content. Very informative.

@krishgupta1258 2 года назад

I'm here

@unclemurphygaming6498 2 года назад

Me too

@isaacsim5193 2 года назад

gothamchess

@harshitsingh2626 2 года назад

Me too

@wemfaunillan8558 2 года назад

Me here as well

@subinngo4602 2 года назад

@adityajain-ys5vq 2 года назад

Magnus is GOAT but Alireza is that cub who has become a lion to eat the goat

@jonasverhellen689 2 года назад

Great video. If you’d ever find the time/interest, the imbalance in game 1 of Carlsen - Caruana would be great to have explained by you.

@colinsmith3990 2 года назад

I thought this championship would be closer. Ian had been playing really well leading up to it and Magnus was showing just the smallest signs of being human. That is you can't be best forever. He was losing the odd game to some really strong players and he didn't quite seem on top of his game. To Magnus's credit he plays a lot but he didn't win some high profile tournaments. I wonder if he was using all these earlier games to give Ian a false sense of bravado and then Magnus returned to his rock solid and amazing style of play to knock Ian out of his zone. Game 6 was unbelievable that Magnus was confident to play 2 rooks against the queen and find a way to win after 8 hours. Incredible!!!

@mememan8100 2 года назад

Magnium Carlonson is truly the GOAT of chess

@oni8337 2 года назад

Magnesium Calcium*

@binujohn3412 2 года назад

Great recap levi. As a loney loser watching an alpha male like you makes me feel great

@sillynapalm 2 года назад

Fun fact: the scientist who coined the term alpha male later refuted it and has since gone on to advocate against it because of how complex human interpersonal relationships are.

@binujohn3412 2 года назад

@@sillynapalm o daym

@baierzdorf4833 2 года назад

Thank for all you do! Im new to chess and so far 90% of my skill is from your channel, so thank you very much. Question: you always saying “ to get over *** elo go back and learn your basics/theory” , do you have any book suggestion or some kinda curriculum that beginner can step by step improve game?

@zizthesin 2 года назад

Levy, i work graveyards and your videos are great after work. You and Hikaru got me more interested in chess. thank you so much for the content man!

@Amay5 2 года назад

The only guy who can ruin Magnus' run seems to be Alireza, I hope they play against each other in 2023 WC match. Great video as always Levy.

@24naonithkrao76 2 года назад

He is overrated lmao

@besto5486 2 года назад

@@24naonithkrao76 *3000 rating performance *+37 classical points in the top 5 level *eats 2800 players for dinner *only been playing for 8 years *is yet to reach is prime Yup, definitely overrated my guy

@besto5486 2 года назад

@aimanmahmud9046 2 года назад

@@24naonithkrao76 People like you will always underrate him, no matter how much he does. He is definitely a potential challenger for Magnus, youngest 2800 rated Elo for a reason.

@besto5486 2 года назад

@Garry Oldman not currently but all the recent players he played in the tournament have at one point been 2800 that's what i meant

@roughlyunderscore 2 года назад

Day 261.5 of translating Levy's titles to Russian: "5 чемпионатов мира Магнуса Карлсена"

@lelouchvibritannia1919 2 года назад

day 161.5 of replying to _ruf [Roughly_]

@jullianmolina8842 2 года назад

I love how you keep giving time stamps in the intro so people in the future can follow each video

@snowmanenterprises3975 2 года назад

Dude, your content is just pure value and has been for all the dozens of videos I've seen so far. Best of wishes to your Grandpa

@rahulsah6865 2 года назад

Can u cover some of Mikhail Tal's game... His craziness n yor crazy explaination are gonna b lit

@bf1-casim621 2 года назад

Great video again ! The duel Carlsen v Caruana could be a 40 minutes vidéos...or 1 hour. This match deserve an entire vidéo. Love from France

@BotezGambit 2 года назад

I'm a big fan of the content but personally I don't like when you skip ahead in the games I like to see how the position arrose and also I'm trash so it's kinda hard to follow. Great work on the recent vids keep it up!

@GuitarAnime 2 года назад

This video is one of your bests. Watched till the end like always. What a Beast is Magnus, can't imagine someone beating him unless he let himself go. He will probably win the next two world championship and then resign unbeaten.

@yourboychipsahoy6758 2 года назад

okay but levy you are the goat of chess videos! happy holidays!

@caffeinator1849 2 года назад

Finally a Gotham video, been wondering if you're taking a break after the WC

@superspideyx 2 года назад

Great vid! Thanks for summing it all up.

@jeanpaulgiraldo 2 года назад

dude, your videos are so entertaining and informative. amazing channel!!!!

@wchambers3849 2 года назад

No complaints about the length Levy. You provide great content. Keep up the good work!

@idontwantmynameinhere 2 года назад

I'd really like a recap on Game 1 of Carlsen - Caruana, that was an insane game if I recall correctly!

@iamthejohnny5 2 года назад

I'd be interested in some more story-based analysis videos like this one and the one where Karajakin and Magnus both need a win to secure the tournament. Instructive to watch and easy to share w/non-chess friends. As always thank you very much for your content

@shanastroskyphazer8172 2 года назад

Thanks Man ! awesome video to watch during breakfast, and enjoy my coffee before work Thanks . random fact. I always watch chess on big screen , also I mostly play chess now on the big screen its exciting and fun. How do you play ? Alireza next challenger !?

@ww12355 2 года назад

Great video, btw tho, how do I submit games for the elo guess thing?

@anthonydavtyan3199 2 года назад

Bro your commentary is just awesome. Love it

@SoelengaaerbagAaseneed 2 года назад

2:12 made me sub. Great commentary, seem like a great guy as well:)

@danielmagee8637 Год назад

its funny levy brings up the colley system not being something you see in wcc games considering ding played it this year

@greatmnn3868 2 года назад

Levy this video is very beautiful.. It will keep magnus's legacy... Also, plz make video how Vishy become world champion.. You have covered all other from Bobby Fischer.. Only Vishy left..

@morty4193 2 года назад

I like longer vids jsyk. Some don't but I watched every second and appreciated the effort.

@LoyalBlackSG Год назад

Can you make a video on origins of Chess and how Shah Mat became Check Mate? Thank You for interesting and educational content. 🙏 From Brooklyn with ❤

@hitrapperandartistdababy Год назад

I think without a doubt Game 6 of 2021 was Magnus AND Ian’s finest game ever. The best of the best moves, slow, raw, brutal but also incredibly artistic with how both players navigated their pieces for a slight advantage. Its not my favourite game of all times but it is by far the most impressive game of both of their careers! A true Magnus Opus pun intended

@The504medic 2 года назад

Awesome review, Gotta retitle the 2021 match though as game 6 not game 5

@damianwieczorek1258 2 года назад

I love when it when you make those loooooong videos! Have a nice day/night!

@Silverframe 2 года назад

Levy! I like the length of your videos, keep doing what you're doing! :)

@dansheetz4285 2 года назад

Really great stuff Gotham. What a game!

@tjcloar1913 Месяц назад

Magnus really looked at the chance to tie a world record and said I'm good

@hridayd.bajracharya9634 2 года назад

Levy is truly the goat. I mean I was wondering if there was a video on all of Magnus' WC games and boom the rozman strikes with a quality video like he always does. God bless your soul and I hope you get that GM title. GM Rozman vs GM Rosen for the world chess championship 2069, MAKE IT HAPPEN.

@malthegrindstedulrik8024 2 года назад

Would really like to see a video on Magnus team of seconds! Obviously there is a bit of drama over Dubov right now, but besides that Peter Heine Nielsen is an awsome story in coaching two world champs, and it would be interesting to hear a bit about the career of each member of the team.