Respect! 64-year-old Gregory Kaidanov takes on Magnus Carlsen | Qatar Masters 2023

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After beating Jorden van Foreest in a miniature in round 7, it was now time for Gregory Kaidanov to take on the Big Boss in the world of chess - Magnus Carlsen. At 64 years of age Kaidanov is a very well-known name in the world of chess, especially the US chess and it was a big moment for him to the face the world no.1. We bring you the game along with the commentary of IM Sagar Shah. But not to be missed is Kaidanov's respectful gesture at the start of the game and asking Magnus for his copy of the scoresheet at the end of the game. These are the people in the chess world for whom chess is life!
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@5RustyBin 10 месяцев назад

How wonderful to see that side of Magnus - I have noticed over the years that many many players when they finish a game just stand and walk away. More often than not Magnus is willing to explain the tactics and do a short analysis of the position with his opponent. Truly a great ambassador for the sport.

@komabase 8 месяцев назад

very helpful indeed

@HunterBelkiran 8 месяцев назад

as long as he wins, that is.

@Uberpingvin 8 месяцев назад

@@HunterBelkirancan't blame a man for being the absolute champion in a sport and take a loss with such calm and clarity tho x)

@camilosolis6878 8 месяцев назад

This is also because his opponent did a wonderful game. Kaidanov showed respect for Magnus before the game, and did a great job against Magnus's London System at 64 years old. It was a very tied game until minute 12:49. Surely was a very interesting game for Magnus

@pathikd Год назад

Kaidanov asked Magnus if he could keep a copy of Magnus's handwritten scoresheet. So sweet :)

@lollycopter Год назад

Two copies are made and the player keeps their yellow sheet. I think Kaidanov was offering Carlsen a copy of his sheet but Carlsen declined because there's no need for him to cross-check from Kaidanov's notation. Notice how Kaidanov ends up with 3 sheets - two with his handwriting, and one with Carlsen's.

@pathikd Год назад

Ahh ok thanks didn't know this. Why does one need to cross-check though? Especially after the game is over. @@lollycopter

@user-ee1lo1il3f Год назад

@@lollycopter no he ended up with 3 sheets because you see him there asking for magnus' pink sheet. you can clearly tell that from the players' interaction as well as how the two sheets of each player were not separated until then, so those two were both of magnus' writing.

@irollerblade13 4 месяца назад

@@user-ee1lo1il3f It's kind of like a bill of sale sheet. Im guessing Magnus has to turn in the yellow one and the pink is his own copy which Kaidanov asked for which is basically Carlesen's own receipt.

@shishimaren Год назад

It's great to see and feel both players respected each other.

@gaaragt7714 Год назад

Very professional and respectful game, from the beginning of the match to the end, love it💯

@magnumdongsen2141 Год назад

yeah really nice to watch

@kartheek6302 Год назад

Its so nice, that in the end ( 17:06 ) Kaidanov asks for the Magnus' scoresheet, i guess that's a great treasure to have.... this shows how prestigious chess players feel when they play Magnus. (people rarely get his autograph...but now he has 40 moves written by him along with an autograph.)

@lollycopter Год назад

No I don't think that's what happened. Each scoresheet has two carbon copies underneath and both players normally collect one yellow and one purple sheet each. In this case, Kaidanov ended up with 3 copies because Magnus declined Kaidanov's purple copy. You can see Magnus pockets his yellow sheet whereas Kaidanov keeps two purples and one yellow.

@rexoni2512 Год назад

@@lollycopterMagnus declined nothing lol. He wasn't offered to take anything.

@SB-ex2px Год назад

The smile on Kaidanov's face when asking for the purple sheet :-)

@scuffedmarshmello9334 11 месяцев назад

@@lollycopterWhat are you talking about? He literally asks Magnus for it and Magnus motions sure you can keep it. I think it 100% was to have as Magnus memorabilia and memory he will hold of playing the great Magnus.

@pabloescobar4524 11 месяцев назад

good observation and thinking behind it.

@DarkDragonSlayerAQW Год назад

i just love when the 2 opponents actually shake hands and not just awkwardly touch

@ekkonomicalxd Год назад

Kaidanov is a class act.

@catalanicsurya3089 Год назад

Tera baap

@Mig29tvc Год назад

Russian old school !

@GrislyAtoms12 Год назад

"Kaidanov is a class act." 100% And he is a great coach too. I got 2 lessons from him in the 1990s, and this really helped me think better about how to play the game.

@DylanJDeals Год назад

With all due respect my dad used to say this and i dislike when people do because how do you really know? People can be a class act and the next day do something shameful

@cragjones1799 Год назад

@@DylanJDeals Ive known him for 30 years and played him , hes a good guy....

@patriotdrone9566 Год назад

Magnus played that so cleanly... Fluid and precise. Kaidanov is a legend. Loved watching this.

@charlessanchez6538 Год назад

Quien gano

@PursuingALPHA Год назад

Agreed respect to Kaidanov. You can see how Mr. Kaidanov is thrilled to be playing Magnus. He himself obviously has a tremendous amount of respect for Magnus.

@GrislyAtoms12 Год назад

Someone needs to say this: Good commentary, IM Sagar Shah! Thank you.

@kashmir5173 Год назад

How I wish, the mic is close enough, so we can hear them talking.. for me this is a priceless moment when 2 GM's are spending their time to analyse their game. It's a display of sportsmanship, chess knowledge for other chess players, etc.

@Kira28720 Год назад

Yeah, it would've been good to hear when 2 GMs analyze their game.

@musical_lolu4811 Год назад

Funny.

@littleme-dt8ij 10 месяцев назад

I feel too old for quality chess at 50 and this guy is playing MC at 64. Major respect

@siddheshpoddar2606 Год назад

Kaidanov is wholesome to watch 🙌

@juancastillo1710 11 месяцев назад

This really did warm my heart. I love that Magnus let him keep the game sheet at the end.

@musman6270 Год назад

These end-game discussions are much more worthy if we are able to listen too.

@herohonda7145 Год назад

mans so sharp at 64 years of age. i am 25 and cant even remember what i had for breakfast.

@AimBot_245 Год назад

You need to consult with a doctor then You dropped your 🧠king

@a.michaelsen2389 Год назад

I'm 59, and just had my breakfast. So I remember. Ask me again in a few hours, and I'm not so certain!

@illusionCracker Год назад

@@a.michaelsen2389 he is wrong.. chess don't need memory.. it need sharpness..

@a.michaelsen2389 Год назад

@@illusionCracker So, in your opinion, there is no need to remember, let's say, opening theory?

@sayanabyju7595 Год назад

Chess needs memory because we have to remember opening and tactics and tactical position

@seansartor Год назад

The analysis afterwards was very RESPECTFUL 😎💯

@steelmongoose4956 Год назад

Still fun to watch Kaidanov play.

@Mehranrokh 10 месяцев назад

This was one of the best chess games I’ve ever seen. Class act on both sides.

@vixr9557 Год назад

he mentioned in his interview that he is traveling to Qatar to play Carlsen

@m.rubland6737 Год назад

It's nice to see the debriefing end with smiles from both sides. Usually chess players gesture, shake their heads with an expression of disgust at the result and stand up at the same time. I was beginning to think this was part of a game among professionals.😂

@MrCrchandler Год назад

Actually, I was taught from an early age that you never shake hands with a man while sitting down, no matter who. It's rude.

@HolySensei842 Год назад

You were taught well, it is absolutely true, sitting down and shaking hands with someone shows a lack of respect towards the other person.

@m.rubland6737 Год назад

In Germany it´s the same. You stand up to shake hands. Not necessary completly, especially if you were sitting at a table, but you at least do a move as like you would stand up.

@dowaliby1 Год назад

I was taught the same, and to make the handshake rather firm, not limp. Also to look the other person in the eye. So many times I have shaken hands with people in my life, it was like grabbing a dead fish. Most of the handshaking I have seen in chess matches, even among the top level players, is nothing more than a meaningless token before the game and a begrudging gesture afterwards.

@coffeetalk924 8 месяцев назад

Golden moment. Loved the respect shown between the two. A real gentlemens game.

@pukulu 9 месяцев назад

I played Kaidanov in the mid 1990s, probably at the National Open in Las Vegas. He was rated well above 2600 at the time and I was a little above 2200. I lost.

@vvvvvv6365 6 месяцев назад

Don´t worry mate, I would lose with you 🙂

@topse42 Год назад

Hi, I think your idea, to "let the players talk" after the games is really great... unfortunately the audio quality is usually so bad, I can't understand what they are saying. Have you ever considered to use a tool like Steinbergs Spectral Layers with either the "Unmix Vocals" oder "Remove Noise" function to try to clean up the audio? Best Regards!

@manifestyourlife7 Год назад

Pure class from Kaidanov.

@UpperChores Год назад

that's one of the most wholesome chessplayers i've seen, i can say there aren't many.

@michaelmcgee335 11 месяцев назад

As a sixty three year old I approve of Kaidanov’s play.

@Kekuahiwi 8 месяцев назад

14:50 Magnus glances up at Kaidanov for the resignation... gets it. Enjoyable game. Good commentating. Thanks

@nickb6138 Год назад

The best part of this is when Kaidanov puts his glasses on at the beginning and the video comes into focus

@GrislyAtoms12 Год назад

Yes! Good point, nickb

@andybud1983 10 месяцев назад

Brilliant commentary. Thanks for the video

@tamir8501 Год назад

Very dynamic and positional game, loved it!

@EverythingCreativeMZR Год назад

Awesome commentary budy....its the way you explain things is what makes videos interesting to watch.. Thanks fr tht

@Plantabs Год назад

Chess is gold 🥇

@abhaykulkarni23 Год назад

So nice of you to still shoot Gregory Kaidanov even after Magnus left the board... Respect! 🙏

@WilliamJonesChess Год назад

He asks for Magnus's scoresheet at 17:10 Magnus said yes !!

@anthonyvincel7266 Год назад

16:56 the start of the smiling that ends up with the thumbnail at 17:00 (the only reason I watched this video, such a beautiful moment)

@DavidThomas658 11 месяцев назад

Kaidanov is a lovely well-rounded and grounded individual

@xeraxu 6 месяцев назад

They are both class acts. After the game the way Magnus tells his elder chess opponent about what he should have done instead is.. to me.. a true sign of changing times and respect. And Kaidanov takes it very well and seems very interested in hearing this information. This was a good match thank you for uploading.

@andreasvakirtzis1093 8 месяцев назад

Kaidanov has such a nice personality. He is gentle, respectful, calm and he is of course a very strong grand master. Thanks for uploading this video!❤

@Engineeringpower 3 месяца назад

This game shows perfectly, how a chess play can or has to be. Like two friends play together and talk/ discuss after the nice game. The game itself is one part, but the behaviour ( have you seen Magnus's smile?) during the game is very important too. Here it is really nice, even Magnussen looks a bit stressed.

@genosynk546 5 месяцев назад

Truly lovely to see players show respect, empty of all ego. Great show of amazing sportsmanship, love it love it.

@CorvetteAustin24 8 месяцев назад

Amazing commentary. Thanks for the video!

@AquilaTheHun 10 месяцев назад

Kaidanov was GM before Magnus was born 🙂

@gregoryodle5947 Год назад

You watch considerate players like Kaidanov and see why people don’t want to watch players like Neiman.

@CoolRockBassBlock Год назад

Gregory Kaidanov lived and worked in the USSR, where he received the title of grandmaster.

@kentxx12 4 месяца назад

You can clearly see that Magnus knows who Gregory Kaidanov is :)

@KiransinghRajput-lf2xt 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing their actual conversation.. 😊

@amitthakkar1835 Год назад

Magnus is unbelievable talent 😮

@AA-le9ls Год назад

As big a talent as Morphy?

@clarencemametja6983 3 месяца назад

Please put mics on them after the game we wanna hear them talk ❤ nice commentating

@alfredomunoz2972 Год назад

At the end: its definitively lost because if King e8 theres Bishop d7+ not because of Rook takes pawn followed by King e7; lost anyway after Rook f7+

@paulstapleton4062 7 месяцев назад

Magnus shows great humility in this game...much respect.

@django-unchained Год назад

Always great to see them afterwards still deep into the game but it's over. And then they always start analyzing breaking points together :D

@idealgolfnorge 6 месяцев назад

Nothing beats pure respect

@Brucelee-pv6uf Год назад

The cutest thing isn’t the vide Is the fact he take off his glasses and but it again all the time 😭

@LuisGranillo-st2xn 11 месяцев назад

Wow they respect each other, just beautiful ❤

@LewisTolkienFan01 11 месяцев назад

I didn't know I liked chess. Thanks IG 😊 So, a question. Is how good you are depending on the moves you see in that time limit? Is the time limit the main factor? And who sees the most within that time limit the deciding factors?

@itsonlysmellzz Год назад

14:49 magnus looking and thinking. 'Sir, i dont want to embarras you, just give up'

@Tahi-v1i Год назад

Ivanchuk always does too. He won’t shake hands if he’s sitting but his opponent is standing.

@nileshdharap Год назад

Its very fun to watch the players analysing the game. They communicate with facial expressions and hand gestures more is more interesting to watch 😂

@carlooldani3150 4 месяца назад

Kaidanov happy like a child 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@KeithNoland2211 7 месяцев назад

This was fantastic & beautiful to watch

@AufdemLaufenden777 8 месяцев назад

Amazing Video!

@sheelasinha8513 Год назад

Gregory fought well

@alwysrite 7 месяцев назад

Sagar, standing up to shake hands used to be a standard practice showing respect not just in chess but in any greeting. Today the kids have no idea of these traditions

@alipakdin7372 7 месяцев назад

Looks like our hero Magnus has analysed the London system really really deep, many moves down the game and he only spent two minutes

@aligamadrian376 8 месяцев назад

10:15 if magnus see this move, look the horse can check then eat a bishop and another open check for rook then boom massive combo

@jryer1 Год назад

Gregory played very well. Hard to beat world #1.

@jimbojet8728 9 месяцев назад

Great sportsmen. Thank you both.

@TWolf317 10 месяцев назад

I took some lessons from Gregory K once a long time ago. He's a super nice guy.

@johannessondermann7655 9 месяцев назад

What was the time allocation?

@PeteQuad 11 месяцев назад

Excellent commentary.

@vinayakmallapur Год назад

Where is ding liren?😊

@Fernando-gv2vy 9 месяцев назад

I don`t understand why Sagar said... "What an amazing gesture,,,"... Kaidanov is a chess player and both supposed to shake hands before they start playing... Should Kaidanov must receive a special treatment ? .. I simply don´t think so,,, He deserves just the same respect like any other pro fide player...

@Izmonte 4 месяца назад

14:49 bro gave the side look saying that's it for you fam lol

@ompanchal9286 Год назад

In every most of Carlsen video you will be get hikaru in one frame .😅

@jamesfisherman7669 Год назад

And you can guess Magnus’ position by Hikarus face😂

@thexlr8rkid 11 месяцев назад

Right at the end 14:53 why not King e8 ?

@Asmrfoodandfilters 11 месяцев назад

The instructor becomes the student after the game.

@brightharbor_ 11 месяцев назад

Kaidanov was one of the best chess players of the ‘90s. He won the US open in 1992 and a lot of major tournaments back in that era. Really interesting to see him playing Magnus! He’s from another era for sure, but still really sharp at 64 (it’s honestly amazing to still be competitive at chess past age 50 or so).

@justmeeagainn 10 месяцев назад

Anyone who wants to repeal the 2nd Amendment can't have much to say that's intelligent about anything. And 50 isn't that old, you ageist.

@upplsuckimcool16 5 месяцев назад

It really was a great gesture him standing up.... I watch a lot of chess and these MF's NEVER stand up to shake hands LOL

@kevinwellwrought2024 Год назад

Carlsen must have learned many things from Kaidanov in his youth

@bggines_1260 Год назад

'Twas a happy ending after all!👏👏👏

@sf2explus184 Год назад

8:13 dhekes, dhekes,dheks, dheks

@percybyssheshelly Год назад

I remember back in 1992 when Kaidanov was practically unbeatable in the US.

@MiguelBaptista1981 8 месяцев назад

Dude you're talking like Kaidanov is 99 years old.

@dmitrit81 Год назад

Interesting 🧐 thanks 👍

@Macius192 9 месяцев назад

love to see these great veterans looking forward to play younger ones, having fun seeing their strength, not like these "ego" ones like kramnik for example, accusing everyone of cheating, not willing to accept youngsters just beeing better

@mixchief 10 месяцев назад

A pity you can’t har what they discuss after most chessgames. Would’ve been pretty interesting.

@scuffedmarshmello9334 11 месяцев назад

Why in the end did Kaidanov ask to keep Magnus copy of the game when he has his own? Is he keeping it as Magnus memorabilia since he signed it?

@farthend9985 10 месяцев назад

Is not exactly respect, it is education.

@ServiEntrega24H.Gerona 10 месяцев назад

Which was the results for the old man on the tournament?

@EdgarMusic2023 8 месяцев назад

What exactly do they write in their notes? If it is the history of movements then you guys should have a computer vision app to log those moves for you by now. It is only 16 lines of code and you do not waste time writing.

@dirkhebgeennaamachter9056 Год назад

Both played well. I do not understand that loud noise in the background, just hideous..maybe they had a sandstorm at that moment, makes sense

@KironKabir Год назад

great game, thanks. also i see ilamparthi in the top right in pink

@mudassardesignspace 9 месяцев назад

He is sharp for his age

@keytothegate68 11 месяцев назад

In Europe a proper firm handshake with an eye contact Is The norm. Kaidanov stood up because that is what you do Magnus is not very big on handshakes Naka and Kasparov just as bad etc..