Yasser Seirawan shares brilliant story about Mikhail Tal 

Now I'm still going to like the comment but Hikaru doesn't share our love for Tal.

This had me snorting laughing 😂😂😂

There are two types of people on earth : People who loves Mikhail Tal and people who loves Michael Tal

Well said: May Favorits are Paul Morphy and Mikhail Tal in Chess ✌️😎✌️

@@s3eriousbl9ck26 There are always people in this world who judge sportsmen according to political attitudes. Today Sergey Karjakin is banned from international chess because he is sticking to his homeland. Ridiculous !

I love it, and it transcends generations as well, I remember when he talked about the drunk fight between Hikaru and Eric Hansen.

Nah you didnt

@@carltonascarf7694 yes he did

I am Tal and I've never met this guy.

@@johnshogskins4443 Wow, you're sounding good, considering you've been dead for almost 30 years....

@@richardcochrane1966 Nice one dude

Two which seem popular are : Life & Games of Mikhail Tal Tal Botvinnik 1960 Match for the World Chess Championship

Keep in mind that it was hard to beat Tal. For all his reputation as a wild swashbuckler, he also has the third longest unbeaten streak of any FIDE era player (behind Ding Liren and Magnus Carlsen)

Wasnt Tal very old when playing against Yasser?

@@HaHa-vy9ct age 50 is far from "very old"

@@palladone8963 back in the 80's, age 50 was age 70 of today.

@@Primitive_Code other way around, older players played for longer back then

"Translate to English"

Ol' Mike Tal, Mikey Boy I used to call him

@@aesaehttr “Translating” names is silly.

@@aesaehttr what ?*.* its a proper noun bruh

The Magic Mike of Riga

Tal was a *magician.

yasser is just trolling. trying to make everybodys name sound as american as possible.

Yasser Seirawan was Mikhail Tal’s friend. I think he knows if Tal is okay with him pronouncing it like that.

Ha ha

I cant understand the story can you explain it

@@Horzinicla at a simultaneous match with a Master the chess boards are arranged on tables that are arranged in a square or circle. The master is inside the tables and walks fom board to board making moves. Usually the other players are not very strong. So Tal acted like he was at a simultaneous match

@@daviddurbin3249 oh thanks man i didnt know what that was

What are the obvious reasons?

@@ruslansaleksejevs1165 They're chess grandmasters, which means they're very smart.

@@EGarrett01 That means they play chess very well, nothing to do with intelligence

Kasparov believes in new chronology. On par with flat earth for it's stupidity.

@@byOlympus I disagree. I'm more than willing to bet that chess grandmasters would score above average collectively on IQ tests.

I think ivanchuck is Ukrainian.

Lajos Portisch

@@vsevarkh thank u friend

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He said that, " It felt like Tal was playing a move in a simultaneous game(in which one player plays against multiple players). "