Karpov on the Pozner show
Anatoly Karpov gave an almost hour-long interview on Russian prime-time television, discussing his candicacy for the position of FIDE President, and much else besides.
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- Vladimir Kramnik on the climax of the Anand-Gelfand match
- Anand’s WhyChess interview
- The rise and rise of Mateusz Bartel
- Anish Giri: The one who got away
- Ilyumzhinov on the London Candidates and Grand Prix
- Averbakh: “History is written by the victors”
- Ivanchuk: “I could have become a writer”
- Karpov, Kramnik and Kasparov on Spassky
- Spassky: “I knew the openings badly”
- Karpov on the Pozner show
- Morozevich: “The Higher League wasn’t in my plans”
- Aronian’s chess idols
- Spassky: “I liked that the rook moved in straight lines and ate everything.”
- It’s the end of classical chess as we know it (and I feel fine)
- Bareev and the shoe thrower
- Kramnik and the robot
- Kramnik: “Intellectual effort gives me enormous pleasure”
- Kramnik on his Wijk performance
- Karjakin reflects on moving up in the world
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