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abhishikt
Viswanathan Anand beat Veselin Topalov 25 to 15, with 52 draws
Viswanathan Anand beat Magnus Carlsen 11 to 7, with 18 drawsMagnus Carlsen beat Veselin Topalov 7 to 3, with 8 draws
Veselin Topalov beat Anatoli Karpov 11 to 10, with 20 drawsViswanathan Anand beat Anatoli Karpov 31 to 12, with 47 draws
Vladimir Kramnik beat Veselin Topalov 26 to 14, with 45 drawsViswanathan Anand beat Vladimir Kramnik 25 to 16, with 104 draws
Garry Kasparov beat Viswanathan Anand 26 to 8, with 43 drawsGarry Kasparov beat Veselin Topalov 19 to 6, with 17 draws
Levon Aronian beat Viswanathan Anand 8 to 4, with 19 drawsVeselin Topalov beat Levon Aronian 6 to 5, with 12 draws
Viswanathan Anand beat Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 5 to 1, with 6 drawsVeselin Topalov beat Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 3 to 2, with 6 draws
clearly Anand's performances are superior to Topalov's.
Source: http://www.chessgames.com/
Fiveofswords
thats interesting about aronian heh....mamedyarov? thats an odd choice...I mean i do think hes great but hes not the first guy I tihnk of with top GMs. what about morozevich he has quite a distinctive style, whats their records with him? how about ivanchuk and shirov and svindler and radjabov?
Viswanathan Anand beat Alexey Shirov 28 to 6, with 46 drawsAlexey Shirov beat Veselin Topalov 22 to 17, with 34 draws
Viswanathan Anand beat Vassily Ivanchuk 27 to 16, with 74 drawsVeselin Topalov beat Vassily Ivanchuk 21 to 14, with 29 draws
Viswanathan Anand beat Peter Svidler 13 to 2, with 27 drawsVeselin Topalov beat Peter Svidler 11 to 9, with 13 draws
Viswanathan Anand beat Teimour Radjabov 12 to 5, with 16 drawsVeselin Topalov tied Teimour Radjabov 1 to 1, with 16 draws
Anand is looking even better now :)
Puroi
I'm sorry to break this to you but you are counting blind games and rapid games and maybe blitz games, whitout counting these the score between Anand and Topalov is I think 2 points apart in favor of Anand.
Edit: Actually before the championship started Topalov was ahead with 11 wins, 10 losses and 23 draws at classical time controls.
So the score is now 12 wins each with 25 draws.
panandh
Topa is aggressive with less percentage of draws against everyone compared to Anand
only against Anand, Aronian and Kramnik, topa has less decisive games than draws
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