What chess records may never be broken?

If I can remember correctly Steiniz holds the record for that.

Yup this one is really hard to break, also Kasparov as world number one for 255 months is an amazing feat that is hard to break..

Yes, 25 wins:

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Hi , JoseO because I made a draw AFTER I set the record for the most games won in a row without a loss or draw does not erase the record.  Otherwise almost all these records we are talking about would be erased.

World Champion to be married most times: Alekhine (4) followed by Spassky and Kasparov (3). Kasparov isn't 50 yet so maybe Alekhine's record can be beaten. Of today's players Karjakin started well by marrying at 19, but has some marriages and the World Championship left to be really competitive. The same thing with Radjabov, who married at 24.

I might hold the record the the most marriages for a United States Correspondence Chess Champion? [ have a lot of very unusual records]

Mickey Rooney reads the last couple of posts on this thread:

He beats me but his chess ain't very good.

How about this unusual record

Winning two consecutive 4 game USCF tournaments with a score of

4 wins and no draws and no losses in both tournaments and then

not to gain any rating points.

The drunk captain in the 1800's which in Larry Evans book "chess Catechism" was said to smash the chess board in his opponents head after every loss. That can never be broken.

What can never be broken? The record? Or the board? Or the head?

That is correct jamby. In 1872 Steinitz suddenly abandoned his previous win-at-all-costs classical style, and introduced a more cautious positional style to the world. His opponents had no idea how to proceed against him.

The result was he would win 25 games straight against the best players of the day.

Fischer was the only one who came close to beating this record. But that meddling Petrosian broke his streak.

Yes.

Oh look, a chess playing bear!

It is not so hard to beat a GM.  My record against current GMs was 3 wins in 3 games. But then I got to play another game vs a GM [I had Black] and I won that game also.

My record of 60 straight wins (no draws or losses) in 2008.   lol   I wasn't playing against GM's though.   

Dreams don't count, Ponz.   lol

That record will certainly never be broken.   If anything, WC's are getting younger and younger.   I don't think we'll ever see another WC over 40.   In fact, we might see one under 20 before we see another one over 40.

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