Currently, Pragga and Sarin looks like the best bets for an Indian world champion. Vidit is by no means a poor player, but he's already 26 years old and "only" #26 in the world. He's still got a mountain to climb.
Is Vidit Gujrathi the next Indian World Champion ? If no then who ?
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Jul 25, 2020
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BonTheCat wrote:
Currently, Pragga and Sarin looks like the best bets for an Indian world champion. Vidit is by no means a poor player, but he's already 26 years old and "only" #26 in the world. He's still got a mountain to climb.
yeah you have a great point
PlayLikeMisha wrote:
infestationPit wrote:
Probably Anand.
Anand won once then all his greedy friends wanted to share the prize money and Anand decided never to play the world championship again
My experience of Indian people tells me that's how it happens in india.
Pls report this guy
Blocked riverlandjack
Jul 25, 2020
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alpha_zer000 wrote:
PlayLikeMisha wrote:
infestationPit wrote:
Probably Anand.
Anand won once then all his greedy friends wanted to share the prize money and Anand decided never to play the world championship again
My experience of Indian people tells me that's how it happens in india.
Pls report this guy
Yeah he is completely wrong. Spreading rumours about India
Jul 25, 2020
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#28
Anand have collaborated with GM Gurevich to learn Russian Chess Secrets. If the promising Indian GMs can learn from Chess Theoretician, they have chance to win WCC.
IvanovitchCM88 wrote:
BonTheCat escribió:
Currently, Pragga and Sarin looks like the best bets for an Indian world champion. Vidit is by no means a poor player, but he's already 26 years old and "only" #26 in the world. He's still got a mountain to climb.
In my opinion Gukesh is more talented than Sarin, but they are still teens.
You may very well be right. We know that they're all highly talented, but they're still very young, which makes it very hard to know how things pan out. I remember thinking that Ruslan Ponomariov was set to become a real force in world chess after he defeated Ivanchuk to clinch the Fide K.O. World Championship (which later became the World Cup). However, that was arguably the peak of his achievements, and instead he put a lot of energy into coaching (Sergey Karjakin was one of his first pupils). Perhaps all the difficulties in achieving a reunification of the World Championship (having to deal with Kasparov and Kramnik) just drained him, I don't know.
Rajesh Baghlia ON GOD
NikolaiSpongnikov wrote:
Rajesh Baghlia ON GOD
Who's that ?
My mans who’s gonna knock smagnus smarlson on his tuckus NO CAP
vidit OP
that's the spirit I want
vidit op
ManchurianPav wrote:
Samay raina for sure!
World Champ not PogChamp
Riverlandjack wrote:
No new champion from India.
Everything is up to China!
Maybe vidit has a chance
yashikalagara1020 wrote:
Riverlandjack wrote:
No new champion from India.
Everything is up to China!
Maybe vidit has a chance
idk
Sep 30, 2020
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PlayLikeMisha wrote:
Riverlandjack wrote:
Your experience of Indian people?
LMFAO.
To illustrate my point,
Nitin and Ranjit walk into a bar.
If Nitin is rich he pays the bill.
Everytime.
That's why the rich get poorer and the poor get richer in India its all topsy turvy.
You surely are living in delusion
If you get some time, do visit our beautiful country!
Thank you for this valuable contribution.