If you won the WCC tonight, how would you celebrate it?
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Dec 3, 2013
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tigerprowl wrote:
Fact is, [Carlsen] will have to prove himself in future matches. Nothing more, nothing less. Feel free to tabloid sensationalize what isn't.
Heh. Before the WCC, it was all "He hasn't proved himself yet; let's see him win the WCC title".
After Karpov became WCC, he (Karpov) possibly arguably had something to prove, since he won it by default. And he did; he went on a turbo-charged mission of making a point in every event he could enter for the next while. Good on him.
Every other WCC has proved themselves with their play in the style of match (or in a couple of cases, tournament) deemed best by the chess authorities of the era.
Carlsen has proved himself. He has achieved the highest Elo in history, and shown his mettle in more than 1,500 rated games, very many top-level events, and in a World Chess Championship against a five-times champion. He's done it. He's proved himself. You were wrong about him. Get over it ;)
Dec 3, 2013
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#24
My Sweetest varelse1,
It would be a night one would not forget...for a very long time my darling. Ahh, curiosity and fantasy...it makes the world go 'round doesn't it ?
Enter the WSOP main event in 2014
i would create some random account on chess.com and post a forum called:
If you won the WCC tonight, how would you celebrate it?
Go party with my new young, fresh and nubile norwiegian girl fans. Forget pool jumping. I am not into getting wet and wild with men like that.
Jan 6, 2014
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tedthepirate wrote:
Mad cocaine dude. Mad cocaine.
Light up a blunt, and say, "Shit son, I'm the smartest mother in the world"
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I gotta give the trophy to Ted. His answer was the best!
MSteen, I think you might have a new topic that needs creating: Top Ten Moves, Letterman style