It won't be easy for him, but I think we will see him over 2900 within the next couple years.
Is there a young chess player who can equel Magnus?
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CP6033 wrote:
Friendly-User wrote:
I can beat Carlsen without using my eyes
i can probably beat Carlsen, just not at chess.
I can beat him at chess,while I beat him
FM Aravindh Chithambaram(age 14) Won Chennai Gm open 2013 Tornament.He is the strongest player And one is G.akash(age 16) is also also a good player .he made a draw with fabuano caruana in world cup 2013. In future these players will Becoming one day world champion and they will also beat magnus carlsen in future.
JustinJ_FairfieldU wrote:
It won't be easy for him, but I think we will see him over 2900 within the next couple years.
well i will say that in the next 3 years carlsen will pass 2900 once but won't permanently hold it.
CP6033 wrote:
JustinJ_FairfieldU wrote:
It won't be easy for him, but I think we will see him over 2900 within the next couple years.
well i will say that in the next 3 years carlsen will pass 2900 once but won't permanently hold it.
I would think he can hold it for while, but I'm just guessing. Eitherway, Carlsen has a chance to make an incredible make on chess history if he keeps it up.
Sanket44 wrote:
FM Aravindh Chithambaram(age 14) Won Chennai Gm open 2013 Tornament.He is the strongest player And one is G.akash(age 16) is also also a good player .he made a draw with fabuano caruana in world cup 2013. In future these players will Becoming one day world champion and they will also beat magnus carlsen in future.
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I'd say that Sebastien Lebel definitely has a chance. Although he's only rated 1600-something at the moment, that's only because he hasn't participated in a lot of rated tournaments in recent years. Judging from the high-quality free lessons that he is offering thr chess.com community, I would estimate that his actual strength is somewhere between 2000 and 2200. And he's only 12 years old. Magnus Carlsen - look out!
macer75 wrote:
I'd say that Sebastien Lebel definitely has a chance. Although he's only rated 1600-something at the moment, that's only because he hasn't participated in a lot of rated tournaments in recent years. Judging from the high-quality free lessons that he is offering thr chess.com community, I would estimate that his actual strength is somewhere between 2000 and 2200. And he's only 12 years old. Magnus Carlsen - look out!
At 12 Carlsen already was a strong IM. Karjkin was already a GM, I don't know who Lebel is but I doubt he is anyone Carlsen need to be worried about.
JustinJ_FairfieldU wrote:
macer75 wrote:
I'd say that Sebastien Lebel definitely has a chance. Although he's only rated 1600-something at the moment, that's only because he hasn't participated in a lot of rated tournaments in recent years. Judging from the high-quality free lessons that he is offering thr chess.com community, I would estimate that his actual strength is somewhere between 2000 and 2200. And he's only 12 years old. Magnus Carlsen - look out!
At 12 Carlsen already was a strong IM. Karjkin was already a GM, I don't know who Lebel is but I doubt he is anyone Carlsen need to be worried about.
he was joking, hw was talking about SebLeb0210,
I believe only nakamura and caruana can seriously challenge him.
from what the have shown in zurich's challenge. since you are asking for a young player caruana
MVlc wrote:
I believe only nakamura and caruana can seriously challenge him.
from what the have shown in zurich's challenge. since you are asking for a young player caruana
the last time nakamura beat carlsen....wait, i don't think he has! Personally, i think that Nakamura, although a really good player, won't ever reach that high. I would say Caruana has a good future, And i think that Levon Aronian is the biggest threat now to the World title.
adypady02 wrote:
90007000 wrote:
know awonder is chesskingdreamer?
uh no anyway i think in 10 yrs i might be able to beat magnus
You have high hopes! i wish you luck.
CP6033 wrote:
MVlc wrote:
I believe only nakamura and caruana can seriously challenge him.
from what the have shown in zurich's challenge. since you are asking for a young player caruana
the last time nakamura beat carlsen....wait, i don't think he has! Personally, i think that Nakamura, although a really good player, won't ever reach that high. I would say Caruana has a good future, And i think that Levon Aronian is the biggest threat now to the World title.
He was the only one who completely outplayed carlsen at regular time control till some point. I really believe that he is his biggest threat at the moment
MVlc wrote:
CP6033 wrote:
MVlc wrote:
I believe only nakamura and caruana can seriously challenge him.
from what the have shown in zurich's challenge. since you are asking for a young player caruana
the last time nakamura beat carlsen....wait, i don't think he has! Personally, i think that Nakamura, although a really good player, won't ever reach that high. I would say Caruana has a good future, And i think that Levon Aronian is the biggest threat now to the World title.
He was the only one who completely outplayed carlsen at regular time control till some point. I really believe that he is his biggest threat at the moment
show me the games. The most recent one Naka did almost win, but Carlsen won. The results matter. Levon Aronian usually win against Nakamura with white, and sometimes black. Nakamura did not qualify for the candidates. (neither did Caruana Gelfand Or Grischuck) But how can you say he is the best opponents for Carlsen. take a look at Aronian Carlsen games and see why i think Aronian will be the best challenge for carlsen.
Candidates is another story...
Nakamura as far as i can remember was closer to win that anyone.
The result indeed matters but a threat is a threat.
And i cannot remember someone beating carlsen in the last year
MVlc check out the Candidates 2013 where Peter Svidler beat Magnus with black pieces!
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Carlsen is just amazing, I wonder when he'll break 2900?
you think he will break it? i would rather see two very strong young players playing over the title then one far stronger than anyone else. Who wants to be carlsen's student? if it is the same with him as with Garry then there will be someone coming soon to take his place!
I think its a question of when he will break it not if. Every GM commentator I have heard talk about Carlsen always say he still has room to grow, and he is only 30 points away from 2900 now. Kasparov didn't reach his full strength till the late 90's or almost fifteen years after becoming champion. I really think we have a chance of seeing Magnus become the undisputed best player in history by all measures.
he could make it for sure, but will he? i am not so sure....His problem is he is about 50 rating points higher then Levon, so even a draw will bring him down in rating.