Sure Tigerprowl, this was the twitter conversation:
And with "gmjlh" they are joking like if the phrase was about Jon Ludvig Hammer.
what does this naka tweet mean?
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It's apparent that he must invent some way to avoid playing against Carlsen. Else, he will grow a huge inferiority complex.
Carlsen is over 100 ELO ahead of Nakamura, to be fair to Hikaru he is that much ahead over most top GMs.
Despite Aronian's great form, Carlsen is still 51 ELO ahead of him too.
Is this just the consistency, or is Carlsen just a class above everyone? Probably a bit of both, consistently winning 
Nakamura throwing shade at Carlsen, haha. Who would have thought these professional chess players could be so petty? 
in the press conference after winning zurich they asked Carlsen about the Naka comments and carlsen said something like "he has his opinion about his strength...and I have mine"
32.6% against Magnus. Nuff said.
I have to say, it takes A LOT of courage for Nakamura to make the comments he does considering his results against Carlsen.
He has a chance to turn things around because he BELIEVES he can. I get the feeling that many top players don't believe they can compete against Carlsen at all.
"If you think you can or you think you can't...you're right!"
There's definitely a "WWE" aspect to top chess, as tigerprowl says...and has been throughout its history!
fabelhaft wrote:
Not so long ago Nakamura tweeted that he is "the only person who is going to be able to stop Sauron in the context of chess history". During Zurich there were some comments connected to this:
After Nakamura's loss to Carlsen: "One does not simply walk into Mordor"
After Nakamura's loss to Aronian: "He says he will defeat Sauron, but can't even beat Saruman"
Nakamura's latest tweet about a Norwegian hockey player being very likable "unlike a certain chessplayer" does make it sound as if he isn't particularly fond of Carlsen.
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pfren wrote:
It's apparent that he must invent some way to avoid playing against Carlsen. Else, he will grow a huge inferiority complex.
Its like a reverse Howard Staunton
Poor Naka. Carlsen is just going to whoop his ass one more time the next time they play.
I thought it was a fairly classy response to a very unclassy twit by jokim.
Chess is a great game, but all this Egoism is just ridicilous...
Carlsen is also ungratious sometimes. Carlsen on Anand after the match: "Age was partly a factor, but regardless of everything else, he just lost to a better player."
I don't think Carlsen is ungratious. I think he has Asperger's, thus his at times socially awkward behaviour.
Also, it wasn't Carlsen who tweeted this. No need for Nakamura to make that dig.
Thanks, Snapes. That makes sense.
pwned-again wrote:
I thought it was a fairly classy response to a very unclassy twit by jokim.
Have to agree, got to remember that these conversations have to be taken in context, the exclaimation mark ! at the end of tweet gives impression of joking (tounge in cheek) type comment.
Not so long ago Nakamura tweeted that he is "the only person who is going to be able to stop Sauron in the context of chess history". During Zurich there were some comments connected to this:
After Nakamura's loss to Carlsen: "One does not simply walk into Mordor"
After Nakamura's loss to Aronian: "He says he will defeat Sauron, but can't even beat Saruman"
Nakamura's latest tweet about a Norwegian hockey player being very likable "unlike a certain chessplayer" does make it sound as if he isn't particularly fond of Carlsen.