"He didn't do worse than Kasparov!" Kramnik on Aronian vs "his" Berlin Ending
Last Sunday we posted a video about the Aronian-Kramnik match, held in the last week of April in Zurich, Switzerland. One of the interviewees was Vladimir Kramnik, but in fact we spoke a bit longer with the former World Champion. He said a number of interesting things about the opening choice (1.e4) by his opponent Levon Aronian, and about his favorite Berlin Ending in general. Here's the video:
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