21. Corus Tournament Wijk Aan Zee 2001 14 players will compete in the Corus 2001 chess tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Sergei Round 7 (January 21, 2001) Adams, Michael shirov, alexei Anand, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/event/wijk2001/corus0.html

The Week in Chess Magazine Sponsored by the London Chess Center TWIC Home The London Chess Center Shop LCC Mini-Site for the Braingames World Chess Championships Corus Tournament Wijk aan Zee 2001 The Corus Tournament Wijk aan Zee 2001 14 players will compete in the Corus 2001 chess tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands January 13th-28th 2001. For the 3rd year running Garry Kasparov will play in the event and it will be the first time he has the opportunity to play Kramnik after losing his title to him. The top nine players in the July 2000 rating list are taking part. Round 1 is on January 13th. Rest days are on Monday (15th), Friday (19th) and Wednesday (24th) .

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24. Fire On Board Shirov's Best Games - Alexei Shirov: Chess Store In this collection of his best games, Grandmaster alexei shirov shows why he iswidely Since becoming a grandmaster in 1990, alexei shirov has firmly http://www.classicalgames.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=00

25. Fire On Board, Part 2: 1997-2004 - Alexei Shirov: Chess Store alexei shirov has dazzled and inspired a generation of chess fans with his uniquebrand of attacking chess. The Grandmaster, originally from Riga, Latvia, http://www.classicalgames.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=00

26. MindZine - Chess News: Shirov Sues WCC alexei shirov is taking the World chess Council (WCC) to court! The SpanishGrandmaster was left without money or a world championship match after he had http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/chess/shirov_sues.html

MIND SPORTS WORLDWIDE Search MSO Worldwide MSO Events Mind Sports Zine Brain Power Play Games Online ... Chess Shirov sues the World Chess Council 11 October 2000 Alexei Shirov is taking the World Chess Council (WCC) to court! The Spanish Grandmaster was left without money or a world championship match after he had defeated Vladimir Kramnik over two years ago in a match to decide the challenger to Garry Kasparov. Kramnik got duly paid for the match, but Shirov was promised his prize money in the supposedly following world championship match. Shirov never signed any type of contract for the match, however. As most of us know, this match never happened, and Shirov has continuously kept the issue in the public eye, demanding his money and a shot at the title. Shirov is demanding the sum of $1,300,000. The original agreement between Shirov, Kasparov and match organizer Luis Rentero was that Shirov get $1,300,000 for winning against Kasparov and $600,000 for losing. Both Rentero and Kasparov say that the cancellation of the Kasparov-Shirov match was not their responsibility. Message board Discuss this article on our Chess message board Back To Top

27. MindZine Chess News been called the Leonardo da Vinci of chess, and Wednesday, alexei shirovshowed why, alexei shirov wanted to play a match with Kasparov this year, http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/chess/gausel/sarajevo2000/sarajevo.html

MIND SPORTS WORLDWIDE Search MSO Worldwide MSO Events Mind Sports Zine Brain Power Play Games Online ... Chess Bosna 2000 29 May 2000 GM Einar Gausel annotates all Sarajevo games: Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 ... Round 11 All annotated games in PGN Kasparov Claims Sarajevo Crown Garry Kasparov won the Sarajevo supertournament by defeating giant-killer Movsesian in spectacular fashion in the final round Monday. Movsesian tried the popular 6. Be3 line against Kasparov's Sicilian. The world number one quickly sacrificed the exchange on c3, and it was a race to see whose attack would arrive first as they castled on opposite wings. Kasparov was quicker, and Movsesian was left with his queen on the other side of the board while his king's protection was stripped away. Movsesian resigned after 32 moves, giving Kasparov the championship with 8.5 points, half-a-point better than Adams and Shirov. Shirov continued with the unusual and exciting opening variations played at Sarajevo by crushing Bacrot with his surprise Budapest Defense . The Frenchman castled long and aimed his artillery at Shirov's kingside, but the defense was adequate. When it was Shirov's turn, he unleashed a fantastic attack which left Bacrot's king walking across the board to his doom. But despite the impressive victory, Shirov finished a disappointing second, after leading the tournament until his loss to Movsesian.

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The Shirov Collection Shirov! Best Games Shirov - Kramnik 1998 Shirov's Best Endgames - Volume 1 Shirov's Best Games Series Shirov searches for the truth and beauty in his games, and provides the viewer with a fascinating display of chess vision at the pinnacle of tournament chess. Shirov! Best Games Volume 1 118 min. In the first volume of a series of videos dedicated to his best games, 1998 WCC World Championship Challenger Alexei Shirov deeply analyzes his razor-sharp encounters with Gheorghiu (Moscow 1989), Bareev (Lvov 1990), Hauchard (Paris 1990), and Lautier (Manila 1990). Shirov searches for the truth and beauty in his games, and provides the viewer with a fascinating display of chess vision at the pinnacle of tournament chess. Shirov! Best Games Volume 2 104 min. In the second volume of a series of videos dedicated to his best games, 1998 WCC World Championship Challenger Alexei Shirov deeply analyzes his fascinating encounters with Nikolenko (USSR Ch. Moscow 1991), Thorhallsson (Reykjavik 1992), and Kamsky (Linares 1993). Shirov skillfully maneuvers the viewer through the tactical minefields and complex strategies that are the trademark of his dynamic chess style. Shirov! Best Games

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33. The Week In Chess TWIC chess Theory Service. The service is resuming in September with a monthly Vassily Ivanchuk, alexei shirov, Mark Bluvshtein, Viktor Bologan and http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/twic.html

Shop News LCC Home TWIC Home Chess Shop Chess Express ... Online Poker Online Poker Room directory New Books New Software LINKS Kingpin Book archive Book Reviews Dvoretsky Sale ... TWIC Message Board WELCOME TO THE WEEK IN CHESS News TWIC Magazine Main stories Issue #566, September 12th 2005. Latest News Completed events Archive of past issues ... Future events TWIC #566 zipped downloads John Watson Book Reviews - Latest: 5th May 2005: Review #70 Lives and Games, Part 2 Review #69 Lives and Games, Part 1 News section Games in PGN (text) ... Games in old ChessBase format (cbf) Year in Review TWIC Theory 2005 (former front page stories) TWIC Chess Theory Service. The service is resuming in September with a monthly format. Issues already published can be bought singly or together from http://www.chesscenter.com/twictheory/ E-Mail for comments and contact: twictheory@chess.co.uk Last update: 21:40 BST, 16:40 EDT, Thursday 15th September 2005. Send news feedback to Mark Crowther at mdcrowth@btinternet.com

34. The London Chess Centre Garry Kasparov at the London chess Centre, 21st October 2003 The event sawGarry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, alexei shirov, Judit Polgar, Peter Leko and http://www.chess.co.uk/events.html

Home TWIC Shop Events ... Online Poker (Online Poker Room Directory) Contact Us Events Past events Mark Dvoretsky lecturing at the London Chess Centre 23rd of August 2005 Click here for more details Kasparov visit to the London Chess Centre January 8th 2005 Watch 50 minutes of his lecture Click here view photos Buy your own signed copy Click here for a photo report Kasparov visit to the London Chess Centre London July 3rd 2004 Click here view photos Buy your own signed copy Kasparov visit to the London Chess Centre London 21st October 2003 Read John Henderson's report Buy your own signed copy View pictures from the day Garry Kasparov V Deep Junior New York Athletic Club on Central Park in Manhattan January 26th-February 7th 2003 There was LIVE coverage with the games in PGN for download Click here for more from TWIC Game 1 Sun Jan 26th Kasparov 1 Junior Game 2 Tue Jan 28th Kasparov 0.5

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Index FIDE 1948-1990 Pre-FIDE Highlights ... Site map Search Now: World Chess Championship 2002 Dortmund Candidates Tournament http://www.chessgate.de/dortmund/ Dortmund, 6-21 VII, 2002 Final match Tot Leko, Peter Topalov, Veselin Semifinal matches Tot Leko, Peter Shirov, Alexei Tot Topalov, Veselin Bareev, Evgeny Preliminaries Group 1 Tot Topalov, Veselin (Bulgaria) xx Shirov, Alexei (Spain) xx Gelfand, Boris (Israel) xx Lutz, Christopher (Germany) xx Group 1 playoff Tot Shirov, Alexei Topalov, Veselin Group 2 Tot Bareev, Evgeny (Russia) xx Leko, Peter (Hungary) xx Adams, Michael (Great Britain) xx Morozevich, Alexander (Russia) xx WCC Index PGN file ZIPped Previous Next

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Index FIDE 1948-1990 Pre-FIDE Highlights ... Site map Search Now: World Chess Championship 2000 FIDE Knockout Matches Reports from The Hindu Nisipeanu exudes confidence NEW DELHI, NOV. 25. Till August last year, Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu was almost a non-entity. But his stupendous run in the last edition of the World chess championship at Las Vegas, where this long- haired Romanian Grandmaster found his way to the semifinal A galaxy of great champions THERE is only a month left before the new World chess champion is crowned, and the battles for the crown begin in New Delhi tomorrow. Though the last 14 months produced two new champions, there have still been only 15 World chess champions, since the firs Judit Polgar reigns without a crown ``I think that chess is the type of game which belongs entirely to men. In a contest like chess one is trying to assert oneself, to prove the supremacy of one's own ego. Women have a different psychology.'' - Garry Kasparov Zhukova appears confident NEW DELHI, NOV. 25. The air is getting colder in the Capital. Small wonder many of the players chose to spend the afternoon in the little sunshine by the swimming pool at Hyatt Regency, the venue of the World chess championship, which begins on Sunday. Na Nona still motivates herself NEW DELHI, NOV. 25. A good 42 years separate Nona Gaprindashvili and Etienne Bacrot. One, a proud Georgian who in 1978 became the first woman to be awarded the men's Grandmaster title. The other, a French who held the distinction of becoming the youngest

38. 12th Amber Blindfold And Rapid Chess Tournament Chathurangam is a website launched by Chennaionline for the chess lovers in India . shirov, alexei g ESP 2723 11.5; 8. Bareev, Evgeny g RUS 2729 11.0; 9. http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad2k3/blindfold/index.asp

FIDE Ratings April 2005 World Top 100 Guest Book Feedback Home ... Associations Tournaments Abroad Till 2002 12th Amber Blindfold and Rapid Chess Tournament , Monte Carlo Anand beats Topalov, emerges Champion Select Rounds Games Round 11 Results Round 10 Results Rest Day Round 7 Results Round 6 Results Round 5 Results Rest Day Round 4 Results Round 1 Results Preview India's Super Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand won the 12th Amber Blindfold and Rapid chess tournament in style defeating Bulgarian Veselin Topalov 1.5-0.5 in the 11th and final round here today. This was Anand's third title in this unique tournament that has one blindfold and one rapid game in each round. The Indian ace had earlier stamped his superiority here in 1997 when he won all the three titles at stake Rapid, Blindfold and Combined, and in 1994. Anand finished the tournament with a tally of 14.5 points, a full point ahead of nearest rivals Peter Leko of Hungary and 2002 Champion Alexander Morozevich of Russia. Though Anand did not finish first in the individual rapid and blindfold categories, his steady performance in both was enough to net him the Champion's crown. Braingames Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia won the blindfold title after he drew his last round game with Ljubomir Ljubojevic of Yugoslavia. Kramnik had a full point lead in this section and he achieved the just result in the last round. Anand tied for second along with Morozevich in Blindfold with a fluent victory over Topalov.

39. 13th Amber Blindfold And Rapid Chess Tournament, Monte Carlo Chathurangam is a website launched by Chennaionline for the chess lovers in India . shirov, alexei g ESP 2736 4.5; 11. Van Wely, Loek g NED 2617 4.0; 12. http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad2k3/13thamber/index.asp

FIDE Ratings April 2005 World Top 100 Guest Book Feedback Home ... Associations Tournaments Abroad Till 2002 13th Amber Blindfold and Rapid Chess Tournament , Monte Carlo 20th March to 1st April, 2004 Select Rounds PGN Games Round 11 Results Round 10 Results Round 9 Results Round 8 Results Round 7 Results Round 6 Results Round 5 Results Round 4 Results Round 3 Results Round 2 Results Round 1 Results Preview India's Vishy Anand ensured that the race for the title went right to the wire, but in the end had to be content with the third place behind joint winners, Vladimir Kramnik and Alexander Morozevich. But the Indian ace did win the rapid competition with 7.5 points, while Evegeny Bareev was half a point behind. Anand was fifth in blindfold and third overall. In the final set of matches, the NIIT Brand Ambassador Anand set the ball rolling with a win over Boris Gelfand in the blindfold game and with Kramnik drawing Veselin Topalov and Morozevich drawing with Peter Svidler, the gap between the leaders and Anand came down to just half a point. However in the final rapid game, the Rapid King Anand was held to a draw by Gelfand, while Kramnik and Moro won against their respective opponents to stay a point ahead of Anand and snatch away the title he won last year. The two leaders had a one point advantage when the final round of two games started. With the three main mini matches ending in a similar score of 1.5-0.5, the gap remained.

40. Anand Wins Amber Chess Indian ace Viswanathan Anand won the 12th Amber chess tournament. shirov,alexei g ESP 2723 11.5; 8. Bareev, Evgeny g RUS 2729 11.0; 9. http://www.rediff.com/sports/2003/mar/28chess.htm

HOME NEWS BUSINESS CRICKET ... MATCHMAKER Search: The Web Rediff Sports News Interviews Specials Slide Shows ... News > PTI > Report Anand wins Amber chess Indian ace Viswanathan Anand won the 12th Amber chess tournament. In the 11th and final round, in Monte Carlo on Thursday, he beat Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria 1.5-0.5 to swell his points tally to 14.5 from 22 games and emerge triumphant. The former World champion, who did not play in the last year's traditional blindfold and rapid tournament, lost only one game, in blindfold against Morozevich, the winner of the 2002 edition. The blindfold tournament was won by Vladimir Kramnik, while Evgeny Bareev took first place in the rapid competition. The triumph was Anand's third in the unique tournament, which has one blindfold and one rapid game in each round. The Indian ace had earlier stamped his superiority in the event in 1997, when he won all the three titles at stake Rapid, Blindfold and Combined, and in 1994. Anand finished a full point ahead of nearest rivals Peter Leko of Hungary and 2001 champion Alexander Morozevich of Russia. Though Anand did not finish first in the individual rapid and blindfold categories, his steady performance in both was enough to net him the champion's crown.

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