16-year-old prodigy beats World Champion explained | Abdusattorov vs Carlsen | Commentary by Sagar

When 16-year-old Uzbek prodigy Nodirbek Abdusattorov beat Magnus Carlsen at the World Rapid Championships 2021, it was a big news. Abdusattorov not only went on to beat Magnus but also became the World Rapid Champion. But how close was the game between the two? We have IM Sagar Shah commentating on the game, which gives you an idea of what transpired and when did the game actually turn.
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[@parvinabonuubaydova2922]

Both of them are professional, but winning the world's champion at the age of 16 is just unbelievable. So happy for u, Nodirbek. Congratulations 🎊

[@kamacazi8]

given todays tools.. not as much. I would say 'really great.'

[@nicolaslainez7181]

@@kamacazi8 people now are better, and the champion too. So it makes no difference

[@dottydaddy9842]

@@nicolaslainez7181 yes but young brain>old brain im only 21 but my brain when i was 14 was imensely more powerful than it is now memory wise. no disrepect to the kid beating magnus is incredible no matter the age

[@mrlag8467]

@@dottydaddy9842 then why isn't the world champion a 16 year old lol.

[@dottydaddy9842]

@@mrlag8467 because kids nowadays rather play video games

[@champ360yt4]

Your commentry is good and enhance the flavour of the legendary game.

[@thebest3600]

It's not commentary, it's a narration

[@slymcfly123]

It's good either way

[@Islam.And_life]

Hi My name is Jamil. I new start chess. Please give me you idea to my video and my chess level.

[@gh-dw3tg]

I agree.....when Magnus made that mistake and abandoned his pawn was crucial to the end game.

[@ipetrik6390]

It's kinda annoying actually

[@dowaliby1]

There's no doubt that Magnus will go down in Chess History as one of the greatest to ever play the game, but this game just goes to show that nobody is perfect. I was amazed at how well that kid kept his cool from start to finish, whereas you could see Magnus squirming. Magnus took the loss graciously, though, like the true gentleman that he is.

[@rpeithman]

Nodirbek was so nervous watching his body shake. Regardless can't blame him going against a champ. GG

[@hudaalaska]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ericastier1646]

when you are world champion there is no higher step, you have everything to loose when you're 16 you are a contender you have nothing to loose. That sets very different playing mentality. Beating Magnus once is not significant.

[@DanielBoonelight]

@@ericastier1646 why do people on the internet spell 'lose' like that? 🤔

[@ericastier1646]

@@DanielBoonelightahaha, english is my second language. I think you will find the answer by pronouncing loud the word 'choose' it's exactly the same syllabe sound, that's why.

[@roberttakefala4496]

What a game! So well explained! He was beaten fair and square! Accepted the loss like a champion !

[@adm1583]

Could someone explain why he lost couldn’t he move his king to a3 ? (Im a beginner

[@mrlag8467]

@@adm1583 the best play at the end was to trade queens and then the h pawn promotes to a queen and from there it's a losing game for black unless white blunders his queen which is very unlikely. Magnus saw this and decided to simply resign since there was no point

[@adm1583]

@@mrlag8467 thank you

[@Islam.And_life]

Hi My name is Jamil. I new start chess. Please give me you idea to my video and my chess level.

[@rodaustin8577]

@@adm1583 easy whites queen puts blacks king in check while threatening blacks queen so either way his queen would have been gone allowing whites pawn to be promoted to queen which is easy checkmate

[@farhadahmad5840]

One of the best commentries of chess...keep uploading more!

[@Jhaaninc]

K2A cult will never ever inderstand this no matter what !

[@Islam.And_life]

Hi My name is Jamil. I new start chess. Please give me you idea to my video and my chess level.

[@tawayphone190]

Matojelic

[@hudaalaska]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pulakeshhazarika2353]

Mind-blowing game by Nodirbek. He was attacking Carlsen throughout the Game.

[@Islam.And_life]

Hi My name is Jamil. I new start chess. Please give me you idea to my video and my chess level.

[@hudaalaska]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@juno3189]

I watched this game many timrs. But your commentary had me on the edge pf my seat. Lol Like I am feeling their pressure. Lol

[@anthonygumbo2977]

“Give us another angle !”

[@TheMrBennito]

Nodirbek in the opening played like a machine, relentless pace. Phenomenal!

[@latheriocox]

I don’t know how to play chess and I still couldn’t stop watching this video. You made it seem so intense and competitive lol I can only imagine how it felt to someone who actually has an understanding of the game. Great video my boy 💯

[@user-vz7gw7xz6q]

Believe me, if you have high awareness, you will be like an addict. I’m really addicted to watching these clips day and night.

[@kindness_761]

​@@user-vz7gw7xz6qyour ratings??

[@ericastier1646]

@@user-vz7gw7xz6qoh my goodness i am not yet at that awareness level but there are times here and there where i understand commentators (not Sagar which i like but he is definitively commenting too much above my level but someday..), i can see the addiction coming !

[@dennispearson9287]

SHAGAR You Are TOTALLY The MAN !!! Phenomenal Commentary !!!...I've Never Heard Chess Sound This Exciting !!...You Have Now Become The Pre-Emminent Chess Broadcaster On This Planet !!!...This Sounded More Like A Soccer World Cup Game , With Everything Except The GOOOOOOOOOAAALLL !! .

[@nuhashaikh1726]

I am imagining how funny it would have sounded if he said that in the end😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@superd8872]

Amazing commentary .. didn't expect it. Would be fun to hear Shah do commentary live on Chess matches. ;-)

[@dennispearson9287]

This Kind of Commentary Can Take The SPORT of Chess To The Next Level !!! ...

[@Islam.And_life]

Hi My name is Jamil. I new start chess. Please give me you idea to my video and my chess level.

[@hudaalaska]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ericastier1646]

No, commenting live and working on post game commentaries are two very different approaches. I much prefer this post game nicely prepared and worked commentaries. Live comments are usually poor even by GM's and they end up speculating about what's happening and usually mislead.

[@marufio]

This could of well been a draw but magnus went down another road

[@obito_309]

Man watching this guy beating world champion at the age of 16 and here i am watching this video when i am also 16 ..😢

[@true_visual]

He is very good at chess and you are not. You are very good at something else and he is not. The only difference here is the cameras and the fame, nothing more, nothing less. It's cool to hold titles and be recognized by people but trust me, that's not the only point.

[@clandeszipp4564]

And you are 16. You have the whole life in front of you to learn and become the best in something at least on national or state level.

[@ayaghsizian]

I love this type of commentary, really helps players like me

[@MatthewSmith-wu7re]

He had a very consistent pace and I'm sure he's going to be champion.

[@niinuetey9878]

Shagar, your commentary makes non chess players enjoy them game without even understanding it. I ve watched this video on other channels but I am watching it again because of your style of commentary. Football fast paced style

[@dennispearson9287]

Shagar Is THE MAN 👨 !!!...

[@cdavid469]

Earned a sub, this is the best chess commentary I've ever heard, keeping it exciting while maintaining the integrity of the game

[@Satoru_Gojo36817]

0:17 look at Magnus face 😂

[@Jay-tp3yp]

Sagar made chess a game I just can’t stop watching

[@corbettmystic1769]

Exceptional commentary 👌

[@5bananableach]

This commentary is so good, and the comments about it are amazing

[@renubisht6435]

dude i subscribed and turned on notification because of ur good commentary.Keep uploading.

[@phantom_psyche]

again lost to a teenager ...absolute beast this boy is he was not at all phased and knew he can beat him didn't go for a draw next level confidence

[@Buttersausage]

Magnus let him win 😂😂

[@utkarsh2947]

@@Buttersausage random 1200 elo players thinking they know the game like they are stockfish or something

[@Hello-ti6lt]

@@utkarsh2947 9:18 look it kiddo

[@HarpistDarius]

Lol not at all phased? They were both intensely stressed and focused. Look at the body language from the kid, tapping his leg furiously

[@jimroodenburg1817]

Me being a chess dumbo but loving the tension of the game appreciates this commentary very much!

[@jacket9067]

I love your commentary! Thank you!

[@MrGriff305]

Love this play by play.. Well done!;

[@dennispearson9287]

Yea !!!...

[@crichtonism]

What I like about the end is that Magnus doesn't even look back at his queen to see he's been forked on the final move. He already knows. I wouldn't have known until I looked back. It's like he has the board layout in his mind.

[@phantom_psyche]

very true his pressurized constipated face shows it all lol

[@john4elohim]

They all do exactly that - having the entire board layout in their mind, together with all the pieces right where they are, and constantly calculating a dozen moves in advance. Simply thinking all that, my own mind boggles.

[@adm1583]

Could someone explain why he lost couldn’t he move his king to a3 ? (Im a beginner)

[@crichtonism]

@@adm1583 - I'm not good enough to be giving chess analysis, but going to a3 was better than going to a1, like he did. It was a blunder.

[@captain_context9991]

Magnus didnt "blunder". It was already lost. Great commentary. I like these.

[@aadityachhatre4606]

I mean... he did blunder because after the king, he could have started checking white king and drag the game out until he gets an opportunity

[@unnamed8698]

he did blunder. Rook pawns in queen endgames are mostly draw

[@awepossum1059]

@@unnamed8698 one square from promotion?

[@unnamed8698]

@@awepossum1059 yep if correctly played

[@rawpaper5017]

it was blunder. It could be DRAW. Probably paid for some BETTING system .

[@sanjosajidaniel6216]

This game scenario remained me of young magnus calson beating Kasparov

[@carlitospagan1311]

Magnus have never beaten Kasparov, actually Kasparov have one win and the others times have been draws.

[@apkTopi]

He probably meant Karpov

[@servantofallah4368]

Give a big hand to nadir 👏 he deserves it.

[@j.saravanan2196]

Good commentary, sagar!!

[@kardolapfuat]

Thank you for the commentary.

[@user-fn6ds5rp4d]

I guess ive been waiting for this

[@mattm7766]

Commentary made it more interesting to watch

[@aighti]

I want an Indian commentator on everything from now on

[@dennispearson9287]

Hell Yeah !!!....

[@rosie6145]

Lol for real!

[@user-mi5vn3sq4s]

Oh yesss

[@varg1952]

found this video by accident and am impressed by the commentary.. gd i watched the whole video

[@azmkhanofficial6091]

abdur rahman was great in every move. so calm and quiet. super cold.

[@Godisthekingever]

What a nice game! In the middle of the game I kinda got the feeling that the young guy (which I haven't gotten his name yet clearly) Is going to win. Well played

[@Smak2]

enjoyed the commentary

[@rainbowman6]

Magnus's decision making could be improved. He had the draw with perpetual check and with a pawn and queen each and his opponents on the 7th rank, did he actually think he could still win? Should have respected his opponent more. He should have just kept checking and offered a draw.

[@jonasgevisier5600]

The original top G in action !

[@doktor_bazarov]

Nodirbek is from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@wolverine5555]

This game will go in history books!!! What a strong opponent

[@srinivaasshastri8243]

Excellent commentary!!

[@sallykimani5402]

I just started learning chess 3days ago. Seeing this makes me intimidated. It was the best chess match I had ever seen. I wish i thought like that when playing chess😂😂

[@magiscichoam]

Excellent commentary. Bravo!

[@alabaha1]

incredible commentary !!

[@yasharthdwivedi7089]

Abdusattorov is a prodigy and Levy also confirmed that he got beaten by him when he was even younger.But Magnus is Another Tier🚀🚀🚀

[@Besaid_]

your input on Levy was not necessary as he is not even on the same planet as these players in terms of skill

[@Luffy.md77]

@@Besaid_ so true XD

[@lanares194]

@@Besaid_ so true lol

[@frankleang755]

another New force to reckon with

[@arneshpal7702]

@@Besaid_ Levi

[@balaji9585]

Knight G5 blundered the game. A good game with awesome commentary 👏

[@sanandn.r7889]

Well said . It is good when commentary is good. Makes the game very interesting

[@RG-si1qz]

Your commentary is legendary.

[@kuldeepborah]

4:15 magnus's move Black queen to g3 And rook to g8 in the next move Is checkmaye

[@mihailomarjanovic7555]

I like your energy while commentating

[@San-ny4yx]

I love their concentration,

[@jagdeepsaroj4960]

Such a Good game❤️

[@seerenita]

I’ve never played this game in my life but this was cool.

[@geofftracy4795]

Superb commentary

[@davefordham14]

I actually enjoy the cat and mouse ones. This was brilliant. When under time pressure anyone can make a mistake.

[@dickozhang5739]

Monday 20 June 2022at 3:41p.m. Hello! chess game commentator, Like this video very much would you please tell me that the game closely at the end why the white pawn reached at square g7 it did not move to h8 to be a Queen?there was a opportunity for the white pawn. Finally this video ought to be given a thumb up. Thank you very much. Greetings

[@true_plays_games]

Excellent commentary my word

[@lindembergpereiradasilva3082]

So breathtaking...amazing race at the end game😜😜

[@zosia274]

great commentary, keep it up

[@amolpatil8777]

This guys Commentry is world Class😊

[@ericastier1646]

Sagar does great work indeed.

[@kkmeher5419]

Great......

[@ashankgupta02267]

Salute to the boy

[@katlynklassen809]

respect the warrior who will not draw

[@indianfan1029]

Watched this exciting video again. Some new thoughts. Nodirbek preyed on the fact that Carlsen didn't wanna draw. Thats totally understandable from both of their respective perspectives. Carlsen at that point probably didn't know how good Nodirbek really was. He didn't wanna let some rookie player walk away with a draw versus Carlsen. So his decision is understandable. His play towards the end in unsound, as per Sagar. But to be honest, queen endings are the hardest of all beings, there are so many random checks from random squares for both sides, with the perpetual check rule, its hard to make the best moves in minimum time. Carlsen is ofcourse considered the best player of end games, and he probably is, but sometimes you make mistakes, especially in situations where you are pushing too hard. To convert a drawn game into a win.

[@Anythingyoulike2013]

You commentated extremely well !

[@tahseenahmad172]

I like ur commentary very much,make more videos 💓.

[@antongoncharsky2827]

First time i 've watched this channel (before i wacthed chess channels in Russian and Ukrainian for a few years). Will continue to watch this channel.

[@IMO-ib8cd]

I am proud of you , I'm from Uzbekistan

[@alikaaa3822]

this game got so on my nerves felt totally like a part of it

[@itsizrasroblox]

it wasnt checkmate though were the playing a different style/dif rules, could someone explain

[@wasifhossain7076]

Everyone talks about Alireza, Praggu, Nihal but forgets who is the future boss.

[@alisheruzoqov7620]

I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@matthebert007]

Magnus was off that day. That endgame was not typical Magnus. Great game and classy way to take a loss, not to mention, great way to take a "W" against the world champ and not jump up and down, kicking, screaming, spraying beer and yelling about quitting chess- like I would.

[@josephndungu4019]

Its the ''the bishop is asked a question "for me😂😂😂

[@mahdinalnafi4054]

11:27 why is it a mistake? If Magnus goes for g1, the passed pawn makes a queen. Then the check by queen h1/h2 could be blocked by quenn h3.

[@15brianj]

Love the passion mr commentator

[@yogesh67102]

Somebody please explain . At last magnus got check and he can eliminate the white Queen with his queen and his queen will be eliminated by black king so it's a good trade but why magnus loss

[@rohitshubham1911]

When he does this, pawn moves to H8, and new queen spawns. After that, its pretty much game over

[@rockstaryap9189]

Along with Nieman, Abdusattorov is indeed another greatest chess player of all

[@albinljikaj6727]

My head just blown up bro this is crazy

[@itszerowithin]

Can someone explain to me why the king didn't take the pawn at B5 at that endgame?😢

[@williamodonnell1613]

Great commentary

[@dhanurs8085]

Carlsen's reaction was priceless at the end. Sometimes your Opponent is too good

[@AmanKhan-je9ss]

Noderbek vs pragg vs alireza... The battle for future.

[@BLACKARKS_SB]

Awesome

[@ahmedgencer1012]

14:34 dosent queen A5 win the other queen?

[@Mohammad-wo7yi]

Yeah, they will trade the queens, but after that white can promote the pawn, bringing the queen back and then the game is over.

[@Shiiv4m]

Bro !!!! WTF Amazingly played by the kid. My hands were getting cold

[@SepticIndia]

You have to understand, there are several ways to draw that position. Sometimes 16yo play very well, that even a champion has to draw

[@chesskid9670]

At 9 minutes and 32 seconds in the video, Magus should move his knight to g5 because the 16 year old prodigy can't take the knight with his bishop because then, that would put him in check, and once again, magnus would be able to take his queen.

[@Eye_Radiate_Light]

Chess speaks for itself

[@zayedalyileili8233]

14:27 didn't magnus win?

[@dilmurodhusanov2425]

Uzbekistan winner 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@forkey1595]

12:56 carlson hand is trembling

[@TheRomanianWolf]

CarlsEn, NOT "carlson", with an "e"!

[@DannyShine]

If either of them were Kasparov at the end, he would not have arranged the pieces, he would have jumped out of his chair and left the building immediately

[@mariasalaz4847]

😆

[@zanepruett7292]

I’m just a beginner. So I’m sure there is an easy answer to this question that I am just not seeing. After the queen trade Black would move pawn on b4 to b3, then White would moved h pawn to queen. Black pawn to b2, eventually becoming a queen. Why did Magnus resign?

[@lavacharam1346]

I like MC's moves always!

[@xanderalberts7491]

Wow I would not of expected that that was a good game no joke the champ in amazing a legendary grandmaster but he would of won if there was no timer but congrats I loved that match I wanna be like them Because I'm ok not too bad I will do it but congrats I was not expecting that🐢

[@RAY_L_A]

Congrats

[@dans105]

Brilliant game