Alireza Firouzja - Baadur Jobava | World Blitz 2019

[@MonkeyDIvan]

9:21 Are we just going to ignore Jobava's beautiful placing of the pieces?

[@kg_1720]

Ikr he did it so fast and smoothly

[@afbdreds]

the first four pawns and the last two are pure art

[@reza9332]

Smooooth

[@مرتضىعادل-غ3ج]

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[@tavsandisc9740]

damn

[@aravinda513]

Everyone praising Alireza! Noone noticed the smile Jobava had even after losing, unlike many other higher rated players who show their ego! (he even allowed checkmate to happen rather than resigning too)

[@archilzhvania6242]

It was not a checkmate, but yea I agree that he is a very respectful and nice player.

[@armchair8258]

@@pradyumnaathreyas4662 Not a checkmate, the rook can interpose

[@rajatgahlot5200]

@@armchair8258 bro it was a checkmate the rook was protected by the bishop at the end

[@armchair8258]

@@rajatgahlot5200 Rf8

[@rounakbanerjee5615]

@@archilzhvania6242 it's a mate

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Alireza is knocking out all the chess legends like a hurricane.

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

He won the silver medal in rapid chess which is much more difficult than blitz with all the chess legends there, therefore, he is a HURRICANE.

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Craig Jones And also the fact that Alireza is only 16 years old and still has many years ahead of him to improve further.

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Craig Jones Alireza has the best potential among all the other 16 years to become the world champion and that is the reason why only him won the silver medal and not the other youths.

[@PersianSelection]

@diztiinct What was rigged about it? He lost that fair & square. Carlsen didn't make a sound and he wasted time fixing his pieces.

[@StudyIQEducationLtd]

Alireza Firouzja is better than all the Indian players of similar age, hate to say this He is so natural and instinctive

[@eshwar77]

Praggnanandhaa is 2 years younger than him ,let's wait and watch. He might give tough fight to these strong players in future

[@anjalighosh2138]

Alireza defeated pragg in Indian soil some years ago i guess

[@eshwar77]

Ya I know, but it was years ago now time has passed

[@adityathakur3748]

Kartiken Murli Queen sacrifice if u remember

[@eshwar77]

@amir behjat exactly, he is 2 years younger, so we can hope ,let's see

[@tunisiamyluv5953]

I think Alireza is among the very rare players that nowadays are still playing with a purely tactical style. Even Carlsen has turned to positional Chess... That's why Alireza can beat all these +2700 talented players who got used to positional battles that include simple tactical tricks. Alireza reminds me a bit of Tal who always got his opponents confused and not able to settle on a positional position by forcing them (through imbalacing purposely the positions) into difficult tactical battles...

[@neelanshgoyal8947]

Tal was of another level of course but anyways Alireza is a good and strong player . I hope he achieves many more bigger achievements in his life and not get upset of his heartbreaking lose to Carlsen.

[@atefahmed2178]

But Jobava is a pure tactical genius

[@tunisiamyluv5953]

@@atefahmed2178 He got outplayed in that specific set-up/line

[@kasparov937]

Yeah could be the next Kasparov, Carlsen was always positional.

[@chessiskingful]

Remember 99%a chess is a tactic

[@elnurveliyev9824]

One day he will be world champion

[@theNetworkCH]

Let's not get carried away.

[@duijvelduijvel]

agree !

[@bruno6348]

theNetworkCH wdym he is bs far the most promissing Talent out there.

[@liamweinberg4902]

@@bruno6348 He will have to get past the Mozart of Chess. It could become the greatest rivalry in chess history.

[@muhammadreyaaz808]

bruno youtube yeah lol he lost

[@9459]

Alireza is a very strong player. And also, hi Sagar!

[@emolasker]

Bf5 such a misplaced stone. g2-g4 was hanging in air for dozen moves but the young boy left this threat as a tactical deposit to better times. Bravo!

[@mmr4553]

Alireza is unbelievable 👏👏👏👏

[@parouare]

Thank you Chessbase India.

[@bradhitler5897]

Alireza so humble, good patience. Great player hope he becomes big!

[@paulomongos9583]

Not really. Look at the controversy against his loss to Magnus Carlsen.

[@d1ingo861]

@@paulomongos9583 he is 17 ffs he is so young and just a teenager.

[@Tahma-Rayis]

@@paulomongos9583 and now Magnus want play in championship world match obly with Alireza

[@alimoradi8454]

Wow I keep getting impressed by Firouzja

[@keshavmundada4791]

He will be playing in Tata Steel on 10th january,it will be very interesting to see him there, playing against best players...

[@michaelpace2428]

Very true. If he does well at Tata Steel, then the others will need to take note and he could become a force to be reckoned with.

[@JuanAlvaAntonnio]

Alireza is knocking out all the chess legends like a hurricane. absolute agreement with you. Amazing this! well so be a great champions Alireza Firouzja.The gods of Olympus greet you new king. I love as you play Chess!

[@afbdreds]

09:01 hand chess mode on

[@jem.b628]

7:23 this is when jobava was left shocked...

[@soroushsafarzadeh8321]

😁😁😁

[@henriquebarreto3402]

why didnt he take the knight with the king?

[@evaristegaulois2968]

Alireza is the main reason why chess will still gain in popularity in the coming years.

[@fernandofernandes701]

Also Ding Liren.

[@faisalqu1]

Love this channel

[@asenciondivinagracia8248]

Firouza..so strong opensive player....

[@asenciondivinagracia8248]

Badur...poor defense

[@HassanDhalla1]

Really good camera angle.

[@mehdyamiri5562]

alireza from iran and now in 2022 he is the best chess player in the world.which is in the second place in the world..peace be upon iran.❤❤

[@jessequintero6325]

Does anyone know the chess sets that were used in this tournament? I am looking to purchase one. I love the thickness of the board and the space of the squares and the size of the chess pieces.

[@zan7838]

swear i see this everywhere

[@2003AwesomeMan]

DGT chess. board

[@kasparov937]

Go to worldchess.com, they have the pieces used in the WCC, and some nice boards too

[@benjamingarrido5494]

Ala Is great, Alireza firouzja will ve next Champions chess.

[@abhijitsalunkhe2275]

Plz add chessboard to screen corner so we can understand the game

[@miletus_]

Alireza is on fire!

[@pigsbrain7324]

Yea mahn he played so fucking welll

[@mahri9022]

firouzja and dubov are my two favorite players rn

[@deyanzaprianov1582]

7:25... the pressure consumed his brain, King takes knight F7 and build out from there

[@ronk5259]

Deyan Zaprianov u think alireza would simply sacrifice his knight for no reason .....

[@muhammadreyaaz808]

Jk #its_me he wasn’t even sacrificing it he was putting pressure on the queen dude

[@Sami-rp1nh]

how much rated are u? Capturing the knight gave a dicovery towards the black bishop you would be up a pawn once u capture the knight.

[@VENOM-tx6gp]

@@Sami-rp1nh i am sorry if i am asking a silly question. Why didnt he just captured the knight with king

[@Sami-rp1nh]

@@VENOM-tx6gp it's not a silly question. Probably because the dark squared bishop was under attack so he defended with queen to C2. But alireza would've been up a pawn in both scenerios

[@PaulMorphy-n1f]

Oooof alireza👑👑👑👑👏👏👏

[@lyovmyshkin7561]

7:43 If the bishop moves to the only square C2 then it will be hunted by rook E2 which places the bishop in a pin with a rook.

[@theothernami]

but still have option NB4.

[@mehrannovember9688]

💜 VIVA PERSIAN HERO ❤

[@yutawatanabe344]

No more

[@mission2855]

Damn ,He had his eye always on the f5 bishop . How to make g4 work and finally...

[@mamadrahimi6869]

Was the final position a checkmate? I thought black had RF8

[@sanjughosh3148]

Yes

[@AK-ux8vf]

Resigned

[@mamadrahimi6869]

@@AK-ux8vf yes now i noticed after R.f8 white has B.c3 then white is completely winning

[@mamadrahimi6869]

@FOTOCOPIA ALL IN ONE im sorry c4

[@Jadido7]

R x f8 or Bc4 leads to the same thing : exchange of rooks and the final is easily won for white, because it's a piece up and a passed pawn, and black has no longer two rooks to cause trouble

[@sallom432]

8:27 the guy at in the background reaction😂

[@Xidntal]

8:47, why not Rf4-f8?

[@jerrylahjalahtiex-jw5587]

Why am I watching so many videos of Alireza Firouzja? Oh it's youtubes algo... whatever

[@jem.b628]

and he is just 16, precocious and highly ambitious...

[@TheSLK66]

At 7:00 I don't like Nd5 one bit, you're removing a defensive piece (the knight) and should the white-square bishop take it, that bishop wasn't really doing anything. You exchange an active defender for an inactive attacker, probably better to go Bf8 and address the bishop attacking the king's diagonal while leaving the knight protected by the queen.

[@aleksandaraleksandrov412]

Hello! Yes, that was not a good move, what do you think of ,, Bd6-f4,,? I am not sure,but looks good at first.I think exchange at this stage would be good for Jobawa, he sets his other peaces free from this stranglehold and becomes more space, and he would not loose his bishop just because of a lack of space, which is the main reason to loose the game.And may be even after that move of his three pieces on that same diagonal will be taken for free from Jobava, because he must take his rook on c1 away, but then comes this as we previous manage to be a bad move, but now,,Nd5!,,, . Firouzja looses his knight or when he take him away, then his bishop is out and then Jobava would win the game beautifuly , because Firouzja has too many pieces on that diagonal at that moment.

[@NAAR88]

سلام کسی میدونه اسم این شطرنج ها چیه ؟ از کجا میتونم تهیه کنم دقیقا مثل اینو ؟

[@Rezarmdh]

Idk why.. the match is 3 mins for them but for us the video ended in 9 min

[@davesikora3031]

did this guy have something to do with the London Jobava system ?

[@Pacalolo04]

It was named after him. He made it fashionable after a famous game where he crushed Ponomariov in that line. But don't call it "the London Jobava System;" that's just the name Simon Williams gave it to make himself somewhat original. Everybody else knows it as "the Jobava Attack". It is of course the Jobava Attack within the London System. But you say “the Jobava Attack” and everyone will know what you’re talking about. Say it the Williams way and people might doubt.

[@yes6546]

My doubt mr.Jobava at time 7.52 from he start check using knight continues 4 time check , As per rule book continues how many times continue check will be goes to game winning or draw match?? I don't know rules from rule book. Just doubt only. 7.52 to 8.02 time limit.

[@aserlongas9819]

Just if the checks force repeating the same position (possition repeated 3 times= draw) but it doesn't matter how many checks you make if possition keeps on changing, like in this game. When someone is winning he should be aware not only of checkmates, but also of possibles continuous checks from the rival.

[@liamsanchezceron3203]

Alireza future world champ

[@danielosdinia4258]

I’m not sure but I always think Ali is stressed and under pressure. I hope his parents and others around him are not pushy and let him play with peace of mind. He’s a great chess talent and as an Iranian I’m very proud of him.

[@SonalachSonalach]

jobava is so fun loving

[@sonicdance2530]

The g4 capturing bishop on f5 was enable for many moves. Why white didnt play this way?

[@zubinbaliga7145]

Jobava's moves were all creating some response to g4, Firouzja was eliminating all of these options before playing g4.

[@Maartenols]

08:53 such a beautiful moment; they respect eachother

[@eduardoqueiroz3331]

Yeah, chess lenguage is beautiful

[@mukeshsahani6452]

First time saw a checkmate. Usually players resign before checkmate.

[@mukeshsahani6452]

@GTZ Share You need to look bro. Please give a close attention to rooks and bishop you will see that it was a checkmate.

[@MorningstarL1313]

@@mukeshsahani6452 you absolutely need to look twice

[@givilevidze3944]

7:46 Bishop C2 ?

[@zlegend9628]

Be4 ჯობია

[@mariusrichter6011]

Waite.. Wasn't there an interview few days ago where Magnus went out of this building and got celebrated because he won? Shouldn't this tournament be over now?

[@reyvenlegaspi6565]

Yea it's over and this game is part of the tournament. I think they just posted it late

[@عليخالد-خ6ط9ر]

He looks like ibrahimovich

[@grancapoEstiqaatsi]

I remember seeing this game with live commentary from Peter Leko. He said that Jobava likes pose problems with a provocative move like ...e6 (the point is: are you going to trap my Bishop? then show me). But in this case it backfired pretty soon.

[@JoeSmith-re5yu]

jobava d be champion., he needs regularity

[@Loboit]

Firouzja is a new Wizard!!!

[@fernandofernandes701]

Hoy en día en en el mundo juvenil hay por lo menos 3 nuevos Kasparov.Alireza es uno de ellos. There are 3 new chess players like Kasparov.Alireza is one of them.

[@aserlongas9819]

Cuales? Hay algún otro tan asombroso como este tío? Saludos

[@fernandofernandes701]

@@aserlongas9819 Ding Liren y Magnus

[@aserlongas9819]

Con 27 y 29 años Liren y Carlsen no sé si pueden considerarse juveniles... pero sí, son los mejores

[@dalernazarov7063]

Please link original video?

[@Connaruto]

What

[@isaaccraft5977]

@7:48 why did Baadur not play Bc2..I thought the whole point of Rxb2 was to allow it. lol

[@isaaccraft5977]

nvm Re2 is crushing

[@maharnabgoswamiintel_world2513]

To chessbase India: Why did Jobava not go Rf8

[@mehrannovember9688]

WE ❤ 💜 PERSIAN GENIUS

[@antoniobreaux1584]

Stop with this spamming

[@milankotevski1663]

Alireza The Boss Firouzja

[@mehdyamiri5562]

peace be upon the honor of iran do not be tired Mr firoozja..❤❤❤❤

[@ruthosolo7709]

Alireza just too good

[@sachinkakodkar9856]

Why did Jobava not play ...Bc2 to save his bishop?

[@sebastiansanchez6575]

Qf7

[@agido100]

9:28 when Alireza realizes that his time is also running :D

[@azmiaydn9257]

7:51 Black Nf4 was wrong.

[@aserlongas9819]

It was maybe the only Jovaba mistake?

[@s.w9935]

Brutal.

[@Ayuhandro]

Оба красавчика! Джобава молодец! Умеет себя вести

[@gigasomiros5412]

alireza very strong play blitz and bullet

[@REZATEDAY]

The proud of Iran 😍

[@safwankhan7707]

Next level gameplay

[@faisalnazir6402]

Only this guy can dethrone magnus

[@lonewolfstone6383]

I want a board like that!!

[@sallom432]

Lonewolf Stone DGT boards are awfully overpriced yet they definitely look the best🤒

[@tanzids]

wooden boards are around $40 on Amazon

[@sallom432]

Tanzid Mohammad this is around 195$ for non-electronic version

[@chessmaniac592]

Jobava should have played Rb8 instead of Kg8

[@worththewatch1517]

A good Iranian player after a long time

[@enigmacanine]

he's not a good iranian, is the best one :p

[@ebrobaaood7691]

actually he is not iranian anymore

[@ebrobaaood7691]

@Et Immortalem what matter is the flag he represented in tournaments

[@ebrobaaood7691]

@Et Immortalem of course, because nobody care what do you think or what I think it's all about money mate

[@ebrobaaood7691]

@Et Immortalem look we can't take ethnicity as a standard, because you could find people on the same country belong to different ethnicity and if you check the DNA you might find that Ali from Australia for example

[@faisalqu1]

Alireza is big boss.

[@mandyrarsh7137]

Wow you almost forget his opponent is a god damn gm!!! in endgame he crushed him!!!

[@ilyaibrahimovic9842]

I'm surprised how Jobava fell apart just dropping all his pawns

[@aidalonie4808]

He one day become a champion in the wrold 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@alejandro8342]

¿Acaso el de las firmas no sabe esperar? ¡ESTÁN EN PLENO ANÁLISIS POSTMORTEM!

[@kaleesmach]

peefect check

[@raymondmisiona8400]

If u want to win alireza bring him in a close game.

[@nikolaiastrov1099]

Wow! GG

[@NovaScene]

Jobava had 1sec on the clock at one point 🧐 Daaaamn

[@SanatanSoulJourney]

Shut up

[@JoeSmith-re5yu]

just lucky here

[@phukyu9016]

My two fave players kreygasm

[@JoeSmith-re5yu]

camom jobava!!¡!!¡

[@iliasefthimiadis119]

it reminds me of a fischer!

[@ErikvonStrongber]

how so?

[@juangoodman1211]

@@ErikvonStrongber kick ass legend when still young

[@stanspezzi2467]

Great game

[@VeloTerminator]

красиво!!

[@disconnectxd7344]

a queen blunder 8:26

[@aserlongas9819]

Hahahhahah

[@disconnectxd7344]

Aser Longás whats funny?

[@moayaedaessaalkfaje4634]

Gooooood iran

[@zurich327282]

Finally it’s a checkmate

[@adfavelas]

It was no checkmate... After Ra8+, Rb8 is still a move.

[@dra.anamayerkansky3506]

até eu fico tenso

[@anandroy174]

Catalan vs slav

[@SunscreenTastesGood]

Adam Sandler in the back

[@sachinkakodkar9856]

Perhaps he feared Re2 that would follow ...

[@ДмитрийСеряков-х6ъ]

алириза хорошо в шахматном плане но должен помнить что предатели чемпионами не становятся

[@ХаджиМурат-ы3и]

В шахматах по определению, не бывает предателей - эта сфера человеческого интеллекта не подвластна идеологиям и каким-либо .... измам. Алехин, Спасский, Каспаров - это предатели или чемпионы ?

[@gmkaruk]

He looks like Fischer

[@پلوتون]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dropagemonem]

iran vs georgia

[@darkx4645]

Hii

[@maartenols4109]

Arbiters always spoil the fun of analysing with their annoying presence. Yeah, yeah, we know Alireza won.