Great Players of the Past: Raset Ziatdinov

Raset Ziatdinov is an Uzbekistani chess grandmaster.
This lecture was recorded June 12th, in Roswell, Georgia. Thank you to Dara Murphy for sponsoring this lecture.
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03:47 Sergey Dolmatov vs. Raset Ziatdinov, URS Republics Group 2, 1983
19:58 Anthony Miles vs. Raset Ziatdinov, Kusadasi Open 1990
27:57 Raset Ziatdinov vs. Igor Ivanov, San Francisco Masters 2000
35:48 Wan Yungou vs. Raset Ziatdinov, Parsvnath Open 2013
43:54 Raset Ziatdinov vs. Krishnamoorthy Murugan, Tamil Nadu 2023
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Second game win or lose black did not play the knight bird jbird properly and really it looks like he's waiting and looking around for something when there is plenty to be done and win this game easily 😊

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[@RaniaIsAwesome]

No matter how you spin it calling someone a "great player of the past" makes it sound like they're not here anymore. Imagine watching someone talking about you calling you "of the past", especially if they're still playing. It has nothing to do with people denying that someone is past their prime, it just doesn't make logical sense. It's like calling Ronaldo a "great players of the past" and he's still playing, but you say yes but he's not playing at the same level. Sure, but he's still a player and not one of the past, right? It would make sense if you called it "people who were great players in the past".

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