Morozevich vs Anand - Fantastic Sacrifice Kings Gambit-Moscow1995

Morozevich vs Anand - Fantastic Sacrifice 1995. At a top-level knock-out rapid chess tourney, a 17-year-old Russian rising star, Alexander Morozevich goes up against the #1 contender for world title, Viswanathan Anand, and plays the King's Gambit opening please like for more videos like this
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[@observatoire5497]

I just love how the commentary without engines makes the game more organic, collective and captivating.

[@russellfrancis6294]

Yeah, and I hate all this; the engine says this and that, I also think the accusatory cheating mudslinging trend in chess these days is unfair and hurts the game.

[@abhishekshah11]

These kind of games make chess beautiful

[@Ericbryanmr]

The game where we saw Morphy return to chess 140 years later!

[@arkos1179]

except Morphy's attack wont always work against top players

[@arkos1179]

@Philip Mack wow he commented 15 mins ago and 20 mins already passed wow

[@NightRider0101]

@@arkos1179 That's a myth

[@aventura8491]

@@arkos1179 Sure about that or just parroting the convenient censensus mantra?

[@chessbrilliance8783]

100% accuracy from Morozevich. Makes Nieman Jealous!

[@VijayJagannathan23]

One of the most beautiful games I have ever seen . Vintage chess by Morozevich !!!

[@thetriumphofthethrill2457]

Thanks for sharing this, love these vids from the old days. Morozevich is one of the most talented masters of the game. His boldness in his play, even in blitz, produced highlights such as this. Brilliant, good-looking, gentlemanly, it's a shame he never became world champion, he would have been an excellent representative of the game.

[@Alekhine-lr9cp]

What really happened to him ?

[@Navvye]

@@Alekhine-lr9cp he wasnt ever good enough

[@busho1231]

@@Navvye he had some health issues

[@chessaudiobooks3079]

Briliant defeat of Anand at his peak right before playing for a World Championship.

[@hrorq]

Incredible. Absolutely Incredible !

[@dacccad]

Beautiful game, thank you for posting this.

[@1471emre]

what an amazing game

[@DaanVreeswijk]

How on earth as a life-long King’s Gambit player and did I not know about this game? Awesome, thank you so much for sharing.

[@quarlmephystodot2201]

look ur rating first 😂

[@flamendless]

The game where Morozevich became my favorite player

[@misterkefir]

GENIUS game! what a brilliant performance. Thank you for this video~!

[@carolinepierce5915]

Who were those fantastic commentators?? They have made this into a more adventurous movie through their commentary

[@Ronbo710]

GM Danny King and GM Maurice Ashley.

[@dale2222222]

Early Maurice Ashley, interesting. Was better then than his current engine line reader incarnation today

[@jal2550]

Wow, unbelievable Morezevich blowing the future world champ off the board Morphy style!!

[@arkos1179]

Actually this was Anand in his prime

[@Ronbo710]

I miss the Intel Grand Prix. Great games.

[@alexandryarovoy3708]

Классная победа Александра , БРАВО !!

[@ericvosselmans5489]

daniel king strong as ever.

[@zarion1181]

You can never ever sac 2 pieces in a f7, g6, h7 pawn structure. I have never seen this before. It is amazing.

[@machugo3368]

35:29 !!! Woah

[@alessandrolaiacona5041]

Aleksandr Morozevich is God!

[@FabioMarziali]

Wooooow this was the best game I've ever seen

[@paulgreen7906]

Paul Morphy is applauding from the opera box.

[@zeezmusic7245]

What a brilliance, spectacular stuff

[@arsenalfanrichi]

Great game!

[@user-bk1xy5gt4b]

Best game I've ever seen.

[@durjoychanda4611]

This game was thrilling from move 2

[@flamendless]

Carlsen was still memorizing countries and their capital during this time

[@futuregmchess1561]

Amazing Game!

[@flamencolo]

wow!!!

[@abhisheksukhatme7338]

wat a game

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

After taking the gambit, engines suggest g5 after white plays a normal move like Nf3. I'm surprised the announcers referred to this response as "old fashioned." Granted, this was 21 years ago. I wonder how a top player would respond to a king's gambit today.

[@zarion1181]

It is a very old line. It invites 3...Qh4. In the 19th century, there was a lot of experimentation in the Kings Gambit. The main line is 3.Nf3. The alternative with 3.Bc4 allows for more errors for black. It is a very interessting line. Anand responded with the best reply. 3.Nf6.

[@arkos1179]

dude g5 is still the mainline. But playing d6 or what Anand played is a calmer approach to have slight advantage

[@asamiyashin444]

Why in the hell they cut the live broadcast in the middle of the game?

[@shahanpp3086]

incredible.. :)

[@miguelpanta]

glorious times without dgt and analogue clocks.

[@AUFalcon64]

anand playing like alpha zero before alpha zero sacing pawn after pawn

[@lumberjack988]

Who's commenting alongside GM Daniel King? Maurice Ashley by any chance?

[@Ronbo710]

Yes

[@TheSoulBlossom]

Does anybody know what chess pieces they're using? I would like to buy them but I have no idea what they're called.

[@busho1231]

maybe you can look here www.chessusa.com/category/staunton-chess-sets.html

[@TheSoulBlossom]

@@busho1231 thanks!

[@tricaric]

At 38:00 black actually has knight to f7 and that holds as a draw, i.e. rook to f7, king takes, and then white knight to e5 and back to g6 with no way to improve. Draw.

[@Sasha1234575]

You are right. Nf7. If white plays Rxe6 than not Nxb4 but Re8 and black is better. After Nf7 white has to play Qh5. But black has at least a draw. Diificult to find the best moves when you are in defense. Great game by Morosevich anyway.

[@Z0dzor]

You don't play g6+, you play Qh4+ as follow up to Bh7+ and black are still losing.

[@TheSoulBlossom]

Yeah but he didn't play it, did he.

[@grantgibson8034]

Anand should have played Knight to D5. Defence against bishop/queen attack is BlackKnight F5 then king can escape for a draw.

[@krishnasubramanyam8629]

Daniel and Maurice!!

[@cndbrn7975]

@2:50 couldn't black move f6 then Qg5 for the block? Blacks King then has f7 as an escape square.

[@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj]

They played again in 2018 and Moro went for another kings gambit! But lost badly this time he missed theory and lost his queen

[@Mikhail_Peskov]

Alexander has almost abandoned the chess. He teach students in sport University at Moscow and play 2-3 times at year small tournirs on rapid and blitz just for fun.

[@TheSoulBlossom]

@@Mikhail_Peskov does he teach chess?

[@Mikhail_Peskov]

@@TheSoulBlossom, yes he do the group lessons for intermediate players and personal lessons for young GMs. One of he's present students is Serbian GM Alexander Indjich.

[@ArabianKnight63]

Commentators : us champion Chat : who cares

[@pvp9897]

Wait for Anand to come back in game , but ... Two black rook are negligible impact on game .

[@sroycze9284]

befor q takes c3 , anand should have played ng6

[@khalidcs911]

Anand disliked this video. :p

[@Ronbo710]

In the second of their games here Vishy trapped Moro's Queen and won :).

[@nenadmarincic7716]

zanimljivo ,.! Ali ! , ?sto rade tamo ," usidrene" - one, "dvije kule (?.....) - si , un juego - intreresante -

[@cndbrn7975]

@39:39 wouldn't Ng7 save blacks position?

[@anandvidekar1325]

at 31:00 anand could have played Rf8

[@beepboop386]

But then Qxh5

[@natureessen]

please write result.

[@busho1231]

please watch till the end

[@ashishghorpade4059]

aanad is the best

[@Mikhail_Peskov]

Not in this game

[@arkos1179]

lol at what? losing against Magnus every time

[@leonardobaracchi7040]

The two live commentators only say obvious or silly things.. Seems they forgot how to play a kings gambit, and kept on speaking about pawns.. He left a pawn, he captured one pawn.. Here it's all about time, guys! For instance capturing on c3 with the queen and then back its 2 times, and something usually you are not doing unless you threaten ex a rook.. Don't know what fkn engines say, but I know which are the main theme in king g and Vienna..

[@arkos1179]

dude these guys are GMs

[@Breghnev]

Great comments from these guys. Don't understand you

[@anishchattopadhyay8779]

Anand won.He is white