N Kosolapov vs Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov - 1936

[@vasilievitsch5613]

Nezhmetdinov is a legend. Botvinnik had said for him that "he understands combination like no other..". Thanks for the presentation Matto.

[@uncledez8]

What a game! He deserved to be Tal's trainer.

[@NoBobPro]

+Uncle Dez i just wanted to say that :)

[@groussac]

This guy's winning games are really fun to study. His attacking logic is so different from my mundane logic of stringing pieces together in a supporting network and hoping something will work out in my favor. I notice in the wiki article that Nezhmetdinov had a losing record against Petrosian and Korchnoi--both defensive style players. I take this to mean that overall, strong defense beats strong offense, or perhaps original attack lines are harder to come up with. Still, I like looking at attack chess from guys like Nezhmetdinov and Tal. Their chess is so much more interesting than mine. In addition, I like Nezhmetdinov as a person. He seems like a genuinely good guy. All gratitude to Mato and others who are keeping the memory of Nezhmetdinov alive.

[@jandom9008]

Pierre Groussac hahahahahahahaha

[@MrGameGuideChannel]

More Rashid games pls he is insane!

[@andynaka]

Yes !! more videos from Mikhail Tal's trainer !

[@vincenzegreisingel2429]

+IGGY Rashid is the daddy of crazy. Stunning thinker. We need to know more. He liked a drink or two and got in trouble with the chess praesidium after wrecking a hotel room.

[@samuelcastano2722]

Never a dull moment in this game! Rashid's games what a thrill!

[@nazlone]

Thanx Mato for bringing masters of chess who made chess not a game but entertainment.Rashid and Tal deserve that title.

[@MrAPsKing]

what do you expect from the attacking maniac's trainer?

[@ahmadshekeb05]

rashid is a killer.. incredible style.... spectacular moves.. I love his games

[@nohbhody7863]

Well Done Mato ! Nethmetdinov comes with guns in both hands without body armor, but still totally determined to annihilate those who comes in his way.

[@asumelisadesteli5520]

"His games reveal the beauty of chess and make you love in chess not so much the points and high placings, but the wonderful harmony and elegance of this particular world." Mikhail Tal

[@LJLMETAL]

Great game! I always enjoy watching your video lectures. I guessed the queen, and knight sacrifice. :-)

[@SyrianFilms]

look at the smooth move at 3:43 when the knight goes to a5 , the pawn can take the queen but there will be Double check mate directly by the knight and the rook ,

[@nursohel7362]

What a super chess game !! Thanks mato

[@jerrycollins7345]

Some day I'll play like this guy.Very exciting.

[@alxmetro]

Great game!! Thank you Mato.

[@flyingfox9885]

What a game .We need more games of rashid nezmethdinov

[@cameront3768]

Nez was a beast when it came to tactical and combinations attacks and very difficult to guess his moves, five time Russian champion no wonder.

[@loovgangster]

More Nezhmetdinov games! He's my favourite.

[@jc7868]

i agree

[@nagrerelax5602]

What a game! I hope i Played like this. Damn!!

[@giovannicappello2916]

Mato after more than 4 years, we want Nezhmetdinov back in your lecture!!!

[@seandesir7272]

it must be a night mare playing against this guy. his multiple attacks are so well coordinated. if u defend him well, he will sacrifice a big piece like the queen and phuck you up.. he is like the mike tyson of chess when tyson was in his prime, relentless in your face pressure with multiple combinations. this guy makes grandmasters look like amateurs. i fell in love with chess again.

[@yordanmachev1521]

yeah he is realy insane attacker.i love it.there are two games against Vladas Mikenas (Alekhine defense) absolutely agressive :)

[@ВладимирБризицкий-й9т]

Very good. Thanks.

[@bramsj3159]

Gave me goose bumps 😅😂 wow

[@MukhtarSiddiq]

Amazing Rasheed Nezhmetdinov unstopable attack.....

[@yamenhd6820]

in love in Rashid's brain , absolutely Art

[@pauloleroux3345]

Simply incredible!!!

[@benjamintroncoso8105]

so nice game mato, i realy enjoy

[@luboom3227]

this is the best n most beautifull chess game i have ever seen.

[@endoplast55]

masterpiece of art respect

[@jonaswenner2369]

AWESOME!!! Karel Traxler, Rashid Nezhmitdinov and Mikhail Tal were the BEST in HISTORY !! AWESOME!!!

[@balves4216]

Insane game!!! This man was not of this world.

[@riovuki4423]

Just like Tal. Beautiful!

[@abhishekmishra9294]

@Mato please tell me at 3:43, after knight's move Kh5 ,why white didn't capture black queen with pawn?

[@didgeridoothedeepmechanics]

because knight from h5 would capture that pawn and it would be checkmate by knight and rook

[@gustavofiguera]

Nezhmetdinov was the master of extreme chess combinations in XX century.

[@CanEmre093]

I love him. What a great game.However Rashid made me suprise his statistics.He never became a grandmaster and some of the championship he became the last title almost.Is there any idea about this situation.He must have had much higher statistics.You are agree with me ?

[@LifeofaGambler]

That was beautiful

[@peterweltweit]

great game, great comment!

[@cafe6am]

Nikolay Kosolapov was the leader of Kazan's chess club. He was also a chess composer.

[@Narrowcros]

Amazing attacking player, white played too passivley.

[@Ntikli]

please more of rashid's games!!!!!!!!!!!

[@giovannicappello2916]

Mato we love Nezhmetdinov games! he is like Tal! We like Tal from Kazan!

[@liveslowlivesimple]

amazing

[@BananaBoy76]

The sacrifice is a complex one because the follow up is not easy at all !

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

This was amazing

[@dedo4040]

Please add this video to magmadinov playlist

[@StewartMiles1]

So he was Yal's trainer. It all makes sense now.

[@sherratto3087]

Great game!

[@thomashanson6607]

The white spider stepped back and invited the black hornet into her lair.

[@happyjay]

great attack. great man.

[@sangthanh8382]

4:30 N g3. And nothing can stop you checkmate in h2. Right ?

[@brechtv1269]

at what elo starts sacrificing queens succesfully become a possibility?

[@tommonk7651]

Nezh was a helluva player! Never got his due. People below mentioned Nezh as Tal's "trainer". Someone could tell me if I'm wrong, but I thought Nezh was Tal's second, not his trainer. I don't think they are the same thing.

[@gemymohamed9334]

they say that because he helped Tal with preparation against Botvinnik

[@tommonk7651]

+gemy mohamed Exactly, but I was just pointing out he wasn't a trainer, only a second - a training partner - much like Carlson and almost all top players have training partners.

[@amineoualibenzema6713]

I want to watch wesley vs magnus 2016 in paris

[@hamzajashari]

4:17 how about Kg3 check ?

[@pashapasovski5860]

I always see the end game after the battle, I guess it makes me a great General, hahahaha

[@jonaswenner2369]

Isso é uma prova de o que muitos falam é mentira! Avançar os peões do rei não é perigoso, se isso for feito com sabedoria.

[@fuscofabio9868]

I think 22- ... ; Ng3 is also winning with checkmate in two or three moves, in two different variants, instead the queen's sacrifice. It's that correct or not ?

[@Seth-IT]

I thought Kg3 is the winning move, but I guess it was a good move too. Nice Chess game, :)

[@Seth-IT]

*Ng3

[@maddman9171]

it is a winning move also, i thought of that too

[@hantz8771]

2:50 take white black square bishop, and then after white knight takes black bishop, push the pawn to f4 is also winning i guess

[@omarkashi]

at 01:46, why did not white take pawn on g5?

[@seandesir7272]

he could not cause black had two defenders for that pawn

[@nareshkashyap9537]

sir according to you who is best imaginative player Rashid nezmuddino , tal , or someone else

[@MrBobLat]

Dear Mato, I am a great fan of your videos. (from Dxb) instead of the Queen sac couldn't black have played Ng3+ then b x g3 this could be followed by Qx g3 intending Qh2 mate and if this was blocked by h3 black can take with queen? as the g2 pawn is pinned.

[@MrBobLat]

thinking of other possibilities ie if instead of bxg3 kg1 is played then knight can take on e2 check and after whatever white plays Qh2 is check mate.

[@bob4919]

Good gravy!

[@stefanlombada3446]

what a spectacle !

[@yordanmachev1521]

The tatar grandmaster is the only one who has positive balance against Tal. Perhapshis imagination`s played such a tremendous role to Tal`s style :)

[@jc7868]

Nice-mate-dinov

[@nareshkashyap9537]

Sir please make a video between alekhine and Rashid

[@hanifauliakusuma4039]

no ,i think tal is nezh from riga,since nezh is tal trainer

[@laganjoki4869]

amazing attack

[@nesovicmarko]

3:44 after Nh5 pawn takes Q?

[@ahmadfebrian9428]

then Nh5 to g3 double check from rook & knight and after Kg3, roog to h1..Checkmate, lol why you dont see that...

[@Yash29Oct20]

Imagination at its best...

[@kelvint5894]

omg Nezhmetdinov🙊🙊🙊🙊

[@ManipalSinghKhalsa]

The best one

[@agostonmirko1672]

Mato koja partija ja sam koliko puta bio takvoj situaciji a nisa se toga mogao sjetit treba i hrabrosti

[@axeskull5193]

That was cool

[@hosamhosam8198]

nice mato

[@TheNaKio]

3:28 3:42 loooooooool

[@samuelbruyneel]

Only Kosolapov disliked this

[@fritzschwartz3295]

A Nechmitidinov game... 1. Exposing your own Kings safety . Check 2. Saccing 2 peices and a queen. Check 3. Winning the game. Check

[@elevengiant]

no blunders from white?

[@rickie4876]

+elevengiant yes there was, pawn takes pawn on g4 at 3:50 was the blunder

[@beloglavisup2]

+elevengiant No, he was to scared

[@ZeddPR2]

+elevengiant He blundered by agreeing to play against Nezhmetdinov

[@argentina100ful]

3.25...Why not Nh3 (!???)

[@HakMartin]

Nice trap, but white would take the knight, not the queen.

[@bujargashi3792]

this is art of chess 😀

[@newsboosters4902]

haha@"what do you do, when you don't know what to do"

[@theScytheofGod]

Damned.

[@saikrishnas5534]

Woah....

[@daviddesalamanca]

Wowwww

[@theideaexchange3263]

Why does the thumbnail say Tal?

[@theideaexchange3263]

Regardless, very beautiful game!

[@thequeensconquerer316]

This guy played just like Tal, so he's the Kazal version of Tal

[@thequeensconquerer316]

+THE HONGKONGER *Kazan

[@sumitmalik3106]

+THE HONGKONGER Actually he is tal's trainer.

[@theideaexchange3263]

Sumit malik Oh, I didn't know that; thanks.

[@armendikorbaj1641]

wow!!!!

[@adityachakradhar1607]

Wow

[@bhavingajjar1172]

No wonder why he was the trainer of the Tal.

[@asumelisadesteli5520]

ART OF CHESS:)

[@ranchump]

wow

[@abdou7168]

and they didn't give him a title of GM instead jobava is a GM (with all my respect to him) 😰

[@vitakyo982]

PANIC MODE

[@bennysaravi2832]

Rashid a totally insane player but I love to watch his games, even Tal is more moderate attacker than this man from Kavkaz

[@beloglavisup2]

Rašid Nežmetinov je bio još agresivniji od Talja ali nije imao sreće da se takmiči za titulu prvaka sveta. Jedini luđi od obojice, njihova "preteča" je Bogoljubov.

[@dcan876]

wild

[@youngpatrick29]

found it

[@1sweettime207]

Move Kg3 + could be win for black.