Nodirbek Abdusattorov is an absolute BEAST | Nodirbek vs Navara | Prague Masters 2024

Nodirbek Abdusattorov's current rating is 2758. He is the world no.8. The 2004-born youngster from Uzbekistan is an absolute tactical monster and this is shown in ample measure in this game against David Navara. IM Sagar Shah brings you the game from the Prague Masters 2024.
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[@Raghuveer2798]

Tbh I think only Nodirbek has that X-factor that other top youngsters don't. There's something special about him. He just needs more experience. Sometimes makes too many risky moves.

[@LuxuryItIs]

He has the most killer instinct

[@MrFarBridge]

Abdusattórov... Future world champion

[@farhadahmad5840]

Kudos to Sagar for Covering & analysing this tournament!

[@krishrao2778]

world champ material.

[@jaloliddinturakulov]

Молодец Нодирбек Абдусатторов

[@relax_sounds523]

Excellent commentary as always

[@shodikmusaev7036]

Нодирбек 👍

[@alonsototote]

I really enjoy your commentary, excellent

[@enriquemarcelobarbano1033]

Excelente

[@abdurahmonovumidjon1041]

Keep it up, world #8

[@lorisbach9905]

World #5 now !

[@sherzadametow8676]

Now #4​@@lorisbach9905

[@mai050586]

World #4

[@bahodirrazzoqberdiyev]

11:11 shu vaqtni uzida mot qilsa bulardi

[@user-mc5jq5ij7z]

Ha, siz tog‘ri aytdingiz. uch yurushda mot bor edi. Oqlar - raqibga o‘z farzinini berib, qoralarni ikkala ruxini urib olgan bo‘lardi. Keling, Nodirbekga omad tilab qolaylik. Sizga ham omad.

[@abdullaaibragimovv5790]

adashyapsiz, unda mot yo'q edi. Malikani berib shax qo'yilganida olmas edi, yana bitta ruxni ham tepaga surar edi, shunda malika bitta ruxni olishi yoki orqaga qaytishi kerak bo'lar edi. agar bitta ruxni malika bilan olsa, ikkinchi rux malikani olar edi.

[@logmaoclarencefrancis8797]

the nerve. wow

[@SewminaRandunu]

Nodirbek mine❤

[@Art_Marvel_DC]

😂

[@shokhrukhtoshpolatov7036]

Nodirbek is his position as usually)

[@dhieuayuen1467]

Many people who don't understand positional classical chess always underestimate Alireza Firouza and Ding Liren but they're in top 5 best for reason.

[@fabiotrucco7969]

Will be see a tricky World Campion this time? Luckily we all know who the best player is, and with a net lead over the others 👑

[@anthonyvincel7266]

Who else laughed like The Count after the statement at 5:35?

[@guaranagaucho3071]

This guy is my favorite commentator by far

[@ayanpaul_Rs73.38]

11:10 isn't Qe8 a mate?

[@user-zx7qu5tz2q]

Rook just takes the queen how is that mate???

[@Ali-oj1sm]

@@user-zx7qu5tz2qand then what if white rook takes Re8?

[@user-zx7qu5tz2q]

​@@Ali-oj1sm Holy shit he's right that is check mate

[@user-zx7qu5tz2q]

May be they didn't see bacause of time pressure but it definitely was a checkamte there

[@DariusCharlie]

@@user-zx7qu5tz2q Qe8 there is Rf8... No way these guys miss mate in one

[@alipakdin7372]

A very back and forth game, but Nordibek played better and made better use of his chances

[@Fayzullayivich17]

10:34. Why he skip checkmate

[@GenisusMauricius]

who is that kid playing in the background

[@jansupronowicz1300]

Nodirbek is an exceptionally handsome young man, buy he could do himself a favor and visit a cosmetic parlor periodically to clean his face from acne. It would do him a world of good.

[@BubbleeeZx]

If Stephen Hawking could walk

[@aaegatomondi]

Who won

[@pratyushranjan3913]

nodirbek

[@thebobawoman]

first