The insane fight between two Crown Princes | Firouzja vs Praggnanandhaa | Candidates 2024

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[@exbricadlo]

upload. firouzja-nepomniachtchi

[@karthick1293]

Free y

[@ChessSGM]

0:45 💀 Sagar even remember the jacket

[@doublegameghy1684]

There was a clear advantage for Alireza and Fabiano, but both were under huge time pressure, though Ali Reza could have tried as he and opponent both were in time pressure unlike Caruana as Hikaru had huge time advantage.

[@jgsd7]

Yes👍

[@pabitrasutradhar68]

Pragg is playing safe for draw not to win..... That's why Carlsen was right now chance for pragg to win candidates

[@YDR_MAC]

HATS OF TO the dedication Sagar I can clearly hear the tiredness in your voice keep it up 👍🏻

[@parthbhosale9326]

16:21 😂❤ lovely

[@exbricadlo]

the same gurl that interviewed dubov and abdusattorov 'together

[@ninjaman5229]

Thank you Sagar for uploading the video so fast

[@MagicSmoke11]

This is what candidate is all about..❤

[@devrajkamth1863]

Who all are the seconds of these players other than ones mentioned

[@pratyushranjan3913]

players usually reveal their seconds 'if they wish to' after the tournament ends.

[@indianfan1029]

Too much is made of this topic than it should matter. Its not like the seconds have any influence on the actual play.

[@pratyushranjan3913]

@@indianfan1029 the seconds are heavily involved in choosing new sidelines in opening theories which can catch the opponent by surprise, so, they basically affect the way the game begins.

[@praful4383]

What was last pic😂😂😂😂 what's happening there

[@kennethwoods6525]

The commentators thought Pragg was looking for Vaishali's game or result. Both players shook hands after the arbiter left and recapped their game.

[@PEACE_LUVR]

@@kennethwoods6525, he is referring the photo at 16:34 😂

[@manjilmanjil3003]

​@@PEACE_LUVRpromotion of fide merch bruh

[@PaulMorphy-n1f]

Nc5 was brilliant move Alireza❤❤❤

[@dheeraj8886]

You should provide timer also in video

[@sahilahmed6701]

yes

[@FreezyLord]

I love what you are doing with the way you are explaining the game's

[@rajasekharn3217]

We need more coverage of candidates matches

[@harshvardhan8335]

Alireza looks so handsome by the way😮😮

[@BlackMadKing]

what's with the hovering boards? is there a reason they elevated them? noticed it but cannot wrap my head around it. is it because of the tiny cameras?

[@TanishShah-l6v]

At 9:08: Knight takes pawn, knight recaptures then rook takes but white can't take he will lose queen.. Did I only notice it? Or am I wrong..

[@Thejoker9991]

Knight takes pawn, white recaptures and is up a knight for a pawn. If Rxf4, white has Rxg2+ and white is winning blacks queen

[@manjunathmadabal]

can somebody explain to me how does that move work where firouzja makes that move at 8.36 and takes the white pawn who is beside the black pawn F5 .

[@Jadido7]

google this : « chess en passant rule »

[@mattheww4862]

It's a very special move called "en passant". Normally pawns can only capture the piece within one square diagonal ahead of them. En passant allows capturing of an opponent's pawn directly next to it but with specific conditions: 1) the pawn doing the capturing must be on the 5th rank for white, or 4th rank for black. 2) the pawn being captured must be in an adjacent file (just like normal capturing) 3) the pawn being captured must have pushed their pawn up two ranks from the starting position 4) The capture must occur immediately after the event in condition 3 (so can't play another move and then attempt the capture). There's a pretty cool game where Magnus Carlsen himself is checkmated by en passant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGrQf2xvm5Vjoqc

[@manjunathmadabal]

​@@mattheww4862 Thank you for providing such a comprehensive explanation. I've been searching for this level of detail for years without success. Finally, I've found exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks once again.

[@kevwalshe7065]

Well done, great analysis

[@rohan_singh_bhadoriya]

I'm a newbie but having fun in just seeing this match

[@Devarsh-j1j]

Great work sagar sir. Nice match

[@ahmadiskandar6916]

Alireza only missed the perpetual , rook sacrifice otherwise he is a true monster in n out. Kudos to pragg

[@GukGukNinja]

Alireza, the fashion designer!

[@ehsanag5837]

Alireza should have won just how Fabi should have won. Hikaru was out of his mind pressure getting to him but youngsters played more maturely

[@KarthiKeyan-xy8pq]

Post also women's candidates match....

[@himanshukumarsingh7479]

Great work Sagar ❤

[@PredragCrnkovic]

Instead of 9 ...Be7, Korchnoi in Baggio 1978 WC match tried many moves, amongst others 9. ...Nc5 and 10....d4. Is this line still playanke to-day?

[@rudyflores4914]

Why wasn't Pragg at this weekends tourney?? 😢

[@ayushpareek4757]

Hey in the last formation , why not queen to f4 taking the pawn and pining the rook and knight ?

[@NARUTO78616]

We would go for rook e8 then it's 2 or 3 move checkmate I think

[@rohitlodhi5853]

Rook e8 check and then black loses its queen and then gets checkmated

[@conjured_up_skeletons6178]

The chess timers are stunning

[@arturschopenhauer2199]

ابر استاد بزرگ علیرضا فیروزجا ❤

[@VickyBhardwaj1998]

12:43 can someone tell me why not Rxf4?

[@VickyBhardwaj1998]

i got it!

[@_QUANTUM_GAMER_]

Then white move Rxe8 and checkmate

[@VickyBhardwaj1998]

@@_QUANTUM_GAMER_ no its the bishop that will make things worse!

[@hardymaulana3989]

What is the book's function in chess games?

[@KailamiMwiinga]

You keep moves for practice later on...

[@vinzanity68]

Thrilling draw😮

[@lovetownsend]

Fabi Rizz is nice reward for watching entire video lol

[@aeonsleo2]

Thanks to Magnus for reviving 1e4 at champion level

[@JT11111]

Suddenly Alireza is 21, get your shit together he is 20

[@AyushSingh-Magzybogues]

Pragg will definitely win I luv his playing style🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@anupchess4743]

Koi batyega ye last me kya ho rha hai

[@rengarajuseenivasan8796]

சாகர் பாயை கேட்க வேண்டும்...😊

[@rathodsachin1797]

It's draw by repetitions

[@anupchess4743]

@@rathodsachin1797 draw hai ye to mujhe bhi malum hai are uske baad ye vd aur Fabiano aur vo ladki log kya kar rhe hai Ye kya ho rha hai tournament me

[@manjilmanjil3003]

​@@anupchess4743that is promotion of fide merch.

[@sumitkumarsuman4935]

@@anupchess4743 photoshoots for tourney!

[@AustinAnglin-th6lb]

At 8:34 wasn’t that pawn illegally taken?

[@raaja7]

En passant

[@ramandeepsingh7115]

That's a legal move brother....called as en passant

[@LakshmidevammaCM]

No thats based on a rule called enpassant

[@rsr22.3]

En passant - Pragg’s pawn moved past its initial two squares and Firoujza’s pawn is on the same rank in an adjacent file so Firoujza’s pawn can “capture” Pragg’s pawn by advancing a square on the adjacent file!

[@notanyone8034]

bro is new to chess

[@iThqralt]

Pragg and Alireza both: Today i was in Anish Giri mode

[@Bipul_Mondal]

Why Magnus is not in that chess competition 🤔

[@Corteum]

he went on an adventure instead

[@theNfl_Esq]

Who is the biggest Indian player in chess? Gukesh? Pragg? From Texas so just curious.

[@ganesankrishnamurthy8658]

It's Vishy❤

[@neelanshuoncycle]

Elo -gukesh and arjun Goat -Vishwanathan anand sir Youngest and most achieved-pragg

[@bhadrinathnarayanan534]

Vishwanathan anand not only indian goat,he is one of the all time chess goat. He deserves a Bharath Ratna

[@indianfan1029]

All the respect for Anand Sir. But his unceremonious defeats to Carlsen in both their world championship matches take away that feather in his cap. Cant consider him among the Goat. He was the champion between Kasparov and Carlsen.

[@indianfan1029]

Like in tennis, there was the Sampras era, and then the Federer era. In between, people like Kaelnikov, Hewitt, Roddick and Moya became number one. But not among the GOAT.

[@RolandCebedo]

A great fight

[@PredragCrnkovic]

Sagar was thirsty all the time since he are 3 spicy street pizzas in Toronto.

[@dertypderhalt]

Why couldnt he take the pawn on f4 and then take the knight on g5 at 13:34 ?

[@mruday20]

Then he can take your queen with his rook on g5😶

[@mruday20]

Actually F4 is great move but in that situation he can't win a match so he makes draw .

[@anugrahkm7255]

what are they writing down?

[@mohammednausheed4989]

The move just being played

[@anugrahkm7255]

@@mohammednausheed4989 wouldnt that waste time?

[@Corteum]

the recipe to success

[@BagaangSapih]

Crown prince of what? You have a lot of rice to eat yet before you ever have a glance of that throne😂😂😂

[@utuanimation]

I watching only pragg video😊😊😊

[@nccamsc]

Who crowned them?

[@GauravSharmaABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR]

Me

[@kuldeeppathak9790]

India 🇮🇳

[@comedefleurieu315]

bad set up and realisation form the fide orga, the arbitrer hides the video everytime he comes...

[@us7783]

Kon jeeta

[@dranees2914]

Draw

[@tadejpogacar5637]

Firouzja looks like zayn malik

[@lokeshparihar7672]

I could have won this game against Firouzja.

[@catcat2u]

good game

[@tejassansare4194]

Why is magnus not in tournament?

[@Corteum]

because he's on holidays lol

[@morganzaki]

I've always wondered, why are handshakes before a chess game so weak and quick?

[@e4jasperi]

Too much prep to remember. Gotta start quickly so it doesn’t fizz out 😂

[@kennethwoods6525]

It's like when your parents sometimes make you hug your weird relative because it's tradition.

[@conjured_up_skeletons6178]

They should abolish that. After handshake I secretly go sanitize

[@PredragCrnkovic]

It's worse when your opponent crash your hand. I am thinking of taking lessobs in krav maga so as to fight hand-crackers.

[@mister_meatloaf]

Guess who won! Vidit Gujrathi.

[@KABANI-vj2zb]

Interesting

[@UpasyaChetia]

No one likes me🥺

[@Proton_69]

Then like yourself. Nobody cares about anyone. Build stronger yourself. Take your life in your hand

[@oo7posam581]

True we hate you😊

[@heheboi569]

seeking validation like this won't make anyone like you more whereas working on yourself would

[@Corteum]

why stupid comments

[@shancg1]

somehow escaped

[@KaranEhsaas]

Gajab

[@amirpakdin7563]

Firouzja is from iran, not france

[@redwithblackstripes]

Then why doesn't he have Iranian flag then?

[@amirpakdin7563]

@@redwithblackstripes unfortunately because of some political problems he went to france from iran

[@bodhisattva6308]

@@amirpakdin7563that’s why commentary mentioned he is playing under French flag.

[@comedefleurieu315]

much younger... at least

[@gravelroadsindia]

princes?

[@Corteum]

frogs into princes by richard bandler

[@rizwaanali4321]

sagar sir do vidits matchs analysis to with samay that video is gonna blow up every one who wants this video like my comment so that sagar sir will see it

[@pusarak405]

what d heck with all d writing. its distructing d plyrs.

[@dollishillwork]

Definitely they are the future of chess these two. Maybe one of them will even win this edition.

[@Shreybaba]

Firauja just looks like krsna😂😂😂

[@dameshaiumdor6286]

❤

[@whoisbhauji]

Draws with black. A couple of wins with white🎉🎉

[@conjured_up_skeletons6178]

Playing with flags on the table is silly. I don’t care what nation you’re from I’m just here to trounce you in chess

[@ayushpatil4396]

Princess 😂

[@blender_wiki]

Crown prince? One is. Cheater how he can be a crown prince? And stop use reference to monarchy in 2024 is embarrassing and ignorant. 👎👎👎👎👎

[@ashutosh_8709]

Sir thoda jaldi daal do videos Mai subah se hi intjaar m hu

[@charliegarcia6677]

Yo so is Ali getting a freebie win still ?

[@Corteum]

who gave him one before?

[@ericj1664]

245 viewer😂

[@rekhachothe8064]

First viewer

[@jalalxxx-px9gx]

Alireza ❤👏👏👏

[@htser3397]

Good game