Youngest 2800 EVER - He Beat Magnus Carlsen!

[@babyyoda69420]

now everyone in the comments looks crazy

[@lumpofclay9505]

You can do it bro 💪🏼 Believe in yourself

[@ENoob]

Not if I get there after you!

[@Ramin2340]

@@ENoob Not if I get there after you!

[@sjjvnssa3692]

@@Ramin2340 Not if I get there after you!

[@rickrick5041]

Not if I cheat

[@NecDraws]

"maybe bring a third rook"

[@CPN_Shiro]

Oh I know you well em your verified so enjoy the likes

[@loldirt2893]

Wow

[@idkk3311]

10:14

[@druvisjansons1831]

Now I know why Levy isn't a Gm yet. He just has to buy a third rook for only 9.99 a month.

[@Trikedin]

Queen=rook

[@benjaminbjerkemd7426]

"Queen gives the King a kiss" ... that's adorable, Levy

[@mugiwara-no-luffy]

@Default Bot 8man

[@AnonymousPerson-bp9tr]

Timestamp?

[@ChaoticRain1]

how do you come up with this stuff!

[@fiorane]

You’re adorable, Benjamin.

[@benjaminbjerkemd7426]

@@AnonymousPerson-bp9tr 4:15

[@tiagobarbosa509]

So weird to think that when Magnus broke the 2800 record Alireza didn't even play chess LOL Alireza started playing in 2012 so definitely a genius of his generation.

[@cosisthebest]

Insane

[@bobing1752]

Something unbelievable you didn't mention: his performance in this tournament was over 3000. This guy is just Stockfish

[@Gleepglurp]

I think it was actually over 9000

[@noopSiesNife]

Yeah, I believe the very first game of the tournament, he played around 3600

[@zackdesilva4730]

3015 bruh wtf

[@AmbitiousAkbar]

where can you find this?

[@sportsjefe]

@@AmbitiousAkbar chess-results, it's in there

[@richgigachad9056]

As my uncle said: "age is just a number" He is now in prison for some reason but I will never forget his wise words

[@happylad7549]

🤔

[@yusufsahinyzs]

🤔

[@VegetaPixel]

🤔

[@bubbley1234]

🤔

[@vercot7000]

sus

[@Aleron688]

He went 8/9 in this tournament. What a monster. His TPR over this tournament was 3023.

[@agentdiablo7178]

Strange they didn't look in his waterbottle for an engine

[@agentdiablo7178]

I meant that as a joke don't come for me, rooting for alireza to push for #1, carlsen overtook anand before challenging him for the wch

[@mamudi91]

What is tpr?

[@linusyootasteisking]

@@mamudi91 just guessing, maybe tournament player rating?

[@diegoscb]

@@linusyootasteisking i think its tournament performance rating, but im not sure either

[@tonito5588]

If Alireza is even just able to replicate Magnus' achievements, it would be already be more impressive just because Magnus never had to face Carlsen when accomplishing them.

[@bubbley1234]

very true mr sayotonito

[@quincybowers5338]

I didn’t even think about that, but you’re so right lol. Plus with computers these days everybody at that level has absolutely insane prep. You have to do this while walking through a minefield of never before played moves that the computer thinks is probably winning lol

[@F0ulTarnished]

Will pull eula this time

[@MuhammadKharismawan]

@@F0ulTarnished lol same

[@nextgenfootball69420]

Even worse, he'd have to face alireza himself

[@adfil8818]

the first game was insane - one guy walked his king to b8 and started an attack on the queenside because why not, and his opponent got scared so his king ran away to f1

[@ezrahadwi135]

Absolute insanity, I mean Mikhail Tal would laugh

[@wolfgangwiesinger9502]

yes fun as hell

[@apk8340]

That was one of the most ballsy games i have ever seen. I thought he would get destroyed but he surprized me once more.

[@jorgeeduardodussanvillanue46]

Alireza: Thrusts a pawn in front of his castled king forward. GMs: "Ah shit. Here we go again"

[@Alan-cm7ye]

Magnus: all you had to do is destroy that pawn, CJ!

[@rdspam]

13 wins and 1 loss in 20 GM games at Grand Swiss and Euro Team. He’s on a March to Magnus.

[@jimmybeans5879]

@@RunEnabled lol he is going to become much better than magnus before long

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@jimmybeans5879 Which means he can break the 2900 Barrier?

[@adifferentusername999]

@@RunEnabled damn u calling mamedyarov "not good"?

[@jannieseth]

@@jimmybeans5879 yeahhhh, magnus gonna be *more* better than anyone again

[@aungbour5641]

@@RunEnabled If 2600s, Grischuk, and Shakh aren’t good then you are absolute shit

[@tetsi0815]

A really nice service in those recaps would be, if you included the clock. I'd personally really be interested how long the players spend on each even if you skip over them as I have basically no idea how the pacing of those top level players looks like.

[@philippetarnier9026]

In the Last game Firou was down to 1 second, he lived on the 30 s increment

[@refl3ktor]

@@philippetarnier9026 that makes even more impressive

[@JulienRoigHerr]

agreed

[@KKmaddafakka]

I don't think the clock is recorded in the databases. Only the moves. He could ofc include it but would take more work

[@carrotcat2729]

Levy: "look how stupid knights are, they need three moves to go up a square". Bishops: wait, you guys can go up a square?

[@shulamitlahovitsky6777]

Soo good😂

[@u.v.s.5583]

Bishop, seeing Nepo playing him: I have a bad feeling about this.

[@alikarooni9713]

🤣🤣🤣

[@icarusflying1814]

Alireza is too far back, he’ll never catch Carlsen Alireza: “hold my un croissant”

[@SlightSmile]

holy shit nice profile pic!

[@Warcheiftan]

par les vous

[@nmztr]

Hold my en pessant

[@thenormalyears]

hes iranian

[@deejaydaniel4154]

im pretty sure its “en croissant”

[@petrie911]

Alireza in game 1: "If the king does not lead, how can he expect his subordinates to follow?"

[@dhruvsadhu7405]

The depiction of chess in that show kind of hurts tho

[@qcnj9043]

Was also thinking the same. Dude just came to the match after watching CG

[@violetstarsign]

Alireza out here literally castling long, by hand, instead of moving his queen.

[@A1ir3za]

FIROUZJA proved himself being the BEAST in all time controls: -CLASSICAL (2800+) -RAPID (2019 World Rapid Championship Runner up after Magnus) -BLITZ (2800+) -BULLET (2021 Bullet Chess Champion) Just wait for him to show his monsterous performance in FIDE World Rapid & Blitz Championship (Dec 2021)

[@SurfinScientist]

Looking forward to it. And I also look forward to see him playing in the candidates tournament.

[@sportsjefe]

He might not go. He is locked in on classical right now, he bowed out of the speed chess championship and he's in the candidates.

[@A1ir3za]

@@sportsjefe he told that he wont play classical for some time (because there isn't any for him) but he said he will still play rapid and blitz tournaments. He quit SCC because he was focused on this torney.

[@Animathsytb]

Clicked faster than Alireza finding a mate in one.

[@LagerLager05]

I think that is impossible

[@blockblack]

Mate in 10

[@highasheaven9239]

Funny thing is he probably never finds mate in one since he is at the highest level

[@familyfriendlyneighborhood83]

Oh yeah well i clicked faster than botez blundering her queen

[@tesone6783]

@@familyfriendlyneighborhood83 that is incredibly fast

[@ravikiran1997]

Alireza really silenced the trolls who said he is "farming" 2600 players to increase his rating.

[@milankotevski1663]

Those were mostly 1200s in the chat, and social media anyway. They wouldn't recognize talent if it hit them in the head.

[@marcuspoosz2190]

he needs to show manners aswell, something he usually never does.

[@Temperans]

@@marcuspoosz2190 why show manner when he can just "Show the moves!". *insert captain falcon pose*

[@vidhanp482]

@@marcuspoosz2190 what is the use of manners when u can win, especially in a solo sport. Fischer was well known for his arrogance and yet he was well respected.

[@AKhan0372]

@Guillaume Huet Gaining rating points to 280-0 by playing 2600+ players is a lot harder as you gain a little but risk a lot by losing points even when you draw or worse if you lose. A lot of 2700s keep their rating by playing each other and drawing. Lets not forget 2600 are insanely strong players and can bring down rating of all these 2750 players in a long match even if they lose the match

[@clivetaylor27]

Levy, commensurate with Alireza's momentous achievement is your expounding of his style. I really appreciated his side transitions, double piece trapping and pawn nurturing. Excellence exposing excellence.

[@alexanderehrentraut4493]

Levy: "Look how stupid the knight is. It needs 3 moves to move up one square!" Meanwhile the bishop: **cries in diagonal**

[@atabaksadeghi5404]

Yestersay i asked levy about firouzja and he said: "he is human" but this recap showed he is anything but human!

[@djalals.moharrer5510]

😂😂😂

[@Justaplebxd1998]

game 1 alireza king is drunk just wandring around the board

[@Skelloter]

I was just looking at Firouzja's rating the other day and learnt he was expected to cross 2800 next month but Alireza continues to impress. I seriously hope he becomes champ

[@damookster5919]

Ever since I started playing chess he’s been my favorite chess player… watched him accelerate from barely in the top 50 to becoming a top GM as a teenager… can’t wait to see what this guy does and if anyone from his generation will be able to come even close to touching him.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

In 1989 at the age of 14, Sofia Polgar stunned the chess world by her performance in a tournament in Rome, which became known as the "Sack of Rome". She won the tournament, which included several strong grandmasters, with a score of 8½ out of 9. Her performance rating was 2879, one of the strongest performances in history.

[@artoocase]

Sofia also achieved the GM norms upwards of 10 times before Hungary finally gave her the GM title. And now her little sister Judit coaches Alireza!

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@artoocase Sofia's father said she was the most talented of the three but her main interest was Art so she never devoted herself to Chess like Judit did.

[@IMChessMD]

Wth does that have to do with this video?

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@IMChessMD Nothing but who cares

[@IMChessMD]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 fair enough

[@boidontget6768]

Everytime I watch one of these I wish I kept on playing chess back in grade 4

[@manawearblack]

And I wish I didn't start playing 9 months ago at 25 Sadge

[@PhilL30tard0]

I feel you im not saying i would be 2800 or even a 2500GM but i think i could have been at least an IM

[@rickrick5041]

I played chess in grade 4 for 3 years and was better then

[@ElijahStormblessed]

It's never too late to pick it back up!

[@evanmuir6586]

@@PhilL30tard0 You probably couldn’t have

[@namne11]

Alireza is gonna push Magnus like he's never been pushed. And because of that, I think one of them is going to become the first to cross 2900.

[@wicked2230]

The way you narrate the games is so, incredibly compelling! you kept me watching the whole thing even though I don't really know that much about chess. Great content, thank you!

[@xDMrGarrison]

Alireza pushing his kingside pawns against Mustafa was insane.

[@vsyovklyucheno]

Now guessing Firousja's ELO will be easier

[@slink66]

Best comment

[@TheChessGiant]

Shots fired.

[@aesaphyr]

(I'm sure you already know but this is for the viewers who don't) Alireza usually plays Karo Cann or Najdorf when he plays black. It's only recently that he's started playing e5 in response to 1. e4. But he doesn't play it often. So yes, it is actually fairly easy to prepare against Alireza's openings because he sticks to the same ones. In white he usually plays Italian or Ruy Lopez so again he doesn't spring surprise openings. But it speaks for the depth of his knowledge and understanding of his chosen openings that he still plays the same ones and creates variations within them and takes his opponents out of their prep against him. The first game you picked is a perfect example of this - he started with his usual opening, then reacted to what his opponent was doing and it became wild from there. When I teach family members or friends openings, I like to follow up with a game or two from GMs who used this opening to great effect (to inspire my loved ones to learn the goddamn opening and not give up), and Alireza is my fave to pick for Karo Cann and Ruy Lopez. I think he's a perfect example of how you can still play the same opening and be creative with it.

[@devanarayanababu1996]

oh nice. just fyi, hanging pawns made a video on firoujza and his caro kann games

[@marcozema9986]

Just After watching this video i was playing a game and i was so inspired that i saw an Amazing mate in 6 moves. So my opponent took the opportunity and did It to me

[@james64ibm]

There's still a tough road ahead. Alireza has yet to win against Ding, Fabiano or Magnus in a classical game, which is a major roadblock that he has yet to clear. Guys like Nakamura also had a 2819 rating at one point, but he only ever beat Magnus once while losing 14 times, and that will eventually kill all of your momentum and confidence. We'll see whether Alireza is the chosen one soon enough.

[@davidcalipetre478]

Mr Gothamchess, I do not have the proper words to explain how much i enjoy watching you, the learning possibilities are everywhere in any video, and the humour is exactly my style and makes your content extremely entertaining and easy to watch. I am a teenager, bridge champion who recently got into chess and you are part of the reason that i became almost obsessed. Thank you for your work, Levy. And of course, congrats Alireza, looking up to him

[@albalbaloo]

Try Jozarov chess channel too

[@veni1]

bro i bet magnus is like not scared at all of neppo but already pissing his pants for next wolrd championship against alireza just unbelieveabe the way ali is playing

[@leventelevai3523]

Maaan I was surprised you've pronounced the name of Erdős Viktor correctly! But in Hungary Viktor is the surename and Erdős is the family name so he uses Viktor 😂❤ Love your videos huge love from Hungary

[@Axiomatic75]

It's a beautiful language, love the sound of it. Looked into it a bit but it seems incredibly hard to learn.

[@kessler2797]

@@Axiomatic75 Just takes time and discipline, not unlike chess. A beautiful and language and culture, why not study it?

[@Axiomatic75]

@@kessler2797 It's certainly a culture and language worth studying but as I've been living in Asia for over a decade now I'd rather focus on the regional cultures around me.

[@sithlordbinks]

​@@Axiomatic75 Not that bad but harder than Spanish, if you're coming from english. Source: am hungarian :)

[@knalleballkalle8365]

"It's like a crazy person trying to bang the window of your car" dude I just spit out coffee on my laptop

[@iamalittleboat]

He's under so much pressure and somehow just keeps winning.

[@jakubhalbe4935]

@John Napier dude what naah hell nah

[@Einstein-wasnt-all-that-smart]

10:14 Levy: Maybe bring a third rook While there are only two rooks

[@ah_effe]

I'm just a very casual viewer, but somehow Firouzja always produce very entertaining games to me!

[@TheChessGiant]

Couldn't agree more brotha!

[@JackFrrozt]

I noticed how close he was getting to this record about two or three weeks ago. I am glad it actually happened. Alireza 100% deserves this. He has worked for it and he is such a unique and interesting player

[@TheChessGiant]

No doubt about it Jack!

[@radowane101]

Sacc a rook like no problem ! Not afraid at all !!! Thats a great GM right there

[@areedkhalid6549]

Takes a pawn like no problem!

[@smarannayak7357]

Levy is the sort of commentator that the general public needs to be interested in chess games.

[@Kubooxooki]

You said it: it's an amazing era to be a chess fan 👌

[@TheChessGiant]

100%

[@CCmccomb92]

Youve showcased a few of Alireza's games over the past year or so, I'm a new chess fan, and he quickly became one of my favourite players. Very refreshing and exciting to watch! Would love to see him in the World Championship soon.

[@ShayanFiroozi1]

Persians proud of you Alireza Firouzja 💯💯✔

[@hoomanov]

Iranians*

[@TheChessGiant]

100%!

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

Firouzja representing the Safavids and Mustafa Yilmaz representing the Ottomans. Wait, wrong century!

[@Ludvikjahn82]

I can't wait to see Alireza playing against Magnus for the title. There would be no compromise, I guess.

[@jayho7058]

I remember alireza just being that one guy that hikaru plays on stream in fast time formats. All of a sudden he gets invited to these top gm tournaments irl and now he’s here. Amazing journey and by the looks of it only the beginning👀

[@TheChessGiant]

Ya he has a VERY bright future ahead of him

[@iakovzhitomirskiy1569]

Ali is short for Alpha and reza is a misspelled anagram of Zero

[@whichguy2945]

22:09 Jobava is playing chess over here, but firouzja, he's out here playing checkers against you

[@ElijahStormblessed]

That first game feels like a Guess the ELO episode 😂

[@TheChessGiant]

Haha I second this!

[@danielfarcas751]

I would love to see a comparison video of Alireza’s style maybe 2 or 3 years ago vs now to see the difference in his play and how he’s evolved to be a top 3 player

[@Grandcapi]

Years ago Karpov, playing the Caro, played Ke7 and by that time it was astounding. Maybe Alireza was inspired by this King move.

[@TheChessGiant]

Totally! Always fun connecting chess with it's rich history

[@elvinyeo7230]

Alireza was doing a Speedrun to elo 2800 series with Grandmasters.

[@duskgleam4634]

ive seen all these games already but you're just so entertaining

[@TheChessGiant]

100%%

[@malcolmwalterang3315]

3:24 Best. Analogy. Ever.

[@haleysettembre]

80th day of translating Levy's titles into Neapolitan: "O 2800 elo chiù giovn e semp - storij!"

[@andreasini5614]

AHAHAHAAHHAHAAH

[@lonniebest4697]

Your commentary is accessible to a wider range of viewers than most chess commentators. Your enthusiasm and sense of humor are a big reason for this, while you're also very resourceful and seem to prepare well for your videos. Not getting too far off the game's line also contributes. Commentators who cover too many lines, that didn't actually happen, wear me out. You keep a nice balance. Thanks.

[@sanin8621]

That's impressive! such young players being so good. -me, a 600

[@TheChessGiant]

Bess comment.

[@lw9760]

Day 143 of translating Levy’s titles into Italian: “Il più giovane 2800 di sempre - ha battuto Magnus Carlsen”

[@AlyneMedium]

France 🇫🇷❤️❤️❤️ Félicitations à lui ! So proud! ❤️

[@veni1]

his genes are from iran so dont be so proud

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

@@veni1 No his genes are from the bottom of an ocean

[@veni1]

@@ASLUHLUHC3 i was just making the point that even after he switched federation its not like france created this talent, it came from iran and france did nothing for it so i dont get why french people would be proud

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

@@veni1 Before you only mentioned 'his genes'

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

@@veni1 They could still feel proud since he chose to become a Frence citizen

[@Siacourage]

This queen gives the king a kiss and then proceeds to watch the F pawn over here while also escorting the pawn to b4. Your commentary always makes me chuckle.

[@reecehatfield5568]

I'm convinced Alireza will be the guy to dethrone Carlsen

[@alecedman1702]

Its him nepo or abhimanyu

[@adrian16281]

@@alecedman1702 why abhimanyu? He hasn't proven himself on the big stage, contrary to the likes of Alireza and Nepo

[@bobing1752]

@@alecedman1702 Abhimanyu is very very far from being there. Karjakin for example (youngest ever GM until Abhimanyu) didn't dethrone Magnus. Wei Yi (youngest ever 2700, even younger than Alireza) hasn't become a top 10 player yet. So calling a 2500 GM a future World Champion contender is very dubious. Also, you shouldn't throw away current top player who can still make progress. I can think about Ding Liren who hasn't played a lot since the pandemic hit but has been continuously improving throughout his life, or Richard Rapport, Duda, Anish, Wesley... All these guys could some day become super strong

[@alecedman1702]

@@bobing1752 i dont know about rapport and giri but duda i believe will be a tough challenge for magnus

[@artoocase]

I think Caruana still has a shot. Alireza will be world champion, but I’m not sure if Magnus is the guy he’ll dethrone.

[@martinpaddle]

Daniel King pointed out that the exact same endgame position, where Rf3 would have drawn, was on the board in a game in 1908 between Teichmann and Alapin. In that game, Rf3 was found, White didn't take, and the game ended in a draw. Daniel gives an excellent analysis on his channel (PowerPlayChess).

[@aest882]

BTW: its still not "offical" because the actual ratings dont update til end of month but still 2800 so good job

[@tetamukadez5646]

But gaining 34 points in one month as a 2770 is just crazy.I don't expect Firouzja to be playing again this month

[@unofficialnotmember8253]

Who cares

[@rickrick5041]

So he could lose and won’t get the dose rating

[@xs10z]

@@rickrick5041 If you look at the FIDE ratings cards for the various players on their website, you'll see they calculate the player's rating after every game, and show their rating after every game. So he's guaranteed to show over 2800 on his official ratings card for at least one game, even if he goes on a massive losing streak.

[@rockinblues7491]

22:09 Gotham: Look at this, every single important piece is on a dark square. LS Bishop: (Sigh)

[@A1ir3za]

After all the hype that Queen's Gambit brought to chess community, everyone was like "OK that's some TV Series and there's Magnus who beats everyone for 10 years. He's gonna play with Nepo who has nothing special about him. Such a boring underdog to root for him to even become a WCC. All the other stuff like Kasparov, Fischer, Tal & bla bla bla are just history." Then there's a new boy who is young and he was around for a while improving slowly but surely. There's some clips of him talking to arbiters and cameramen. Some flag changing news going around. but suddenly he rises from the ashes, breaks some records, becomes no2 and wins a torney, qualifies for candidates and now everyone is rooting for him, talking about how is gonna be the future world champion. It looks even more exciting than the netflix series. Kind of a real-time history and stuff. That's exactly the type of hype chess community needed for a long time. And now we are here!

[@slink66]

✨🌺✨ Nice comment.

[@clementhoussais7480]

As a Frenchman, Blue hoodie was the right color, our jerseys are in blue in international competitions

[@sohrob1]

28….2800? What the hell? We’re the same age and this man is already a certified legend

[@SpeedyNeo]

He sacked the queen THREE times in the last couple of months in INTERNATIONAL tournaments. Unbelievable!

[@TheChessGiant]

Absolutely insane to do this in today's world of chess

[@treehugger3615]

Man this guy has his life figured out at 18 without having gone to college. Living in France, becoming one of the best Chess players, getting extra cash from Twitch and other streams... He's living the dream! And well deserved.

[@rianstanford7286]

“…and that’s how you know you’ve transcended chess.” 😂😂😂 well put

[@TheChessGiant]

Hahaha couldn't state that better

[@crbrearley]

I'm still a very, very mild skeptic but getting to 2800 at such a young age is a real accomplishment. We have seen some pretty outrageous 2800 levels before, though; you have to be able to hold it over time. Still, I would no longer bet against him. He's got youth, talent, motivation and hasn't been world champion for twelve years (assuming Carlsen wins). We'll know even more if he keeps climbing since both Gary and Magnus were top player in the world before they were WC. Can't help remembering that Caruana moment, though, when he seemed unbeatable and won everything--and now he's just, well, dumbly good but not Magnus.

[@atakanselte1956]

@7:18 Levy being able to pronounce the Turkish ‘i’ made my day

[@unofficialnotmember8253]

Alireza's next record breaking is the youngest WC.

[@artoocase]

I full on forgot the phrase “world champion” and was sitting here wondering what kind of water closet record he’d be breaking

[@existenceghost9701]

Its almost like this kid knows Magnus is a human computer so he's rewriting the computer honestly its beyond genius. He's quite literally rewriting everything. So cool to watch. Intuitive, creative, and I believe may have found the only way to overtake Magnus, not saying its gonna happen but this type of play is what it will take.

[@halfaheartbongobongo]

Crazy thinking that Alireza has only been playing Chess for 9 years. That's an average of more than 200 rating points per year lmao.

[@Steve-xo4nb]

This is why I love the caro kann vs 1.e4. Straight forward opening and middle game. As long as you don't blunder a piece, you're typically just gonna bring the game to an endgame and win it out that way. If your opponent tries anything fancy, you can usually shut it down pretty easily. Now I just need people to stop playing 1.d4 against me cause you should probably know 3 different defenses vs 1.d4. When there's 7 variations of each open... That's a lot of learning I don't want to learn! Took 2 years just to learn 4 different lines of Caro-Kann and 4 different lines of the London system...

[@thePot_]

Imagine Levi is 82 years old and FIDE decides to give him GM title. "For good job and joy he brought to the chess world"

[@rickrick5041]

Then he’ll work towards being a super grandmaster

[@rachidvanheyningen]

3:23 is why we watch and love Levy xD 🤣

[@shahintorkamani6614]

Seeing stuff like this makes me proud and sad about being Iranian

[@philippetarnier9026]

You can be so very proud !

[@TheChessGiant]

100%!

[@miksceihners50]

15:27 "Preparation starts to begin." Nice

[@iqm4574]

BS everybody knows that young elo is the youngest to get 2800 and pass it to 161660.

[@laughaway7955]

Thats true, he just doesnt like to talk about it.

[@mohammedmansoor4347]

Alireza dominated everybody in the European team champions and become a 2800+ rated monster.

[@user-du7jy8kr3p]

This made me so happy! He is my favourite chess player, maybe cuz we share the same birthdate lol ;)

[@TheChessGiant]

Oh shoot! Ya he is super fun to watch

[@balbinat]

1:33 Your “Erdős”- pronunciation is spot on! 👏🏻

[@afraid2letgo]

Day 240 of translating Levy's titles to Russian: "САМЫЙ МОЛОДОЙ ШАХМАТИСТ С РЕЙТИНГОМ 2800 - ЭТО ИСТОРИЯ!"

[@yets0]

Quite early this time

[@uni0]

русские вперёд, хули

[@dr10304]

KZbin translates in to the youngest chess player with rating 2800 is a story

[@maedhros9285]

You have to edit the comment, Levy changed the title.

[@lelouchvibritannia1919]

day 140 of replying to _ruf [Roughly_]

[@mehdimehdikhani5899]

After his loss to Magnus in R6 of Norway Chess, he finished that tournament with 4 wins in a row. If you count the last 4 games of NC then 11 games in Grand Swiss and now 9 games of European Ch, his score is +17-1=6 and and he has gained 50 rating points which is insane for a +2700 player.

[@Verlisify]

"If you didn't see it because I'm in another tab. Thats fine" Actually I'm editing videos, but close enough

[@loldirt2893]

For you’re dead Pokémon channel?

[@luisrsoto-lopez3014]

I’ve been consistently watching high level games on your channel for a couple of months now and had never seen something quite like that first game. Fascinating how he used his King!! Great content as always Gotham 😃

[@DataBasedTrader]

I'm on a chess chat and the guys reffer to alireza as "lil moustache boy" so unrespectful yet so funny

[@ikkyu15]

Jobava is just happy that you didn't ironic him.

[@libberator5891]

Day 1 of translating Levy's titles to English: -"YOUNGEST 2800 ELO EVER - HISTORY!"- Update: Youngest 2800 EVER - He Beat Magnus Carlsen!

[@algs5483]

When you minority attack where your king is at, you are invincible.

[@TheChessGiant]

100%

[@gor818]

Magnus said over a year ago, this is your future world champion.

[@rambo2667]

Potential

[@psychohist]

@@rambo2667 Alireza is doing the right things, though - for example, working on the formerly miserable quality of his end game play.

[@Panjax]

After that first game, and his changing of country. Firouzja should 1000% be nicknamed 'The Wandering King'

[@askill8695]

Very likely he is going to surpass magnus' achievements

[@marcuspoosz2190]

doubt it.

[@ujaashroychowdhuryroychowd2998]

"Look how stupid knights are they take three moves to move a square up." Bishops: