Come Back Kasparov
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Re: Come Back Kasparov
Getting a sponsor for an Anand-Kasparov match should not be that difficult,I bet sponsors would jump at it.As to whether Kasparov should qualify or jump straight to the Championship is another matter but Kaspy has enough pull to achieve this.
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Re: Come Back Kasparov
Schlechter-Lasker was 10 games.S.Taylor wrote:Kasparov didn't seem to be so highly motivated any more. Humans are humans. They can go almost from one extreme to another, depending on how they feel (or are motivated). Kasparov is not an exception to this.Sean Evans wrote:Kasparov has been in retirement for sometime and might have lost his edge. He lost his WC to Kramnik and Anand beat Kramik, so there is no need for a Kasparov comeback.FWCC wrote:It's time for Kasparov to return to professional chess.It would be nice to see a match between Kasparov and Anand as Anand is much stronger than he was in 1995.Kasparov should come back to liven things up a bit as Anand's win over Kramnik seemed,shall I say not so exciting.The chess world needs another Kasparov injection,so I say COME BACK KASPAROV!
FWCC
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4993
Anand probably has a low endurance level (seems he is more the "genius" type). He just has enough patience to cover his genius, but maybe not enough to keep up a fight). He admitted in the link posted above, in this thread, that he was very very exhuasted. It was known from years ago, that he was greatest in speed chess, and in tournament he is also probably stronger. He may have been lucky that this match was only a 12 game one. The shortest ever in a world championship.
So, perhaps Kasparov could possibly win.
Miguel