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      Home  >  Daily News • Major Tournaments  >  Carlsen – Nakamura in Corus

      Carlsen – Nakamura in Corus

      Corus, Hikaru Nakamura, Holland, Magnus Carlsen, Wijk aan Zee


      Nakamura and Carlsen at Corus 2010
      This is their third meeting in two months

      Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura will meet for the third time in three months. After playing the BNbank blitz and the London Chess Classic, the two young stars will face each other at Corus 2010.

      In the last rating period, that included their direct matches, Carlsen and Nakamura had different rating direction. The Norwegian prodigy is currently top of the world rankings with 2810, a 9 points increase from the previous list. Nakamura is with 2708 at position 28 with 7 points decrease.

      However, looking at the Live rating list, Nakamura shows over 19 points increase and is showing a top notch form at the World Team Championship, leading USA towards the victory.

      Before Corus 2010

      On November 28th, Nakamura defeated the reigning blitz champion Magnus Carlsen on his home turf in the promotional BNbank blitz event. Despite a good start from Magnus in the final match, one blunder turned around the second game. That gave Nakamura the psychological advantage and he closed the match in a convincing matter.

      In their game in London Chess Classic Magnus Carlsen won the opening duel, but Nakamura played solid moves in the middlegame. The game converged to a draw and the players left the battle for the 2010 Corus editon.

      Live games commentary

      The Corus Chess 2010 will have live games commentary on Chessdom.com all day long. Very soon we will announce the team, which will include minimum 4 Grandmasters among other commentators. The games of Carlsen and Nakamura will receive detailed coverage. Stay tuned for updates on the Corus 2010 general page.

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        January 12, 2010 at 4:41 pm

        Magnus will win Corus by 2 points. He’ll break 2850 in 2010 and 2900 in 2011.

      2. Bobby Fiske Reply
        January 12, 2010 at 6:33 pm

        Will Nakamura play the last 9th round in WTC (Turkey) tomorrow Wednesday, before going to Corus which starts Saturday 16th?

        (Heavy schedule!)

      3. Anonymous Reply
        January 13, 2010 at 12:26 am

        I root for anyone who is not an openings robot.
        Go Nakamura!!

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