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      Home  >  General News • Major Tournaments  >  The superstars leaving Khanty Mansiysk

      The superstars leaving Khanty Mansiysk

      Khanty-Mansiysk, World Cup


      Morozevich, Ivanchuk and Rajabov leaving Khanty Mansiysk
      Report provided by the official website: http://cup2009.fide.com/players.php

      The result of the classical games of the Round 2 is as follows: there are 16 clear participants of the 1/8 finals of the Cup. Three super Grandmasters are out from the further fight. They lost in the first games of the Round 2 and could not balance in the second day. The Russian Alexander Morozevich lost to Czech Viktor Laznichka 2-0. The Ukrainian Vasily Ivanchuk could not cope with the young So Wesley of the Philippines. Teimur Rajabov lost to the experienced Russian Konstantin Sakaev.

      Only the fivefold Russian Champion Peter Svidler managed to balance the situation by winning Tomy Nyback, they will meet in the tie breaks. The same goes for the last year finalist Alexey Shirov, he will also play additional games. He could not make it easy and lost to the Ukrainian Sergey Fedorchuk in the second game. We should also mention the resolute victory in both games of the following pairs: Shakhriyak Mamedyarov over Vadim Milov of ISR, Chinese Wang Yue over the Russian Boris Savchenko, Dmitry Jakovenko over Indian Chanda Sandipan.

      On Thursday there will be 16 tie breaks. So far the participants of the Cup did not express their disapproval of the tie break format. They consider it fairer; sudden death could only theoretically decide the fate of a match.

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      2 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        November 26, 2009 at 5:47 am

        Svidler should send Tomi “Takeback” Nyback home.

      2. Lionel Davis Reply
        November 27, 2009 at 3:32 pm

        Susan they “mixin me up” r the russians losin or quittin chess? i know i dont know much about this game but has chess gone WILD!!! Susan i just saw the latest chess live magazine, r the Russians doin a STAMPEDE!!! I like the Native Americans i dont see them playing chess in the U.S. either, maybe i should go onto icc as CRAZYHORSE!!! HAHA. and do a Korchnoi! hehe.

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