When a 3 Year Old Prodigy Faced a World Champion

What happens when a 3 year old plays a world champ, find out in this action packed chess match between Anatoly Karpov and Misha Osipov

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[sierraj]

Other countries: in a few years with more training, you’ll be the best.
In Russia: He’s ready.

[lodaleleelelel]

He had 3 years to prepare
No excuses💀

[RudranshKamath]

I'm not shocked of misha losing to Karpov but I'm shocked that misha learnt chess at only 3 years old

[choleraphd]

Russian chess games be like:
Step 1: Learn the basics of chess
Step 2: Defeat God

[JuxChi]

For misha, this was the most sweetest moment in his life.

For Karpov, it was just Tuesday

[kitenlovar]

i notice that chess players stare at other chess players, probably trying to read them, but they never smile while doing so, but i love how karpov just smiles while staring. kid is adorable. and i love how karpov didn't go easy on him. i mean i don't see why he would considering he is a world champion but i was very glad they both gave it their all.

[BRDMANN]

If a child between the ages of 1-6 ever challenges me to a game of chess i am running

[limner]

I love how the expert didn’t really react to the breakdown, giving him breathing space but then treating him like a good competitor. The kid (with other comfort fortifying) was able to pick up what the expert was putting down, and was holding himself proudly by his ending walk.

[RobVespa]

Amazing... and it warms the heart to see a renown expert show kindness to a younger player.

[Anonimowany]

99, 999% of 3 year olds dont even remember what they did/ said 3 seconds ago, yet alone actually reading/planing/ visualizing/ doing tactics in chess lol...

[sierraj]

Bro is so young, he still cries when upset 😭 😂

[RasheedKhan-hexx]

As a parent I can tell you a persons character and personality are clearly visible when they are very young. They can be forced to change by conditioning and by life experience and indeed most of us are. Misha's character was to not accept a draw but to play on. And Karpov did something very few adults do, he treated Misha with respect as a person and yet kindness as a, child. Misha crying in the end was just emotional release as the adrenaline was coming down after the game.

[qpsychopomp]

Classical is the most underrated youtuber, really hope he blows up!

[gonzoshots]

thank you for showing more of this. karpov genuinely seemed so impressed with the kid, even if he was giving him a bit of a hard time during their match.

[User]

I couldn't even talk at 3 years old💀💀

[comannder_x]

„Kid learns how to walk„
Host: Bring in Usain Bolt!

[kaelarmand]

“Why do I hear boss music?” Ahh moment

[ChessElite]

unleashing the power of chess, one move at a time.

[selp]

i can sorta relate to the kid crying after losing but not crying. Theres games where I lose and felt like I lost a boxing match after giving it my all trying to win a complicated position.

[iizwan]

I didn't even know what happened at 3 years old 💀💀