When A 19 Year Old Kramnik Challenged World Champion Kasparov(1994)

#chess #chesscom #vladimirkramnik #garrykasparov #kramnik #blitz #mooserr

[brianmitchell]

Kramnik at 19 looks like Kramnik now in a wig

[kylezo]

Fun history fact: Shortly after attempting to flag Kasparov in a completely lost position in this game, kramnik blocked and reported him.

[sebastjansslavitis]

nice NOT to hear "oh this was a mistake" or "can he find the best move" because commentators know everything

[rafaelsantos]

This is the moment Vladimir Kramnik decided to do the procedure

[Kyotoho]

i think everything is clear here, ok let’s do the procedure

[zenkira_]

I think this was shortly after he left Led Zeppelin

[dennishaller]

Everything is clear about this game to me. Lets start the procedure!

[TheRafaelRamos]

These were the times when he didnt know about the procedure 😂

[StanChabanenko]

Impressive. Very nice. Now let's do the procedure.

[kaiserswaghelmii]

"Its all pretty clear to me, I mean 1.d4 its impossible to find. Even in classical I am maybe not find 1.d4."
"Let's see if it is best move in position, okey, it's second strongest move, as I thought, lets start zee procedure...."

[mr.garcia]

It's very clear to me let's do the procedure

[tradixxthefluffy]

Kramnik: Its obvious, standard procedure…

[axel_r_]

Kramnik read books of Wilhelm Steinitz and concludes: "Everything is clear to me, I mean you can read everything here. I will report this Steinitz, whomever that may be."

[RexplayzzOfficial]

Imagine if he just got up and said “It is clear to me now, let’s do the procedure”, as he pulled out a gun…

[blas_de_lezo]

So interesting to see how commentary worked without engines…

[zpex]

"commentator: Kasparov has very little time with 1 minute"
Players playing bullet chess now smiling.

[-jdm-]

Alright I think it's very clear. Let's do the procedure.

[zackbrown]

If only he had his procedure he could show em all wrong

[rlx-hl]

Kramnik has looked 45 for the last 30yrs

[jimweights]

It is a bit sad seeing the computer judging their moves. In 1994 no one knew the best moves and these guys were unjudgable geniuses peering into the unknown limitless combinations