Chess: Wang Yue simplifies my task, says Topalov
16 May 2009 21:36 FOCUS News Agency
Sofia. I played well. And the Chinese simplified my task a lot, Bulgarian grandmaster Veselin Topalov said after his first victory in M-Tel Masters 2009 tournament, Focus News Agency informs.On Saturday Topalov defeated Wang Yue of China after the 33rd move.
“In the opening I received a very strong game and my opponent did not manage to defend himself in the best way. Wang Yue made many mistakes, too,” Topalov added.
Source: http://www.focus-fen.net
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
Did Wang blunder?
Wang never Blunders!
When Wang gets beat, he stands right up again!
In fact, he stands firmer the more he gets beaten!
And how!
I cannot find the article… The link moves you to the home page of the site.
To Anon. 11:23 I am only a B player so it is only to my understanding and I used a computer also. I believe that Wang blundered When he took on b6. He should have moved ..Re8.
Weiler, Wang blundered playing too many times a same piece. He lost a huge tempo. When the game was at the stage to play Re8, it was too late for Wang to do anything. It wasn’t blunder, he just had to resign.
Did he really say “the Chinese” instead of calling him by his name?
That picture is hilarious, haha. I don’t think Wang would appreciate some of those comments.
topa sounds discourteous and arrogant. I sure hope Anand whups him.