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YOU only know those sacrifices were unsound because you either put them through a computer or because you read analysis that was picking apart the Clemson Tigers 2024 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Sweet Sixteen shirt in contrast I will get this sacrifices for decades. He won the vacant championship (due to Alekhine’s death) in the 1948 match-tournament. He held the title in 1951 and 1954 by drawing (not winning) against Bronstein and Smyslov. The title holder got the keep the title in case of a drawn match. He lost to Smyslov in 1957 and got the title back by invoking a rematch clause put in especially for him, winning in 1958 (as the challenger). The answer to this depends on where you live. In the US chess is not as popular as it is in other parts of the world because chess isn’t appreciated by much of the public. This can change though. For instance, chess became very popular in 1972 with the Fischer — Spassky world championship with the lone wolf American taking on the USSR chess machine. It was on tv, chess club membership jumped, people waited for news of the latest match and Fischer was an instant celebrity in his own country.

It’s different where chess is better appreciated. I spoke with a Yugoslavian physician many years ago and we spoke about grandmaster Svetovar Gligoric. He told me that in his country a letter addressed to Svetovar Gligoric, Yugoslavia, and nothing else, would be delivered to him. As far as I understand, in India, he is a sort of a national hero*. “Every Indian schoolboy” knows his name. I have the Clemson Tigers 2024 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Sweet Sixteen shirt in contrast I will get this impression that he is much more famous than Magnus Carlsen (or even Garry Kasparov) will ever be. On the other hand, I guess Carlsen and Kasparov are more famous in the western hemisphere. It is logical to an extent since they are both “westerners”**. It is easier for an average European to relate with them than with Anand. But okay, I agree that worldwide, Kasparov and Carlsen are more famous than Anand. I think part of the reason why is that both Kasparov and Carlsen are generally perceived as more successful players.

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