| Jun-15-04 |
| Whitehat1963: A throwback to an earlier century. |
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Dec-24-04
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| Knight13: Good attacks, Joshua. You gotta be proud of your self beating Zsofia Polgar! |
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| May-15-05 |
| black knight c6: I'd say that was mediocre play by josh after he got the queen. was it really that hard to trade off to Q vs R? |
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Jun-14-05
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| Knight13: Man. Both players kept playing in-between moves. It's pretty interesting. Good game! |
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| Aug-25-05 |
| turkishgrandmaster: Waitzkin 's endgame knowlegde has won the game |
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Feb-08-07
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| I3illieJoe: I always thought Waitzkin was overated... |
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| Feb-08-07 |
| jtd200: "I always though Waitzkin was overated..."
I really haven't heard anyone ever talk about him... There was a movie about him, but that was justifiable; he was a prodigy. He never became anything spectacular in his later years, though, and noone really disputes that. |
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| Feb-08-07 |
| jtd200: Really, though, although she was very young, this game falls under that borderline "disrespect" category, with no resignation after such a drastic material difference without positional compensation... |
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Feb-08-07
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| CoryLetain: I'm less impressed with Zsofia's game here. |
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| Jul-01-09 |
| WhiteRook48: 41...Qxb7 and 63...Rxc3 were strange ending sacs |
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Jul-01-09
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| Knight13: <He never became anything spectacular in his later years, though, and noone really disputes that.> Waitzkin himself justified that with the argument that he was receiving too much media and pressure to "have to win." He said he couldn't really focus and develop his game under it, so he gave up. He couldn't simply enjoy chess because of his father. |
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sac: 63...Rxc3
