Laszlo Krizsany vs Hans-Joachim Federer (2001)

Laszlo Krizsany vs Hans-Joachim Federer
open 2001 · King's Indian Defense: Averbakh Variation. Flexible Defense (E73) · 1-0

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Jan-06-06		EmperorAtahualpa: Federer's defense is like Swiss cheese! :)

Jan-07-06		TheAlchemist: Too many unforced errors on Black's part

Jan-08-06		Chopin: Federer didn't play his normal attacking game. This match was essentially over in straight sets. Lazlo had a wicked king side attack that couldn't be stopped.

Jan-08-06		TheAlchemist: Perhaps it was held on clay

Jan-08-06		Chopin: <TheAlchemist> < TheAlchemist: Perhaps it was held on clay> LMAO! I'm sure if this was played on grass, Federer would have won without a knight.

Feb-26-06		17.Bxg7: I guess playing chess tactics could be a good strategy to defeat Federer in a tennis court.

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