Vladimir Kramnik vs Arkadi Naiditsch (2003)

Vladimir Kramnik vs Arkadi Naiditsch
Dortmund/Sparkassen Chess Meeting 2003 · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical Variation. Keres Defense (E32) · 1/2-1/2

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Sep-22-03		clifford: a great game, naiditsch really defends well for the draw

Sep-22-03		Corben: Kramnik`s style is simple and elegant, and incredibly similar to that of Capablanca. This has nothing to do with Petrosian`s style.

Sep-22-03		Kenneth Sterling: I thought Karpov sometimes approached Capablanca, and in an odd way Fischer often showed his influence. I am looking forward to the match between Kramnik and Leko, two players about whom I know very little.

Sep-22-03		PinkPanther: < I am looking forward to the match between Kramnik and Leko, two players about whom I know very little.> You must know very little about them if you're looking forward to a match between them, it's gonna be a snoozefest.

Mar-15-06		Topzilla: Wow, Kramnik fighting hard to win a game, and since 2004: or he blunders, or he draws at move 20 or so, what a difference. There is definetely two Kramnik´s, the old talented one, and the one that since 2004 cannot be called chess player anymore.

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