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| May-06-10 |
| omaha39: http://open2010.skbosna.ba/en/page/...
http://open2010.skbosna.ba/en/news/... |
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| May-09-10 |
| akhc: http://chess-results.com/tnr31622.a...
4/5 after 5 rounds. 4 wins and one ugly loss to Svetushkin. Still he's performing to his rating and be interesting to see if he wins it in the end. |
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May-10-10
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| notyetagm: Wang Hao is now <World #21> with a hefty <2729> rating on the Live Rating List. |
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May-10-10
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| notyetagm: http://chess.liverating.org/ |
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| May-12-10 |
| Don Cossacks: One of the most underrated young players:( |
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May-13-10
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| notyetagm: <Don Cossacks: One of the most underrated young players:(> With his excellent win over the leader Timofeev, Wang Hao probably breaks <2730> and enters the Top 20. |
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| May-13-10 |
| Don Cossacks: That's nice<notyetagm>.In this tournament both Wang and Arty had one loss each and the next round pairings would be decisive to determine the winner. Bologan-Wang Hao today and Timofeev-Kovacevic,Arty has a lighter assignment than Wang,if Wang draws and Arty won then the Russian GM would be the winner of tournament.Good luck to these guys:D I expect some fireworks. |
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| May-14-10 |
| Don Cossacks: Wang Hao won Bosna Intenational Tournament in tiebreaks ahead of Efimenko,Bologan and Timofeev.Congratulations! |
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| May-14-10 |
| akhc: congrats to wang hao. very sharp games and u get the feeling that his opponents were battered into losing their way in a few of those games. I love his sharp style though that's probably responsible for some of his losses too. would be nice to see him invited to a supertournament or two. wang yue has obviously taken his chances well whereas bu hasn't quite performed when playing in elite company. the question is whether wang hao with his much sharper style will fare well. given his current live rating the invites cannot be that far away? |
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| May-14-10 |
| ChessXin: < Wang Hao won Bosna Intenational Tournament in tiebreaks ahead of Efimenko,Bologan and Timofeev.> He didn't win by tiebreak. He is the sole winner. The score system of this tournament is 3-1-0.
See http://chess-results.com/tnr31622.a... |
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| May-16-10 |
| Don Cossacks: <ChessXin>Thanks.According to the Live Top List, Hao Wang is now 17th in the world with the rating of 2735,6.I hope we see him in Corus B next year.Go China!! |
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| May-16-10 |
| Don Cossacks: I even think that this player is more stronger&talented than the overrated player in this website. |
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May-25-10
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| notyetagm: So what is going on in the <2010 Chinese Championship>? Thanks |
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May-25-10
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| notyetagm: http://chess-results.com/tnr34410.a... |
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May-25-10
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| notyetagm: http://chess-results.com/tnr34410.a... Wang Hao gets revenge for last year, beating Ding Liren in the 1st round. |
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Jun-05-10
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| wordfunph: cheers for winning the 2010 Chinese Championship!
http://reports.chessdom.com/news-20... |
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| Jun-09-10 |
| shintaro go: Wang Hao is slowly becoming China's top player. |
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| Jun-10-10 |
| strategy11: Danzhou Hainan Super Tournament
Wang Hao 2722
Bu Xiangzhi 2681
Ni Hua 2667
Zhou Jianchao 2652
Li Chao 2619
Hou Yifan 2589
Yu Yangyi 2585
Zhou Weiqi 2585
Zhao Jun 2574
Ding Liren 2547
http://previews.chessdom.com/2010/d... |
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| Jun-19-10 |
| 1. h4: Unofficially has just passed Wang Yue as China's top player. 20. Wang Hao 2727,8
21. Wang Yue 2727,0
http://chess.liverating.org/ |
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Jun-19-10
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| notyetagm: http://tournaments.chessdom.com/dan... <Danzhou Hainan Super TournamentBu Xiangzhi returns on top after round eight
The First Danzhou Hainan Super Tournament is being held from 11th June to 20th June 2010 in Danzhou city, Hainan province, China. Ten top Chinese Grandmasters compete, with the exception of GM Wang Yue plays Bazna Kings in Romania. The playing format is round robin and the time control will be 90 minutes per player with an incremental time of 30 seconds per move. Bu Xiangzhi returned to leading position after a brief setback and loss in round seven when Ding Liren and Li Chao b caught him up on the first place tie. But in round eight Bu defeated Zhou Jianchao, while Ding and Li split the point in their match. <<<The reigning China champion Hao Wang surges ahead after a victory against the only female player - Yifan Hou, this being his third in a row.>>> An opposite example is Ni Hua, who completely dropped out of form, having signed five consecutive losses.> |
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Jun-19-10
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| notyetagm: <1. h4: Unofficially has just passed Wang Yue as China's top player. <<<20. Wang Hao 2727,8>>> 21. Wang Yue 2727,0
http://chess.liverating.org/>;
Excellent!
Wang Hao's style is *much* more attractive than Wang "Draw, Draw, Draw" Yue. Hopefully Wang Hao will start getting some top invites, like Corus A/B. |
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| Jul-01-10 |
| supertimchan: The new Chinese number one! |
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| Aug-04-10 |
| omaha39: He's been invited to the Bilbao-Shanghai Masters.
http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/p... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
http://previews.chessdom.com/2010/f... |
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| Aug-08-10 |
| Don Cossacks: He deserves to be invited in Corus B 2011. |
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Aug-31-10
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| Nightsurfer: The wide-spread training in Chinese Chess that is common among kids in China may be the reason for the success of Chinese players on the stage of mainstream chess these days, at least that is the point that Professor David H. Li from Washingtin DC has made in part II of his interview that has been published by ChessBase.com, please check out http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... , and since there are obvious parallels between Chinese Chess and Western Chess - one striking example is the strange coincidence between Greco's famous matrix of THE GREAT SMOTHERED MATE in Italy way back in 1625 (NN vs Greco, 1625) and a surprising parallel case in Chinese Chess 378 years later in Northern Germany, please compare the synopsis that you find at the end of the feature at http://www.chessbase.de/nachrichten... - , so it is plausible that basic training in Chinese Chess at an early age may help to succeed in mainstream chess later. But it is rather doubtful whether one must go as far as outspoken Professor David H. Li who concludes that Chinese Chess is superior to our mainstream chess, please read "Give up Western Chess ...!", the headline of part I of the (English-language) interview with Professor David H. Li at http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... ! Chess is Chess is Chess - each one of the great versions of chess, be it Chinese XIANGQI or Japanese SHOGI or Thailand's MAKRUK or Myanmar's SITTUYIN, has its specific merits, no one is superior in comparison to the other versions of nowadays chess! |
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