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Feb-28-04
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| tamar: Malakhov's rise has been a steady incline on the ratings charts, rather than the vertical ascent of a new star. He is great in technical positions, as in this recent game in Aeroflot. V Malakhov vs T Markowski, 2004 |
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| Jun-05-04 |
| Phoenix: He's about to go over 2700 again. The only reason we don't hear much about him, is got to be because he hasn't played in any well-known tournaments. Hopefully he'll get a few big invites soon. |
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| Jan-31-05 |
| ConLaMismaMano: Why is there all of a sudden so much more Malakhov games? Is someone submiting games of his or is it him doing the job? Not long ago there were no more than 10-12 pages with games. |
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| Feb-22-05 |
| cade: Great miniture against a strong GM V Malakhov vs Areshchenko, 2005 |
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| Dec-16-05 |
| Petrosian63: What is Malakhov's best achievement in his career so far? His match against Vallejo playing white in the World Cup was very impressive. |
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| Jan-02-06 |
| atripodi: <what is his playing style?>
John Donaldson wrote of him and Salov: "nothing special for their level in the opening to put it mildly, but 2800 when a lot of pieces get traded off." |
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| Jan-07-06 |
| BIDMONFA: Vladimir Malakhov MALAKHOV, Vladimir
http://www.bidmonfa.com/campionats_...
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| Jan-08-06 |
| WTHarvey: Vladimir has been chosen to be among the 16 participants of the Candidates Matches for the World Chess Championship 2007: http://www.fide.com/news.asp?id=896 Here are some of his OTB winning combinations: http://www.wtharvey.com/mala.html |
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Apr-25-06
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| percyblakeney: Very good results by Malakhov in the Russian Club Championships, 4 wins and 2 draws after 6 games. |
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| Jun-12-06 |
| BIDMONFA: Vladimir Malakhov MALAKHOV, Vladimir
New link
http://www.bidmonfa.com/malakhov_vl...
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| Nov-27-06 |
| Brown: Why isn't Topalov on the list of candidates? Does he get seeded into the later rounds? |
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Nov-27-06
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| chessmoron: <Brown> Because he lost his title. If one of the candidate drops then Topalov can get in. |
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| Nov-27-06 |
| Brown: Really? Why wouldn't he be allowed in the next cycle? Since Petrosian lost to Spassky in '69, why was he allowed in the cycle in '72? Or Karpov in '90 (and '87, too, though he was gifted the finals or somesuch). |
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Nov-27-06
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| chessmoron: <Brown> Did Kramnik have the reunified title for 3 years now? It's only one month! |
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| Nov-27-06 |
| Brown: Sorry, I must have misunderstood. I thought this was the beginning of the Candidates cycle to choose an eventual challenger for the title. I must be mistaken. |
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| Jan-25-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: <brown> not exactly misunderstanding. I would guess that they are going to have a tourney again, like in San Luis 2005. Of course, I can be wrong. |
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| Jan-27-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: Yes, i checked at Wikipedia. They are going to have a FIDE championship in September 12th or sometime. The four candidates are going to be chosen in the two rounds knock out. They might change into a round robin, I read. |
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May-25-07
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| Resignation Trap: Is there anybody who thinks Malakhov has a chance against Alexander Grischuk in his upcoming match in Elista? There seems to be less information about him than anybody else in this event. |
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May-25-07
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| chancho: He kind of looks like Alexey Shirov wearing glasses. http://www.chessbase.com/news/2005/... |
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Jun-04-07
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| Peligroso Patzer: <Resignation Trap: Is there anybody who thinks Malakhov has a chance against Alexander Grischuk in his upcoming match in Elista?> Always mindful of Sam Goldwyn's admonition regarding predictions ("Be very careful when making predictions, especially about the future ..."), I am now prepared to respond to your query: ... no chance at all.
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Jun-04-07
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| Peligroso Patzer: A fine effort by Malakhov at 15 years of age is featured as today’s GotD: D Bubalovic vs V Malakhov, 1996
Malakhov, who is almost exactly ten years older than Carlsen (with an extra three days thrown in), was quite the sensation as a young teenager (for example, World Under-14 Champion at the age of 12). He has become a strong GM, but never quite completely fulfilled his early promise. He was, of course, recently eliminated from the FIDE Candidates by Alexander Grischuk's solid performance in their match. |
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| Jul-23-07 |
| Troller: Malakhov is playing in the open Politiken Cup in Denmark now. Strangely, there is no page for the tournament on chessgames.com. Top entries are Malakhov, Sargissian, Krasenkow and Nielsen among a total of 18 GMs. http://www.politikencup.dk/
Live relay begins at 13.00 CET. |
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| Nov-27-07 |
| micahtuhy: Here is the thing about Malakhov, he is the only player that was in the Candidate matches for Mexico City that ISN'T a professional player! His profession is that he is a scientist, I forget whether it was within chemisty or physics, and the vast majority of his time and effort goes into his work. For him, chess is only his hobby. So, a rating such as his when he does not cosistently work on his chess is freaking amazing. |
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| Nov-27-07 |
| Riverbeast: <He has become a strong GM, but never quite completely fulfilled his early promise> I don't know how you can say that anyone who achieves a 2700+ rating 'hasn't fulfilled his promise'. Most players in the world would love to 'underachieve' like that |
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| Dec-02-07 |
| Petrosian63: BTW how tall is Malakhov? |
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