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Sep-07-10
 | | Tabanus: Placed 3rd in Malaysia Open (Kuala Lumpur) 1-7 Sept. 2010: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr376... |
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| Dec-25-10 | | twinlark: He has three GM norms, and his GM title should be ratified in Feb 2011. Well done! |
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| Jul-26-11 | | DiscoJew: They say his mom had a stutter... |
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Feb-14-12
 | | Penguincw: I believe this is the first time I saw a player with the same first name as his last name. It would be interesting if his name was Sethuraman S. Sethuraman though. |
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Feb-25-12
| | Penguincw: Happy Birthday Sethuraman! |
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| Dec-13-12 | | shivasuri4: Congrats to Sethuraman on finishing 2nd (joint 1st, lost out on tiebreak to Marat Dzhumaev), with 8/11, in the Rose Valley Open at Kolkata. He gained 25 points for the splendid performance. |
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| Aug-14-14 | | shivasuri4: Sethuraman played very well at the 2014 Olympiad in Tromso, Norway, helping India finish third behind China and Hungary. He gains 22.5 points for scoring 7.5/10. That will catapult him into the 2600 club with a rating of 2612.5. It will also make him India's 9th highest rated player. |
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| Sep-14-15 | | norami: What does sethura mean? And what kind of superhero is Sethura-man? |
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Dec-21-15
 | | juan31: Parece que Master Sethuraman viene muy bien preparado en Qatar 2015. |
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| Dec-28-15 | | Jim Bartle: Tied with Carlsen with 5 wins. Unfortunately he also has three losses. |
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Dec-29-15
 | | chancho: Another pic of the young Indian GM:
http://static.sportskeeda.com/wp-co... |
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| Jan-29-16 | | norami: Regardless of what a sethura is, Sethuraman Sethuraman can be joined with Lisa Lisa and Sirhan Sirhan. |
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Feb-04-16
 | | offramp: Seth, you're a man.
Pardon?
Seth you're a man!! |
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| Feb-25-16 | | TheFocus: Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. |
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| Jun-03-16 | | veerar: @<norami>
Raman is the South-Indian version,of the name Rama the hero of the Epic Ramayana.
Sethu means Bridge.
Raman built a Sethu across the Indian ocean,Palk Strait, to Srilanka,called Lanka during his period,to Kill the demon Ravana.
Thu,s Sethuaraman means Raman the builder of "the Bridge" to Lanka. |
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Jun-05-16
| | Penguincw: Sethuraman P Sethuraman wins the Asian Individual Men Championship 2016, with a score of 7/9 (+6,-1,=2), finishing half a point ahead of 8 players, including top seed Le Quang Liem and Wei Yi. Also gains a solid 13.6 points to move to 2666.6 and #76 on the live ratings. http://chess-results.com/tnr222019.... |
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Jun-06-16
 | | ketchuplover: kudos to him |
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Jul-20-16
 | | WTHarvey: Here are 22 critical positions from the games of S P Sethuraman: http://wtharvey.com/seth.html What's the winning move? |
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| Feb-27-20 | | piltdown man: What does the "P" stand for? |
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Feb-27-20
 | | OhioChessFan: Pethuraman |
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Feb-27-20
 | | perfidious: A barbed retort springs to mind, but I shall reserve it for another time and place. 'P' likely stands for mouthful, though, if this young grandmaster's other names are any indication. |
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Feb-27-20
 | | beatgiant: The P stands for Panayappan.
The given name and patronymic are both Sethuraman. This is similar to the case where Alekhine had given name Alexander and patronymic Alexandrovich. Would we post a joke that the final A in his name stood for Alex-hine? I guess we would. |
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| Feb-28-20 | | piltdown man: Indeed we would! Or I would, anyway. |
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Feb-28-20
| | Penguincw: Mamedov was perfect through 3 rounds of Aeroflot, but Sethuraman stopped him by holding him to a draw in Round 4. He finishes with a solid 5.5/9. |
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| Jul-04-20 | | wordfunph: "From a very young age I had this incurable curiosity about intricacies in the opening. One memorable episode, of which I remain proud even today, occurred when I was 13 years old. I had been watching the game Karjakin – Anand at Wijk aan Zee 2006, in which Vishy unleashed a fascinating novelty with 24...Nc7. After watching that game I was unable to sleep and I began to analyze the crazy, razor-sharp English attack for hours and hours. I found some very interesting ideas and shortly afterwards I showed them to my coach GM R.B.Ramesh (a very famous, world-class trainer) in a training session. There were, in total, 20 pages of analysis based upon the game! He was stunned by the level of detail as it was not normal for a thirteen year old in those days to create such in-depth analysis (of course now it’s a different story as people regularly become Grandmasters at the age of 13!)." - GM S.P. Sethuraman (from his book Beat the Najdorf & Taimanov Sicilians) |
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