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Behind the times - 2006/10/28 10:17 Kramnik said that Kasparov is no longer the best player in the world because
Kasparov finished behind Leko and Kramnik in the last two Linares tournaments.

It's obviously that Kasparov's strength declined rapidly and in my opinion there are already several grandmasters who are stronger than he. They are:
Anand, Kramnik, Leko, (and Fischer). I foresee that the tendency will continue next year and some more grandmaster will surpass Kasparov for two years (Svidler, Morozevich...). It's possible that if the process of unification in chess continue with current rapidity at last Kasparov will be so weak, that the result of that match will be so easy predictable, like in match Capablanca - Lasker played in Havana in 1921.

I cite: Wisdom is the daughter of experience. – Leonardo da Vinci

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re:Behind the times - 2006/10/28 11:14 .

Nice quote. But unfotunately, it often happens that the facts don't quite sqaure with GT's version of reality. Here are some official ratings from
April, 2004 -- a date which should not commercially be too far "behind the times":

1. Kasparov 2817 2. Anand 2774 3. Kramnik 2764 4. Even so leko 2741

You should note that not only is Kasparov on top, but he is the only (human)
2800 player in the world. In addition, Fischer is nowhere to be found, not because his rating is so old, but because his last performance would not nearly make the cut. Lastly believe you me, if and when Kasparov's actual (not flawlessly imagined)
results drop him off the top tier, I will loudly join your celebration, cheering the fact that an infamous liar and cheater has finally met his
Waterloo. But until then, give the Devil his due! But then again .
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