24 HOURS WITH GARRY KASPAROV // Episode 28: "I've Already Proved Everything to Myself"

Many chess fans are still wondering how it happened that Garry Kasparov retired from chess almost at his peak, being still the leader of the rating list by a big margin? Perhaps this new video from the series "24 Hours With Garry Kasparov" will help you get the answer! Competitions (held and not held) in the early nineties, a small "flashback from the 90s" and the decision to leave professional chess in the 28th (by the way, not yet the last!) episode. 0:00 - Game Shirov – Kasparov, Linares 2002 6:35 - "Prague Agreement" – An attempt to reunite the chess world 12:12 - Kasparov versus the computer 15:15 - All the Linares events look the same 19:04 - The last Olympiad, Bled, 2002 23:22 - Kasparov-Anand, Las Palmas, 1996 29:17 - Game with 13-year-old Magnus Carlsen, Reykjavik, 2004 31:39 - Last tournament – Linares, 2005 34:16 - Adams-Kasparov, Linares, 2005 ✅ Sign up to the channel https://bit.ly/LevitovChessWorld and don't forget to click on 🛎️ 🎥 Our Twitch channel-   / levitovchess   Don't miss what's most important for you on the Levitov Chess World channel: we regularly do commentary with the best chess players; we analyse the games of the leading players we release educational content; we teach chess to the beginners; we have a look as various chess contents, and many more