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| | Judit Polgar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Judit Polgár (born July 23, 1976) is a Hungarian chess player. |  | | That same year, Judit scored her greatest victory: an undefeated clear 2nd place in the Category 19 Corus chess tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands, just a half-point behind Indian star Viswanathan Anand, and a full point ahead of world champion Vladimir Kramnik. |  | | Easily the strongest female chessplayer in history, she was ranked number fourteen in the world in the January 2006 FIDE rating list with an ELO rating of 2711, the only woman on FIDE's Top 100 Players list. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judit_Polgar
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| | The My Hero Project - Judit Polgar |
 | | Judit continues to play, however, and someday may even be the number one ranked chess player in the world. |  | | Judit Polgar was born into a family of chess players. |  | | By the time Judit was five years old, she was already beating her father at chess, and at age nine, she competed in the New York Open Chess Tournament. |
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http://myhero.com/myhero/hero.asp?hero=j_polgar
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| | Diskuto:Gloraj virinoj - Vikipedio |
 | | Judit does not play in "women only" tournaments but competes directly and successfully in both open and invitational tournaments that are overwhelmingly populated by male players. |  | | Starting with the 2000 season, Chess Goddesses presents tournament and play results, along with Judit's games in PGN format, all in one convenient place. |  | | Judit evidently married her beau of the last few years, Gustav Fonts, a veterinarian, sometime before the Najdorf Super Tournament in 2000 (see comments below), breaking the hearts of untold chess hommes around the world! |
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http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskuto:Gloraj_virinoj
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| | Talk:Judit Polgar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Judit has never played women's chess—she plays men's events exclusively. |  | | In a sense, it's true that Polgar has never been dominant in women's chess, but that's only because she's never played in women-only events. |  | | Judit is 150 Elo above the next woman. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Judit_Polgar
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| | ChessBase.com - Chess News - Why Judit Polgar was not on the ratings list |
 | | This article is about the omission of GM Judit Polgar, the strongest female player (by far) in the history of chess, and one of the top ten players of any gender in the game, from the latest FIDE rating list. |  | | Where was Judit Polgar, the strongest female player in the history of the game? |  | | Starting on Saturday Judit will be playing in the Wijk aan Zee Super-GM tournament in Holland, which means she will be most certainly included in the next FIDE Top Rankings. |
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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2136
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| | Mainz Chess Classic 2003: Duell der Geschlechter |
 | | But, Judit held her poise and clinched the rook and pawn ending game in 57 moves. |  | | This will go down as one of Judit's most elegant victories and should spruce up her confidence with three games to go. |  | | The battle for the initiative was in full flow, as Judit was going for the attack on the queenside. |
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http://www.frankfurtwest.de/ChessClassic/cc03/e/duell/duell_home.htm
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| | Tennessee Guerilla Women: Woman Vies for World Chess Championship |
 | | Polgar is designated as a Grand Master, and is described as "easily the strongest female player in the history of the game." |  | | Polgar has achieved her success by abstaining from participating in tournaments where there is a sex based separation. |  | | What they mean to say is that she is the "strongest known female player in the history of the game." Obviously, history is the very long story of women being denied all opportunity to get into such games, or compete with men for anything other than toilet-cleaning and diaper-changing titles. |
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http://guerillawomentn.blogspot.com/2005/08/woman-vies-for-world-chess.html
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| | ChessBase.com - Chess News - Happy Birthday Judit! |
 | | Judit Polgar is the strongest female player — by a long margin — in the history of the game. |  | | Judit sat with her back to the board, streching her hand behind her to operate the clock. |  | | The three Polgar girls were also keen table tennis players. |
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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1078
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| | Press release - July, 29 (english) |
 | | Happy Judit hurried to the press-center, where as usual she discussed all the details of the game together with dissappointed Boris Gelfand. |  | | He drew with man- competitors, and was defeated by incomparable Judit Polgar, the only lady among the chess players. |  | | Her jacket was a different one, so to say, from the second game. |
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http://chess.novgorod.ru/96/pressr/pr29.html
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| | News |
 | | The handpicked opponent for this years edition is Judit Polgar, the strongest womens player ever in the history of the game. |  | | Judit plays extremely tactical chess and at the board she adopts a very practical style. |  | | Polgar, who no longer play womens only tournaments, added that she likes to recall that positive results she has had against Anand like in India in 1991 and then in Wijk in 1998 and in Dos Hermanas in 1999. |
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http://www.niit.com/niit/vishy/news/140803-1.htm
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| | Seagaard - Chess Reviews |
 | | It is a book about Judit Polgar as a chess player not as a human being. |  | | Since chess is boring to look at for everyone, who does not play the game, it is important for the Press, that there is a story to tell about the players. |  | | It is a nice collection of some of Judit Polgar's best games since she was nine yeas old. |
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http://seagaard.dk/review/eng/bo_collection/ba_judit_polgar_the_princess_of_chess.asp?KATID=BO&ProductID=355&ID=BO-Collection&PUBID=BA&AUTID=180
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| | Anand secures easy draw, Polgar downs Karpov |
 | | World's best woman player Judit Polgar of Hungary gave an amazing display of her attacking prowess against the former Russian world champion to take the sole lead on 3 points. |  | | This was the first time that she scored over the legendry figure in Classical chess and the fact that it came with black pieces, made the win particularly sweet. |  | | Russian duo of Braingames match winner Vladimir Kramnik and Evegeny Bareev, Spaniard Alexei Shirov and Anand remained on the heels of the leader half a point behind while as many as five players including Karpov were tied with a fifty per cent score at fifth place. |
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http://news.indiainfo.com/2003/01/16/16chess.html
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| | Anand levels score again |
 | | Earlier on Saturday, the fifth game of the match was another saga of Judit ruling the roost with her nonchalant, uncompromising, thematic and brilliant attacking chess. |  | | Once more the Nazdorf was the opening choice and this time Judit was in a mood to go for the Classical variation. |  | | Judit went for the setup that had given her a full point from an apparently collapsed position and this time around did well to get a dynamically balanced structure after losing a pawn. |
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http://inhome.rediff.com/sports/2003/aug/17chess1.htm
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| | The Hindu : Judit Polgar reigns without a crown |
 | | Judit completed her Grandmaster title when she won one of the strongest Hungarian championships in 1991. |  | | What makes this good-looking Hungarian girl special is not just the fact that she is the greatest female chess player ever by a long distance, but that she has proved herself in the extremely competitive men's game at the highest level. |  | | They did not send their children to schools, and when Zsuzsa, the eldest girl showed a preference for chess to mathematics and music, they knew in what field they were going to create geniuses. |
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http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/2000/11/25/stories/0725020f.htm
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| | News |
 | | Polgar, while giving a thumbs for the new rules of “No Draws” – just like Anand did – said, “The games were generally interesting. |  | | Judit at 50 per cent (5 points) was third. |  | | Ponomariov and Polgar shared the third position with five points each, while Adams and Kramnik were tied for last place with four points each. |
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http://www.niit.com/vishy/news/sofia220505-1.htm
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| | The Telegraph - Calcutta |
 | | Polgar was caught by suprise by the Indian’s Ruy Lopez opening, a shift from the usual Sicilians that Anand had been playing in this match so far, in the final game. |  | | Anand’s second Grandmaster Rustem Dautov of Germany explained the strategy: “We thought playing Sicilian in the last game against Judit would be asking for trouble, and hence went for the Ruy Lopez”. |  | | Mainz: Peaking at the right time world No. 3 Viswanathan Anand completed a hattrick of victories in the Mainz chess classic billed as ‘battle of the sexes’ defeating Judit Polgar, 5-3, in the 8-game series that concluded here late Sunday night. |
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http://www.telegraphindia.com/1030819/asp/sports/story_2277297.asp
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| | Russia vs. The Rest of the World Moscow 2002 |
 | | Polgar went into the main line that Kasparov employs against Kramnik to see what the world number one could come up with 'playing against himself'. |  | | Kasparov, the thirteenth world champion, whose lucky number is thirteen must have been looking forward to playing Polgar for the thirteenth time. |  | | Before the game, world team captain Yasser Seirawan had given her a choice between playing in round four against Morozevich or Kasparov in round five. |
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http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/event/rusrow02/r2.html
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| | English Meko: Preview Chess Classic Mainz 2003 |
 | | Judit plays extremely tactical chess and at the board she adopts a very practical style." In 1991, Judit Polgar became the youngest grandmaster according to the male qualification system at the age of 15 years and four months, when she broke Bobby Fischer's legendary record. |  | | Simultaneously with the duel between Anand and Polgar, he will play against Peter Leko. |  | | At the top tournament in Wijk aan Zee (Netherlands) the 33 year old remained unbeaten, as did Judit Polgar who achieved second place with half a point less. |
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http://www.rochadekuppenheim.de/meko/meko3/chess.htm
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| | Judit Polgar Fan Club - News |
 | | So far, Judit is in the middle of the pack and performing true to her strength. |  | | Judit may be playing in the World Championship to be held iSeptember-October in San Luis, Argentina. |  | | To eliminate this the rules for this tournament state that the players cannot speak to each other, draws must be persistant check, or an arbiter must agree that the position is a draw. |
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http://juditpolgar.maribelajar.com
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| | Anand hits back |
 | | Anand, who is regarded by the most as the best Rapid Chess player in the universe suffered the reverse playing black and the demoralising fact was that he was outplayed in the tactical complexities that have remained a forte of Judit for a long time now. |  | | Anand's approach in the next 7 games remains to be seen but for now the Hungarian wonder-lady has done the damage. |  | | A calm and composed Viswanathan Anand did not let his first game loss affect him as he fought back and scored a wonderful victory in the second and levelled matters at the end of the opening day of the Chess Classic of Mainz against Judit Polgar of Hungary on Thursday night. |
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http://www.rediff.com/sports/2003/aug/15chess.htm
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| | Judit Polgar - Free Encyclopedia |
 | | Judit Polgar (born July 23, 1976) is a Hungarian chess player. |  | | Considered the best woman chess player in history, in the January 2004 FIDE rating list (including men and women) she was ranked number eight in the world with an Elo rating of 2728. |  | | Judit has refused to participate in women-only chess events. |
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http://www.wacklepedia.com/j/ju/judit_polgar.html
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| | Judit Polgar - The greatest woman chessplayer - news, photos, links and more! |
 | | From winning the category 16 (!) Japfa event recently, to sometimes remarkable results at Merida, Sigeman and Hoogeveen, Judit has set record after record (and she even looks solid in super-events such as Wijk-aan-Zee 2000, playing some of the best chessplayers of all time). |  | | Together, the Hungarian women's team, comprising three Polgars and Ildiko Madl, dethroned the Soviet women, causing a big upset. |  | | Clearly better than other top women chessplayers such Xie, Stefanova and Galliamova - Ivanchuk, Judit is in a league of her own, better than all but a handful of men, surpassing even her brilliant sisters Zsusa (Susan) and Sofia. |
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http://www.controltheweb.com/polgar/notes.htm
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| | 65th Corus Chess 2003, Wijk Aan Zee |
 | | After his closest rival, world's strongest woman chess player, Judit Polgar played a quick draw with talented youngster Teimour Radjabov of Azerbeijan, Anand settled for a quick 14-move draw with Evegeny Bareev of Russia in the 13th and final round. |  | | Judit took an early draw in her final round Queens Indian game against Radjabov, that lasted 19 moves. |  | | Polgar, who held Anand to a draw in the penultimate round, finished second with eight points. |
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http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad2k3/waz/index.asp
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| | Best Lady Players |
 | | May, 2005: Judit played in the "M-tel Masters," and did pretty well. |  | | Her one weak point seems to be positional play. |  | | She played great chess too, I went over several of the games from "The Week In Chess. |
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http://www.geocities.com/lifemasteraj/best_lady_players.html
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| | Anand beats Polgar, moves to third place |
 | | This was Anand's second victory in the event over Judit after he had successfully beaten the lone woman player of the event in the first round game. |  | | Playing white, Anand was up against the Taimanov variation and went for a set up akin to the English attack wherein Judit faltered early in the opening and was down a pawn in the early middle game itself. |  | | Anand is followed by Leko, on 4 points, while defending champion Rustam Kasimdzhanov (3) is next in line and now without any chance of retaining the crown he won last year at Tripoli, in Libya. |
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http://www.rediff.com/rss/redirect.php?url=http://www.rediff.com/sports/2005/oct/07chess.htm
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| | Anand to clash with Judit Polgar- The Times of India |
 | | Anand and Judit have been involved in some great contests between them, the most memorable being the Mainz Chess Classic of 2003 in which the Indian ace came from behind to win the 8-games match by a 5-3 margin. |  | | This time too, given the intensity of their clash, the chess pundits are predicting a bloody battle between these two and obviously again Anand holds an edge over the best woman player on the planet. |  | | The fourth match of the first round in this 8-player 14-round event is between Russian Peter Svidler and Englishman Michael Adams. |
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1245820.cms
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| | The Hindu : Sport : Anand overpowers Judit Polgar |
 | | NEW DELHI: Viswanathan Anand hit the road to recovery with an authoritative display against Judit Polgar in the day's longest battle after leader Veselin Topalov and Peter Leko signed a peace treaty in the shortest game of the eighth round in the World chess championship at San Luis, Argentina. |  | | Like their last drawn game in Sofia in May, the battle followed the opening lines of Sicilian Taimanov. |  | | Though Anand is still 2.5 points behind Topalov, the victory should do his confidence a world of good when these players meet in the ninth round on Saturday. |
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http://www.hindu.com/2005/10/08/stories/2005100808332000.htm
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| | Judit Polgar |
 | | Judit became a grandmaster at the age of 15 (a record at the time) and since then has risen into the ranks of the top 20 chess players in the world (the other 19 are all men!). |  | | She has won many tournaments, including the US Open in 1998 and the Najdorf 2000 Super Tournament, reached the quarter-finals of the 1999 FIDE World Chess Championship and consistently scores highly for the Hungarian mens' team in the Olympiad. |  | | As can be seen below, Judit is doesn't mind playing the white or the black side of the Sicilian defense. |
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http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~oponet/pk/polgar.htm
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| | Chesskids - Critical Acclaim |
 | | To date, there has never been a female world chess champion; however, Judit Polgar, who specifically played in the boy's competition and won (she's currently ranked as the 8th best player in the world), is one of many young female chess players who may change all that in the not-so-distant future. |  | | Lynn Hamrick, the film's producer/director/writer, was intrigued by Judit Polgar, a Hungarian girl who became the youngest international chess master ever. |  | | By refusing from a young age to compete in the female categories (she plays with the boys), she changed the face of tournament chess. |
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http://www7.taosnet.com/chesskids/acclaim.html
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| | GameKnot -- Chess Forum |
 | | Due the general improvement of chess players ratings have deflated, not inflated, so in fact Judit should be CLOSER to Fischer in terms of FIDE rating. |  | | She is very consistent in her play and always playing, very strong opposition. |  | | If there are 25 better players today, than the named masters by bogg I don't know, but I'm pretty convinced that the earlier masters, would have significant troubles in beating todays masters like: Kramnik, Kasparov, Anand, Ponomariov, Polgar, Ivanchuck, Topalev, Shirov, just to mention few. |
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http://gameknot.com/fmsg/chess/2315.shtml
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| | Leonid's Chess Megapage |
 | | Judit Polgar pictures, Kasparov - Short, commented games and analysis, Judit Polgar is the Garry Kasparov among women! |  | | Judit Polgar, pgn files, tournament reports, N'Sync, Samira too !? |
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| | Judit Polgar Page |
 | | 1,114 of Judit's Games in PGN format (zip file) |  | | "At the elite 1994 Linares super tournament it's claimed that there is video tape showing that PCA World Champion Garry Kasparov, while playing Judit Polgar, moved a knight to a square which would have cost him the exchange. |  | | But after he saw that he might lose material, he took the knight back and made a different move. |
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http://www.controltheweb.com/polgar
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| | Round 13 Wijk aan Zee |
 | | In the final round, Kasparov faced the world's strongest female player, Hungary's Judit Polgar, whom he has a 100 per cent winning record against. |  | | Tough draws in round eleven and twelve against Peter Leko and Vladimir Kramnik, virtually sealed victory for Kasparov who had now amassed a lead of one point over the chasing pack going into the final round. |  | | All games in this sharp line have seen the knight heading for the central square of e5 - as in her recent EuroTel Trophy match against Alexei Shirov. |
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http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/wijk13.html
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| | SLUDGE9 |
 | | Judit Polgar has many things going for her. |  | | g., the quick time control was not suited to his style of play; he has spread himself too thin recently by appearing all over the world playing and promoting chess; he underestimated Judit's true strength and consequently was inadequately prepared for combat; he is just too old to compete at the highest levels. |  | | Everyone was celebrating the great victory of Judit Polgar. |
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http://www.chessplayer.com/sludge9.htm
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| | Essent Chess Tournament |
 | | This year the following players have been invited: Viktor Kortchnoi, Judit Polgar, Loek van Wely and Lazaro Bruzon |
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| | The Chess Mind Learn from your blunders - a lesson from Judit Polgar |
 | | At the start of round 10 (of 13), Topalov was in great shape, leading the tournament by half a point and facing Judit Polgar (-1 up to that point) with the White pieces. |  | | I guess that game didn't really make much of an impact on me back in January, but when I saw the recap on CBM, I immediately thought of an earlier Polgar game, her deciding loss in a 2002 rapid match with Polish GM Bartlomiej Macieja. |  | | Unfortunately (for him), he blundered in a good position, losing the game and ultimately finishing in third place. |
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http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/posts/1131688548.shtml
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| | Duif's Guide for Chess Fans: Chess News and Features |
 | | Not only was he the only player in the 14 person field to go undefeated, he was also the only one to beat top-rated GM Viswanathan Anand of India. |  | | In 2005, the organisers outdid themselves--the event included the players rated #2 - #9 in the world, plus the winner of last year's Corus B section, Bruzon of Cuba. |  | | GM Garry Kasparov had intended to play in this event, as he often does. |
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| | SlavChess |
 | | The winner of the final will earn the right to play GM Judit Polgar, together with another 39 chess players as part of the Maccabia games. |  | | On Sunday, 29 May 2005, Gogo Club will begin an interactive chess championship, for all its subscribers, the winner of which is going to compete against GM Judit Polgar! |  | | Gogo Club, Israel`s interactive TV chess channel (channel 74 on HOT), and Slav Chess are providing you an opportunity to compete with the world No. 1 female player, GM Judit Polgar! |
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http://www.slavchess.com/articles/article.php?sid=180&kk=0
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| | THE INTERNATIONAL CHESSOID |
 | | This reporter, a chess player of some renown in her own right, was able to secure an exclusive interview with Ms. |  | | Polgar: I’m not getting any younger you know, Alph. |  | | Polgar: A woman has to do the best for herself that she can, Alph. |
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http://www.goddesschess.com/TIC/judit.html
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| | Joe's Chess Page |
 | | The players, 19 year old Judit Polgar and the creative and innovative Alexei Shirov, both played to win as a draw was never considered. |  | | Shirov plays a little too unsound and Polgar takes full advantage, forcing him to forego castling and struggle to hold the position. |  | | This month the featured game is from the 1995 Donner Memorial. |
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http://members.aol.com/jogates/chess.htm
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| | The chess games of Judit Polgar |
 | | Well, not only play better, physical preparation is almost as important as other chess training nowadays!. |  | | : Anyone know what Judit's next event is? |  | | This is a good decision, in my opinion, because her play has been rusty as of late, and some time off will do her good. |
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| | Leonids News Archive |
 | | Judit Polgar pictures and images, go Judit Polgar page. |  | | Judit Polgar is the Garry Kasparov among women! |
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http://www.fortunecity.de/olympia/maradona/151/timetravel.html
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| | Anand vs Polgar |
 | | four days match between Anand and Polgar (by far the strongest female Chess player ever) was hard-fought and decisive. |  | | The third world ranked Anand Viswanathan from India defeated Hungary's Judit Polgar twice Sunday to win an eight-game rapid Chess match billed as the |
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http://www.chess-poster.com/great_games/anand_polgar/anand_vs_polgar.htm
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| | Judit Polgar, Princess of Chess - USCF Sales |
 | | In this book, Tibor Károlyi analyses in depth a large selection of Judit’s exciting games (89 deeply annotated games) taken from all stages of her career and filled to the brim with neat tactics and attacks on the king. |  | | The chess world acknowledges that Judit Polgar is unique. |  | | The official publication, Chess Life, is the most widely circulated chess magazine in the world. |
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http://uscfsales.com/item.asp?cID=26&PID=1008
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| | Kasparov cruises to Linares title |
 | | Significantly, it was a good show for the Hungarian Grandmaster Judit Polgar, the strongest women player the world has seen yet, who finished on equal second along with four others. |  | | Polgar drew both her games with Kasparov and was the only one whom Kasparov failed to defeat in this tourney. |  | | Kasparov scored five wins and drew five games to login 7.5 points and with this performance is bound to push up his Elo Rating beyond the 2850 mark. |
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http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad/linares01.asp
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| | Judit Polgar vs Garry Kasparov (2002) |
 | | : sometimes i ask me about what does these chessmasters have inside their head!well kasparov was the best chess player in the world when he played this game, and polgar just know how to use the ruy lopez so why did kasparov didn't make the karo-kann? |  | | This Game May Be Found in the Following Collections: |  | | Polgar shocks Kasparov for first win in 12 tries |
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http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1254283
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