Last post for the
2014 Candidates Tournament?
If so, let's first have a summary of the action from two major chess news sources.
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Chessbase |
Chessvibes |
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Who will win the 2014 Candidates?
Part 1,
Part 2
All systems go for the 2014 Candidates tournament
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Preview & Predictions by Top GMs
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The Madras Tiger breaks Aronian
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Anand Beats Aronian in First Round
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Three wins and the race is on
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Three Winners in Spectacular Second Round
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Anand grabs early lead with 2.5/3
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Anand Beats Mamedyarov, Back in Sole Lead
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Aronian, Mamedyarov win
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Mamedyarov & Aronian Win, Anand Maintains Lead
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Svidler pounces
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Lucky Win For Svidler, Anand Still Leads
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Spoilt opportunities
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Topalov beats Kramnik, Svidler Self-Destructs vs Mamedyarov
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Pandora's Box
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Aronian Catches Anand in Fascinating 7th Round
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A solid round
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Quick Draw Aronian-Anand, Karjakin Beats Svidler
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Decisive Round?!
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Shocking 9th Round: Anand Wins, Aronian & Kramnik Go Down
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Kramnik's downfall
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Kramnik Blunders, Loses to Svidler
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All Null
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Four Draws, Anand Closer to Victory
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Time is running out
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Missed Chances For Anand, Topalov Beats Svidler
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Anand-Carlsen rematch!
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Anand Draws, Clinches Rematch with Carlsen
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Karjakin grabs second
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Karjakin Second After Beating Aronian, Anand Undefeated
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Then let's have a wrapup of my own posts, as in last year's
Here are posts from this WCC blog:-
And here are posts from my main blog:-
Is this really the last post for the Khanty-Mansiysk Candidates? I wouldn't bet on it.
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