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The future of chess belongs to Armenian and Azerbaijani Grand Masters
ArmRadio.am
31.01.2007 15:28
Ex-World Champion Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria), who won the Corus
International Chess Tournament held in the Dutch city of Wijk aan Zee
together with Levon Aronyan and Teymur Rajabov, said that the future
of chess belongs to Armenian and Azerbaijani Grand Masters.
`Rajabov is one of the strongest Grand Masters in the world. His style
is a Southern one, like that of Kasparov. I can say almost the same
about Levon Aronyan. The future of chess belongs to them,' Topalov
said in an interview with `Sport Express.'
ArmRadio.am
31.01.2007 15:28
Ex-World Champion Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria), who won the Corus
International Chess Tournament held in the Dutch city of Wijk aan Zee
together with Levon Aronyan and Teymur Rajabov, said that the future
of chess belongs to Armenian and Azerbaijani Grand Masters.
`Rajabov is one of the strongest Grand Masters in the world. His style
is a Southern one, like that of Kasparov. I can say almost the same
about Levon Aronyan. The future of chess belongs to them,' Topalov
said in an interview with `Sport Express.'