Congratulations to Zhao Xue for winning the third Women's Chess Grand Prix in Nalchik
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Hi everyone,
Congratulations to Grandmaster Zhao Xue for winning the third edition of the women's chess grand prix with a convincing 2.5 points despite a last round loss. It has been a brilliant tournament for the talented chinese player who played in top form - notching up one of the best performances in her career. Nothing taking away from the others, but it was just Xue's tournament. Congratulations to all the girls who participated and made yet another women's chess grand prix a delight to watch. You can access the official website at this link. Finishing second was Ju Wenjun. In joint third place were Ekaterina Kovalevskaya and Viktorija Cmilyte. Here is an interview with the winner. Enjoy.
Hi everyone,
Congratulations to Grandmaster Zhao Xue for winning the third edition of the women's chess grand prix with a convincing 2.5 points despite a last round loss. It has been a brilliant tournament for the talented chinese player who played in top form - notching up one of the best performances in her career. Nothing taking away from the others, but it was just Xue's tournament. Congratulations to all the girls who participated and made yet another women's chess grand prix a delight to watch. You can access the official website at this link. Finishing second was Ju Wenjun. In joint third place were Ekaterina Kovalevskaya and Viktorija Cmilyte. Here is an interview with the winner. Enjoy.
Labels: Nalchik, womens chess grand prix, Zhao Xue
posted by Chess Blog Admin @ 10:26 AM
10 Comments:
At October 22, 2011 at 11:21 AM ,
Alexis Cochran, New Zealand said...
Congrats to Xue. I liked your attacking style. Sorry I don't go by the results. You're one spirited gal. You rock baby. Take care.
At October 22, 2011 at 11:22 AM ,
Alexis Cochran, New Zealand said...
I meant the second part of my previous comment for Chess queen Alexandra Kosteniuk
At October 22, 2011 at 11:27 AM ,
Sebastian Wolff, NY said...
Just read your tweet Chess Queen. Come on, don't be silly. Ok you didn't win the tournament but big deal. You don't really have anything left to prove. Let's take this on face value. Look at all the valuable things you do for chess. All the amazing things. There is a law of averages. You've been to the top and you would go right back again. Take it easy dear. My daughters idolize you.
At October 22, 2011 at 11:30 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Way to go Alexandra.
At October 22, 2011 at 12:38 PM ,
Sainath, Colombo said...
I liked your games very much Ms Kosteniuk. No one in their right mind would go by the results. I like how you play. Soon you would be back to winning events. The improvement in play by chinese players is interesting to note.
At October 22, 2011 at 1:43 PM ,
Symeon, Athens said...
Bring the wine, the girls of the chess world shine. THere should be more girls' tournaments. They're more fun more unpredictable - i always feel so. best wishes for the future to Alexandra Kosteniuk. I personally find her a very innovative lady who brought great visibility to the sport of chess and became world champion. I am really not sure about what a particular time period of certain performance means anything or not. My best wishes. Always. Also. My congratulations to Xue for her excellent form.
At October 22, 2011 at 2:29 PM ,
TSH said...
Go Sasha Go. Your awesomeness is Yours alone. Love you.
At October 22, 2011 at 2:32 PM ,
Elohim Andromedais said...
Chess Queen your inner strength shines through.
At October 23, 2011 at 9:23 AM ,
ST, Pune, India said...
You play killer games when in form Chess Queen. That's why have always loved to follow your games. Have fun.
At October 23, 2011 at 9:23 AM ,
Brenda Kroll, Berlin said...
You are an inspiration Alexandra. Don't you worry.
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