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Biel 2011

Morozevich: "The Higher League wasn’t in my plans"

Morozevich: “The Higher League wasn’t in my plans”

By mishanp on June 30, 2011

Alexander Morozevich’s victory in the Russian Higher League was a rare treat for his legion of fans, and all the more remarkable as in an interview afterwards he revealed it was a last-minute decision to take part. The enigmatic grandmaster talked about whether this marked a return to chess.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Biel 2011, Higher League, Morozevich, Russian Superfinal | 5 Responses

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