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Khismatullin

“Topalov won the game in the best traditions of Bareev’s favourite chess player”

By mishanp on February 21, 2010

Grischuk’s second at Linares, Khismatullin, made this cryptic comment at the end of his description of Grischuk’s loss to Topalov.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Bareev, Grischuk, Kasparov, Khismatullin, Linares, Ljuboevic, Topalov | Leave a response

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