Descrição
They are known as the ‘post-Carlsen generation’: young players not so dependent on computers, not obsessed with the opening theory, looking for much more practical and aggressive play. They are Wesley So, Berbatov, Nyzhnyk – and Richárd Rapport of Hungary, who became a grandmaster at thirteen and who has now launched a professional career. <a href="[Post:view_link]">Indepth portrait of a young professional.</a>
FIDE chess championships and tournaments
Rapport's “leap of faith” wins Belgrade Grand Prix
Belgrade GP 3: Rapport beats and catches Vidit
When is the FIDE Chess World Cup and what is the prize fund?
Magnus Carlsen Favored To Win 'Strongest Field Ever' In Tata Steel
China's Ding Liren Wins Dramatic World Chess Championship
Richard Rapport: the sky's the limit
Aronian and Nakamura are the first FIDE Grand Prix semifinalists
Rapport To Switch Federations To Romania; Hungarian Federation
Richard Rapport: 'Helping a contender at World Chess Championship
Gothamchess contributes €5,000, Richard Rapport €1,000 for this
Richárd Rapport: gladiator at the chessboard - NSO
10 Questions to Grandmaster Richard Rapport
Wesley So Reaches 47 Game Undefeated Streak at Tata Steel
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