It always makes me sad to hear about someone who (for lack of a better way to put it) died before his time. I wish I could have known the fellow. I sincerely hope there is a friendly afterlife...maybe he is there, smiling at the ones he left behind. RIP.
Rest in Peace...
Great post very inspiring
Bro really?? No way I love him its my favorite chess player how i am not knowing his death ... very inspiring you are in my heart Karen Asrian :*(
I played Karen in 1997. It was last game in some Moscow tournament. He had 8 out of 8, I had 6,5. I played with white pieces and I wanted a draw to take 2nd place. I knew it was going to be Caro kann, and I happened to predict the position until 15's move or so. I prepared well, and played well. Many times later I analyzed this game and found only 1 mistake, in rook endgame, and that was enough for him to win.
great respect to your loving and respectful character!!!
Some days ago I read about the sad story of GM Lembit Oll and today this one... I think we need more people like Oll and Asrian to go on living and being an example for us, it's sad to see that Life has another point of view... RIP
@Google_Was_my_idea_2 said in #3:
> Is he dead ?
> (And if he is dead how ?)
Did you not read the title?
> Is he dead ?
> (And if he is dead how ?)
Did you not read the title?
Rip Karen
@Google_Was_my_idea_2 said in #3:
> Is he dead ?
> (And if he is dead how ?)
Bro, it is safe to say that your speed reading skills are not up to the mark. Slow down a bit and watch your life change fabulously !
> Is he dead ?
> (And if he is dead how ?)
Bro, it is safe to say that your speed reading skills are not up to the mark. Slow down a bit and watch your life change fabulously !