Alexander Morozevich: most imaginative player of our time

By master

Not only can the Russian GM, who has been enthralling chess fans for over a
decade now, defeat anyone – he can do it playing practically anything:
the Chigorin, the Albin, 3…Be7 in the French, the King’s Gambit, the Evans
Gambit… In his Wednesday night Playchess
lecture Dennis Monokroussos shows us a game in which Vladimir Kramnik fell victim
to "Moro’s" brutal attacking play.

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