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Une joueuse au-dessus des autres. Judit Polgár est la meilleure joueuse mondiale de la fin du XXe siècle et est généralement considérée comme la meilleure joueuse de tous les temps 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 .
Judit Polgár (born 23 July 1976) is a Hungarian chess grandmaster, widely regarded as the strongest female chess player of all time. In 1991, Polgár achieved the title of Grandmaster at the age of 15 years and 4 months, at the time the youngest to have done so, breaking the record previously held by former world champion Bobby ...
For decades, my biography consisted almost entirely of my achievements in chess. At the age of 9, I won my first international tournament in New York. This became a cover story in The New York Times. I was 11 when I defeated a grandmaster for the first time in my life (in Brussels).
- Hungary
- July 23, 1976
- Budapest
- Youth and Early Career
- The Youngest Grandmaster Ever
- The Greatest Female Player of All Time
- Defeating Kasparov
- Returns to Competition
- Legacy
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At the age of nine, Polgar won her first international chess tournament. But her journey in chess started much earlier when Judit, along with her sisters Susan Polgar(a GM) and Sofia Polgar (an IM) were involved in an educational research project. “Based on educational studies, our parents decided that their children’s lives and careers would be a ...
In 1991, Polgar won the Hungarian National Championship and received the grandmaster title at the age of 15 years and five months. It beat Bobby Fischer’s record (now held by Abhimanyu Mishra) by a month. Polgar had several impressive performances in her early career as a GM. In 1992, she tied with GM Vladimir Epishin for second behind Anatoly Karp...
In early 1997, Polgar played in the 14th Annual Linares Super Tournament, finishing fifth in a field of 12 strong GMs. Half of the field was rated at least 2700 and Polgar was the second-lowest rated player. Yet, she played well, finishing with 6/11 points in fifth place. Polgar placed ahead of two of the four top-rated players, Vishwanathan Anand ...
Early in 2002, Polgar won an international event in Benidorm, Spain. She tied current FIDE World Champion Ruslan Ponomariov and then beat him in tiebreaks, winning the final blitz game in spectacular fashion. The tournament included other big names like Sergey Karjakinand Anatoly Karpov. But the highlight of this period was later in 2002 when, in i...
Polgar took some time off in 2004 and again in 2006 to give birth to her son and daughter. She sometimes struggled to regain her previous form, but consistently demonstrated what she was capable of during this period of her career. For instance, during Wijk aan Zee in 2005, Polgar shared 4th place with Alexander Grischuk, Michael Adamsand Vladimir ...
To many people Polgar’s legacy is quite simple—she’s the best woman to every play the game of chess. But what she had done for chess and what she continues to do for chess is much greater than that. Polgar has broken down misconceptions surrounding women not being able to compete with men in chess. Plus, her aggressive, tactical style at the board ...
Learn about Judit Polgar, the greatest female chess player of all time, who beat many world champions and became the youngest grandmaster ever. Explore her career highlights, achievements, and legacy in this comprehensive profile.
Découvrez le parcours exceptionnel de Judit Polgar, qui a battu des champions du monde comme Kasparov et Carlsen, et qui a détenu le record de précocité et de classement féminin. Retrouvez ses exploits, ses parties, ses photos et son héritage sur Chess.com.
7 déc. 2020 · Découvrez le parcours exceptionnel de Judit Polgár, la première femme à battre Garry Kasparov et à intégrer l'élite mondiale des échecs. Née en Hongrie, elle a féminisé et bouleversé la discipline avec son talent, son entraînement et son courage.
En 1967, Lázsló Polgár, jeune Juif hongrois dont une partie de la famille a été décimée dans les camps, décide de prendre épouse. Mais, plus que le grand amour, ce que l'enseignant et...
