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With Kamsky's victory over Topalov, he not only propels himself into the Top 15 FIDE live ratings, he also edges Nakamura into the Number 7 spot, just 2 points shy of being a top 5 player in the world. We are close to having two Americans in the Top 10; any ideas if that has ever happened before (Seriwan and Kamsky, for example?)
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3 comments:
May 1974, Fischer was #1 and Kavalek was #10.
http://www.olimpbase.org/Elo/Elo197405e.html
Cool! Never would have guessed that one.
Wow, Matt, that surprised me, too. Go, Lubosh! (Or is that, "Went, Lubosh!")
;-)
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