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Message: [QUOTE="wavetune, post: 6430104, member: 490815"] If we draw a parallel with chess, then only once did one of the Polgar sisters, Judith Polgar, get into the top ten of the Fide list, scoring 2,735 points in the FIDE rating. "I have said in the past that there is real chess and women's chess. Some people don't like to hear this, but chess doesn't suit women properly. It's a struggle, you know? A big fight. It's not for women. Sorry. She's helpless if she's playing against a man. I think this is a very simple logic. This is the logic of a fighter, a professional fighter. Women are weaker than fighters." Garry Kasparov. another opinion "I think there should be no difference between men's and women's chess. In my opinion, chess is the only sport where their abilities and strengths are equal. Only women play in their tournaments, but if they play against men and work too hard, everything will be possible. Let's remember." Judith Polgar. [/QUOTE]