Hou Yifan Interview: 'Competing With Top Males Is Talent And Opportunity' - Chess.com
Hou Yifan, the youngest women’s world champion in history, tells David Cox about her journey to become one of the strongest female players of all time. Find out her thoughts on a "battle of the sexes" match against Magnus Carlsen, and why she’s determined to combine her ambition to crack the 2700 rating...
Hou Yifan. Photo: Maria Emelianova / Chess.com. Hou Yifan Interview: 'Competing With Top Males Is Talent And Opportunity' DavidC2 Updated: Sep 28, 2019, 12:12 AM | 294 | Chess Players Hou Yifan , the youngest women's world champion in history, tells David Cox about her journey to become one of the strongest female players of all time. Find out her thoughts on a "battle of the sexes" match against Magnus Carlsen , and why she's determined to combine her ambition to crack the 2700 rating barrier with her academic pursuits Since the official FIDE rating list was first published in July
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