Judit Polgar to retire from competitive chess

It came pretty much out of the blue: the most successful, easily the strongest female chess player in the history of the game today announced her retirement in the London Times. Judit, who at one stage was number eight among all chess players in the world, is 38 and has two children. She is also working intensely on chess for children. We look back at <a href="[Post:view_link]">a remarkable career.</a>

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Bill Wall Chess Page on X: Judit Polgar was appointed Honorary FIDE Vice-President according to FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich. In 2005, she was rated 2735, 8th in the world. She retired from competitive chess in 2014. She will focus her efforts on

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