Life After Death Proved by Chess Match?

The most unusual chess match ever played between a deceased Grandmaster and the living №2-ranked player in the world provides solid evidence that people survive death to live on in the Afterlife

One of the most rigorous proofs that people survive death and live on in an Afterlife is provided by a chess match played at the game’s highest levels. Two world-ranked Chess Grandmasters played the single game over seven years and eight months — the longest-ever championship-level chess match.

One player was alive. His opponent was dead.

The Living Player: Victor Korchnoi

Victor Korchnoi. Public Domain photo.

A Russian born in the Soviet Union in 1931, he later defected and became a citizen of Switzerland. One of the greatest players of all time, Korchnoi never won a World Championship, although he did win the Senior World Chess Championship. He was rated the №2 player in the world in the 1980s. Korchnoi died in 2016.

The Deceased Player: Géza Maróczy