Post-match analysis.

I really hope that Shamys won't consider all of this some kind of performance aimed at offending him. Up to a certain point, many believed that they were playing well (I think I wasn't the only one with that impression). Later, it turned out that they were wrong (to put it mildly), and it's possible to learn to play even better. However, only a player who is willing to learn more, accept criticism, and eliminate shortcomings will progress in their understanding of the game, rather than getting offended when someone points out their weaknesses.