I was born 15th november 1961. I learned the move at very early age. I started go to a club when I was 14. First 3 years I made great improvment. At age of I became master of Hungary, and took 11th place at world junior championship under twenty. After finishing the secondary school I decided to  became a professional player. 
1980 Dortmund world junior championship I finished 9th. I was close get a medal but I lost Short. Last round I agreed a draw with Kasparov, having a pawn advantage. I became an international master in 1982. After that my results slowed down. 
1984 I won the Hungarian Open chmpionship. I won several low category tournaments.  
I was many times close to make a GM norm, but spoiled every time.  
I was 6 times a member of the national champion team. I played all great Hungarian player except Judit Polgar. I played Portisch, Szabo, Ribli, Sax, Pinter, Almasi, Leko. I was lucky to play many world class players like Kasparov, Tal, Anand, Ivanchuk, Gelfand, Short, Yusupov, Dolmatov, Elhvest. I had minus score of course, but the battles were not one sided.  
I the eighties I was many years training partner of Zsuzsa Polgar. 
In 1989 autumm I started  to give chesslessons. My very first pupil was the 10 years old Peter Leko. I estimate his level was 1900. 
First 3 years we worked 6 hours a day 180-200 days a year. 
In 93 we trained him somewhat less, as he had worked with other players as well. 
We stopped 1993 october, by that time he had 2 grandmaster norms and 2555 Elo. Three months later he broke the record of the youngest ever grandmaster. The record was held by Judit Polgar and the legendary Bobby Fischer.
According to Leko, I had decisive effect on his chess. Two and half years ago we started to work together again.  
We work less, as he has other trainers. Ever since he broke the 2700 level at age of 20 (Kramnik is the only other player to equal this.) He broke into the top ten of the world. I was one of his second during his match against Khalifman.  
In 1994 I trained half a Sofia Polgar. She increased her Elo 70 points.  
She took a silver medal at world junior championship for boys under 20. 
No women player ever achieved it, never a Hungarian player did better than this. Little bit after we stopped working, she made 12,5 points out 14 on board two at the Moscow Olympiad. My third GM pupil is Zoltan Gyimesi, his best result was the bronze medal world championship under 20. He won few games agains players in the top ten.
I trained from 1991 to 2000, we started training when he was 14. 
Last few years I trained women GM Ildiko Madl. She made decent score when she recently played for Hungary. In Batumi European Championship on board 1 she made 6,5 out of nine.  
Monika Grabics won Hungarian women championship, she also made a 2540 performance beating grandmasters, among others, Sax was her victim.  
My pupils have 7 medals in world junior championships, Tejas Bakre from India won the Asian under 20.  
I had many pupils who are international masters.  
My pupils usually are good at openings. For example Leko beat twice Topalov with my novelty. My pupils are good at endgames as well.  
Leko won his match against Fide world champion Khalifman by the big margin of 4,5:1,5, because he played clearly better the endgames.

I am married, I have 3 sons.  
I speak English, Russian and German fluently. I like to read. I like to play tennis. I play tennis tournaments, my best ranking was 148th in Hungary. I won silver medal at Hungarian championship over 35.

I am a peacefull person, who causes no trouble.