comparemela.com

By winning game 4 of the rapid tiebreakers — after three draws — Ding Liren became the 17th undisputed world chess champion! Ian Nepomniachtchi seemed to have things under control in the deciding game, and even a bit of an advantage at times, but he overestimated his chances and allowed Ding to get a dangerous passer. Ding kept his nerves and converted his advantage brilliantly. | Photo: FIDE / Stev Bonhage

Related Keywords

Cuba ,Keres ,Komi ,Russia ,Indonesia ,United States ,Norway ,India ,China ,Indonesian ,Chinese ,Russian ,Soviet ,Norwegian ,Irene Sukandar ,Ju Wenjun ,Viswanathan Anand ,Daniil Dubov ,Stev Bonhage ,Ruslan Ponomariov ,Anna Shtourman ,Sagar Shah ,Fabiano Caruana ,Ian Nepomniachtchi ,Ian Nepomniacthchi ,Vladimir Kramnik ,Magnus Carlsen ,Ding Liren ,Union Russia ,Twitter ,Three Sundays ,Candidates Tournament ,World Chess Champion ,World Chess ,World Championship ,Richard Rapport ,Soviet Union ,Lei Tingjie ,Chessbase India ,Olimpiu Di Luppi ,Chess Championship ,

© 2025 Vimarsana

comparemela.com © 2020. All Rights Reserved.