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Insight: Gukesh D’s Genius—Lessons from His World Championship Win #TheWorldChessShow Episode 1 – ChessTerra.com

Insight: Gukesh D’s Genius—Lessons from His World Championship Win #TheWorldChessShow Episode 1

March 14, 2025 NHaselton Uncategorized

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The 2024 World Chess Championship was one for the history books. An 18-year-old prodigy, Gukesh D, faced defending champion Ding Liren in a battle that had the entire chess world on edge. Could the young challenger from India defy the odds and become the youngest World Champion ever?

ChessBase India’s Sagar Shah @ChessBaseIndiachannel breaks down the dramatic moments of this historic match. From early doubts to a shocking blunder, we take you inside the unforgettable journey that led to Gukesh’s triumph.

🔹 How did the 18-year-old sensation secure victory?
🔹 What happened in Game 14 that changed everything?
🔹 The moment of realization—the move that sealed Gukesh’s fate.

A 99.73% chance of a draw… until one move changed it all. Watch as Gukesh D makes history, proving that belief, resilience, and a single moment can define a champion.

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