FIDE slams claims of Liren losing World Chess Championship match to Gukesh on purpose: 'Every sportsman makes mistakes'
FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich has rubbished claims that China’s Ding Liren lost the 2024 World Chess Championship match to India’s D Gukesh on purpose. He also congratulated both the players for putting up a good show.
Why Ding Liren, reluctant ex-world champion of chess, needs appreciation for his grace and courage under fire
After his game 13 draw in Singapore, when asked if he would retire if Gukesh won, Ding Liren had said: “I think I will continue my career. Maybe just play lesser tournaments. Instead I will play more rapid and blitz than classical.
As the Chess community, not just in India but across the world is celebrating its youngest World Champion -- 19-year-old D ...
The blunder Ding Liren made during the 14th game was too silly for a player of his class, Russian Chess Federation president ...
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