FIDE Candidates 2024 FINAL RD: Can Gukesh Be The Youngest Winner? Or Will Hikaru, Ian, Fabiano Win?

The FIDE Candidates is the biggest classical chess tournament of the year! Hikaru, Pragg, Caruana, Nepomniachtchi, and more will fight in a double round-robin for the right to challenge Ding Liren in the 2024 World Chess Championship, and for their share of the €500,000 prize fund.
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[@fujiapple9675]

Incredibly sad for Fabi, but could not be more impressed with Gukesh who simply exudes strength and composure at the chess board far beyond his years. Bravo! Happy for all the people of India! 🇮🇳

[@compositeur8455]

I hope Fabi recovers imagine how painful it is.

[@fujiapple9675]

@@compositeur8455 painful to win the Candidates in 2018 in his prime, drawing Magnus 12 times in classical chess. Then go into the 2020 candidates and unleash perhaps the best preparation against MVL the chess world has ever seen, yet lose in a critical game with White against Anish, who doesn't win anyway. Fast forward to 2022 and Magnus throws a stupid and unnecessary rench in everyone's strategy by never making a definitive statement about whether he would defend his WC title. After rounds 3, 4, and 5, Fabiano was in *clear second place* but rather than stabilize and get 2nd instead of Ding or Hikaru, he overpresses and loses games because in his mind, 2nd place is not in contention. And who can blame him. And *this* candidates just added insult to injury with Fabi always in contention, with each round's results yielding all my fellow Fabi fans enough false hope throughout for the prospects of "World Champion Fabiano Caruana" only to earn a colossal heartbreak in Fabi's final game with Ian, where he was completely winning in 4-5 different sequences only for Ian to brilliantly find the only move that draws in typical fashion.

[@wynoglia]

I feel the same

[@proman84]

Respect to Ian. He went the whole event without being defeated and found incredible moves with black.

[@DDHDTV]

It's insane.. hasn't lost a game in 3 candidates EDIT: He lost one game against MVL

[@indianfan1029]

He did lose a couple of games. I heard in the commentary. He lost to ding and lagrave. But he has been just phenomenal in this tournament. Its just a case of Gukesh scoring sky high, if you take into consideration that loss vs Firouzja, he could have finished with 10/13 in such a field

[@proman84]

@@indianfan1029 That's true. He hadn't lost any games in the last two.

[@navd1488]

Well, but he should have been a bit aggressive and tried to go for wins

[@rohitashmishra6761]

​@@DDHDTVhe is the new Anish.

[@tanayvw]

Gukesh wins the Candidates and becomes the youngest ever to do so.. History is written today! Remember the date, 22nd of April 2024.🇮🇳❤

[@figure8analogy677]

To all those who are causing suffering in this world, directly or indirectly: Heed your dreams at night, those nightmares that you most assuredly are having are imploring you to change -before it’s too late… The quality of our dreams is both a reflection of our thoughts and actions as well as a general foreshadowing of the fate of our souls in the next life...A nightly, temporary karma that beckons us to change - for the good - so as to avoid a more permanent karma❤️‍🔥 Beauty(🌷)+Complexity(🌎) =Intent(❤️) The Figure 8 Analogy: An analogy on life, death, the dream-state and the symbolism intertwined within the human experience. We human beings are not traveling in the abstract motion of a straight line towards death (for instance, the numerical straight line of say 1-89). Instead, we are moving in the motion of a figure 8. The Figure 8 is a natural repeating pattern that is divided into two halves and is thus the perfect symbol to represent the human life cycle and our two primary states of existence that we are continuously moving in and out of -the Awake state and the Dream state. When we awake from sleep we come full circle to when we fall back asleep (represented by the bottom half of the figure 8 )and when we go into the dream state we come full circle to when we awake from the dream state (represented by the top half of the figure 8 ). Upon death; the figure 8 of life untwines, but it’s not the body untwining from the mind that this analogy represents. It's two states of mind untwining to form a larger state of mind (8-0)… Because the awake state is really a state -of mind with our body's physical reality "consciously" intertwined, and the dream-state is also a state of mind with our body's physical reality "subconsciously" intertwined. Therefore; upon death, these two states of mind untwine to form a “larger” state of mind. A state that has all the potentialities of the dream-world (flying, telepathy, psychokinesis, etc) combined with all the actualities of the awake world(nature, form, bonds, etc). This I refer to as the transitional analogy. While conceiving The Figure 8 Analogy, I realized life and death must be perceived -from one point of view- as seperate entities(the transitional analogy(8-0), but must also be perceived -from another point of view- as inseparable entities(the symbolic analogy👇), both of which are ultimately linked by the dream-state. The “Symbolic Analogy” consists of the untwined figure 8 of life/the “circle of death” ( O ) abstractly overlapping the ‘circle of life’ (Earth(🌎)with the overlapping area representing the dreamstate-like the common area in a Venn Diagram-and implies that the dream state is just as much a part of life as is of death (by which explains precognitive dreams, prodromal dreams, "visitations" by deceased relatives, etc) for the dream-state has a foothold in the afterlife; and is based on the premise that “while our body sleeps our dream state symbolically represents the state that awaits upon our body's ultimate rest.” In other words, while we are lying down and sleeping/dreaming, this natural process symbolizes where we go when we're ultimately lying down/dead -to a place like our dream-state...A state "of mind” with our body's physical form+Earthly bonds eternally engrained and intertwined. ✋🏼👁️~8~👁️🤚🏿

[@Anondrops]

I was here

[@obtusenesss]

I was here to witness

[@divyanshpatel9904]

I was also here 🎉🎉

[@Sanath_Jois]

I was here to see this happening

[@stanny159]

The history has been made, the youngest winner 🏆 of candidates. Gukesh D

[@haroldcruz8550]

Doesn't matter, Ding is going to crush Gukesh like a bug

[@steelsteez6118]

​​@@haroldcruz8550doubt it....ding is not in form at all...he was getting crushed by 2500s in previous tournament..if he can barely handle 2500s imagine Gukesh? Lol

[@meriaunty]

​​​@@haroldcruz8550 Ding was never the champion though, he never played magnus, I doubt his mental illness too

[@_Infocars]

​@@haroldcruz8550 Ding is not magnus bro calm down 😂

[@paratha8087]

@@haroldcruz8550you are a little bug with no self respect after seeing all these games you still hoping for ding to )”(crush ) gukesh what a noob mind set after all everyone knows liren is not in form and gukesh is in his best 😂 you noob bitxh

[@GK-rl5du]

1:29:30 "Gukesh just made a move that I absolutely hate..." 1:40:30 "I love what Gukesh..." Magnus from hating to liking Gukesh's position in 10 mins 😃

[@srividyavenkat3108]

For real dude

[@saurabhnene7535]

Magnus underestimating Gukesh time and again!

[@akshatsingh7369]

He hates coz that's a drawish position and Magnus hates draws

[@sandeep5043]

Two different positions, two diff moves... Two different opinions

[@medicineflies]

@@sandeep5043 exactly lol, magnus is analyzing the games and commenting on it, hes not throwing around words and trying to create controversy or anything like that

[@user-cf5tx6fk7q]

Индия заслужила иметь самого молодого чемпион мира по шахматам🎉 с любовью из России!🇷🇺❤🇮🇳

[@ultronic_004]

🇮🇳🇷🇺 forever together.. thanks buddy

[@SeshiAthukam]

​@@ultronic_004 don't thank them. no need to thank these russians.

[@user-jg9sg2qc7y]

Индия заслуживает статуса подстилки США

[@aryanjais2501]

What a historical day to witness for India!!!!!! Gukesh Dommaraju, a 17 year old boy wins the Candidates in a Heroic way against one of the world's finest players. What a day!!!!!! Match dekh ke bhut maza aaya, kya hi thrill tha dono game me specially fabi vs nepo wala Simply Amazing, mind-blowing 🎉🎉

[@haroldcruz8550]

Only to be crushed by Ding

[@pranavsingh1596]

@@haroldcruz8550 see you after the wc match xD

[@haroldcruz8550]

@@pranavsingh1596 As long as Indians learn to take an L against a Chinese

[@paratha8087]

@@haroldcruz8550 bitxh we will see there dumbas

[@paratha8087]

We will see dumbas bitxh

[@stevemuzira9155]

Give credit where credit is due. Nepo is one of the best defensive players of all time. So many grandmasters would have lost with the positions he had in this game

[@prateekc7804]

Give credit to fabi also

[@Chelo._.]

Respect Nepo and Caruana🎉 Insane game

[@plop_plop_plop]

@@prateekc7804 Credits to Fabi for not able to win from a winning position. 😀

[@ginger0403]

​@@plop_plop_plop I'm sorry, what's your classical elo?

[@Jimmy19382]

@@plop_plop_plop you have 3 digit elo

[@jonasbritto]

OH MY GOD.. this is like 17Yr old Messi winning the cup for Barcelona!! What a day for India..❤🎉 to this brilliant kid!! A star is made !

[@sankalpsahu3385]

Soon vs the world champion. He would shake hands with Paradise 🤞🤞

[@fguimetgvchbdnct]

dont compare goat of footbaal and that indian sh.t

[@anshxxx583]

Sad for FabianoCaruana 😢 Bro he just missed It was so difficult 😭 4 Candidates 1 world championship 3 Time US Champion 2850+ max rating Still 💔

[@user-SkmBeats]

its all karma.

[@georgeray649]

Runner up of the world championship.

[@boggartblue2574]

​@@user-SkmBeatsKarma for what? What did he do?

[@fernandoja7897]

If he qualifies for the next candidate tournament he would be around 35 years old. Did he miss his last chance to be champion? Sad

[@truth1549]

@@user-SkmBeats ????which karma r u talkin abt dude

[@tiwariabhinay868]

Gukesh❤ ,,, u are our pride,,,, india is proud of dear guki,,, take care of your health, hope shree krishna ji give u more blessing 🕉❤❤. Take care guki,,,, he did all his best in this

[@NicolaeCobzaru]

I've been following top level chess since Magnus became World Champion in 2013, his match against Vishy captivated me. This is one of the most painful losses in a game that I have seen in those years. After the game, Ian told Fabi "I'm really sorry", and Fabi replied, chuckling "My fault". Truly a painful moment. I wanted Fabi to win cause he's not that young anymore, and he really deserves another shot at the crown, being number 2 in the world for so long, but chess is a brutal game that doesn't care about anything, except for good moves on the chessboard.

[@fan4every1lol89]

Crazy how the favored 3 veterans end up tying at 2nd. Wild tournament

[@kjohn5224]

Gukesh would be way ahead if it wasn’t for that hiccup against Alireza

[@SupratimBarman2007]

I don't care if Gukesh wins the championship or not, my prediction is that Gukesh will win atleast 2 championships till 2030, Mark my words, I woke up the whole night to see this very moment, we surely witnessed history!

[@zugzwang7088]

My prediction is that if Gukesh becomes the world champion, he will awaken the Beast from its slumber next candidates.

[@Yourmamaspapa]

If a new generation world champion comes then all gone for 25 + years old , they will not have a chance it's all for a new generation

[@zugzwang7088]

@@Yourmamaspapa can't count out Magnus yet. He might return considering he said he would've played the previous championship if Alireza won the candidates. Now, it is Gukesh

[@Anomander5622]

@@zugzwang7088 He was very impressed by ALireza and Alireza had crossed 2800. It seemed to everyone that Alireza is the next magnus. But Alireza lost focus. Magnus doesn't think that highly of Gukesh. Even yesterday in a live stream he said that Gukesh is not ready to be the world champion. Maybe he wants to see more from Gukesh to consider him as his possible rival

[@Naoki-ge5xp]

​​@@Anomander5622 Alireza chose the Guccireza route instead of furthering his chess beyond 2800.

[@OG-Gangstaa]

Congratulations Gukesh🎉 Such an inspiring win!! Huge motivation for all young lads to dream big and achieve their dreams. Such a Class act, so much humility, composure and maturity at such an young age. Truly a Champ!!! Lets Go Guki!! The cup is waiting for you 🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇🥇

[@HagarTopeka1]

I liked Naroditsky's insight and courtesy with his fellow commentators. I'd like to see him in the "host" role with Hess and other guests some time in the future. Thanks for the stream!

[@usathomeintheworld677]

1:09:10 Magnus joins commentary team 2:06:45 Magnus leaves commentary team

[@poonampawar7530]

6:12:40 The Moment Gukesh Created History

[@ultronic_004]

Gukesh the 17 years old🔥

[@lmj5994]

Fabi versus Nepo, one of the most gripping games I have seen. Long may they both continue.

[@georgeray649]

Magnus is in shock.

[@mp8359]

Mangus giving others a chance to write their own histories.. Also pretty gracious and selfless of him.

[@VivekSingh-ts1ec]

​@@mp8359he is just lazy and scared of the candidates

[@Rupalroy-ft9wp]

@@VivekSingh-ts1ec bro he is a overpowered chess player you can't defeat him ...if he in this candidates this tournament is not be that interesting....

[@VivekSingh-ts1ec]

@@Rupalroy-ft9wp player like gukesh and pragg will be of magnus's calibre soon

[@chessdude880]

​@@Rupalroy-ft9wpthat's just an excuse. He has lost the interest in chess that's all.

[@DaevorTheDevoted]

Fabi-Ian was one hell of a game! I'm still in my feels from the emotional rollercoaster.

[@exhainca]

Hahaha. Nepo and Fabiano neutralized each other perfectly.

[@WeakCoder]

Wow! Congratulations Gukesh. What a performance and what an unexpected result. Hoping to see a world champion out of this rising star. Incredible tournament!🎉

[@a.a.2936]

@chess24 Wish you hadn't left the Twitch stream thumbnail showing who won. Couldn't watch it live in my timezone 😢

[@TheBigBanggggg]

@ 5:35:17 HESS vs. NARODITSKY 1 - 0 and CARUANA vs. NEPOMNIACHTCHI 1/2 - 1/2

[@coolcat23]

The Fabi Nepo game was the most exciting one I've ever seen. Too bad it ended in a draw and what a pity for Fabi who had found so many incredibly difficult moves under time pressure to not be able to eventually convert. Should he have taken more time on move 41?

[@rcdanger]

2:03:11 Magnus with extraordinary insight as to what’s happening between the boards

[@IceStationLatic]

Great commentary but did Danny really have to gatecrash the big finale after not featuring at all previously?! Who knows regarding other people's availability, of course, and maybe he had to step in... I hope that was the case. It was a shame not to have Leko or Polgar adding their elite-level GM skill both to the commentary and the discussions with Magnus. Danya is also excellent as the host.

[@lobsterboy8148]

I gotta believe that at least one of the elite GMs (Howell, Leko or Polgar) were available to commentate but Danny decided to insert himself just because he had the authority. It was kind of embarrassing. Pretty sure Magnus would’ve stuck around longer if Danny hadn’t been there

[@IceStationLatic]

@@lobsterboy8148 You're completely on my wavelength. The assumption might sadly be the case. It's some ego to see how amazing the others are, yet still put yourself in the hot seat just to be at the centre of the glory on the final day. He joked about just being there only to listen to GM insights whilst manning the analysis board and 'drawing pretty arrows' etc (slower and less smoothly than Hess or Danya would have done, I might add); so, if that was the case, why were you there then!!! He was clearly pumped to introduce Magnus but limited the airtime for the likes of Danya (and Leko, Polgar or Howell, had any of them been there in his place), who can discuss a game on his level whilst also being pretty good at asking excellent objective and journalistic questions that Carlsen respects.

[@ArederQ]

I was here 🎉 Gukesh is gonna become the World Champ!

[@atahanuz]

Nepo vs Caruana the most epic chess game of all time?

[@AJedits1015]

Gukesh the youngest winner of candidates history let's go📈

[@akshayktiwari311]

So happy for gukesh so so happy but sad for nepo he needed to finish his story so for fabi n nakamura

[@SreyasMalla]

History is written......he is freaking 17

[@keironlaifoo11]

I wish the games were analysed live without the engine or evaluation bar for help. Maybe then some of us can appreciate how great these players are

[@rhouknee]

Congratulations Gukesh!!

[@enlight419]

Will of D is real , actually luffy's real dream is to become king of chess and provide freedom so that everyone can play chess . Gukesh D is actually Luffy but with father who didn't went to buy milk . Jokes aside what are these Indian guys eating , I mean firstly pragg in world cup and now Luffy D Gukesh in Candidates . These guys are should above the rest of players from this generation . One hell of a performance , CONGRATULATIONS.

[@soumyajitsahu3972]

Love to see great players , respect and love for all of them .

[@chessdev5320]

Sensational Stuff By Gukesh

[@dhruv14112]

Gukesh proved magnus wrong gukesh done it ❤️ now we wait for championship 🏆

[@binhthai4531]

Carlsen dont save title is crazy smart. He give all another players hope to become World champion and make race to this title become interesting. Ding, Nakamura, Ian, Caruana and Gukesh have same level. Carlsen is another level

[@arceusyoda]

I wanted either Gukesh or Nepo to win the Candidates! And here we're! Nepo will bounceback again, hoping for Gukesh to Win the World Championship...

[@sreesub]

Woohoo. Congrats to the champ Gukesh. Great finish from Hikaru after his loss against Vidit and Fabi also finished strongly. The guy who let all the way till Game 12, did not win enough games in the end.

[@vishalbaliyan2673]

I was here Gukesh is the G

[@daruiraikage]

I was here too, been rooting for Gukesh since he didn't have a beard.

[@prashant2739]

I was here too

[@Anonymous-8080]

Top G

[@jaiprabhasharma1566]

Before those salty Americans cry in the comment section - lets celebrate Gukesh's victory guys... Biggest moment for India...well played hikaru Ian and fabi but Gukesh simply outplayed them ❤

[@anewfuture]

Nothing wrong with national pride. The USA has gone longer without a champion than India has. But, as an American, I didn't care about country of origin. I have been rooting for Gukesh from round 1.

[@rishabhsharma9581]

@@anewfuture thank you bro. candidates has been tough for them all. Happy for gukesh but felt sad for others as well . Hope they all have some rest now.

[@georgeray649]

Bro now they are hoping that poor Ding forfeits. Wow.

[@kk_612]

No need to mindless hate bro. Have some sportsmanship. All of the top four were so deserving of the win. It would have been just as disappointing if Gukesh had lost.

[@jaiprabhasharma1566]

​@@kk_612again you should've seen the racist and hateful comments of Americans on the live stream about Gukesh

[@WlyChess]

"Chess is an exciting game. Very often, when very close to winning or saving the game, famous grandmasters miss golden opportunities and totally fail." - Draw! The Art of the Half-Point. in Chess by Leonid Verkhovsky (foreword by Mikhail Tal) I hope Fabi can take some comfort from the fact that he is far from the only world-class grandmaster to suffer an epic fail. The man is in good company. gg to Gukesh, the D stands for Deserving. And well played to all of the candidates; warriors and legends all.

[@imviiku]

Unreal Day for Indian Chess 🔥🔥

[@ramkaranbishnoi9498]

Ramkaran here it's great to see the hole tournament. Watching Indian player playing at midnight here in India was great with samay amruta etc. hope gukesh win the world champion title ❤️❤️

[@redneckrevolt1]

What people don’t understand is chess is about squares and what pieces are them. Generalize the pawn movements and look at where your major pieces are.

[@digitalsparrow_8599]

What a candidates 🔥🔥

[@sudarshanachakra3.022]

Anybody have link to the final outro music as the commentators do the final wrap up ?thanks in advance

[@yash2614]

Congrats Gukesh! You have done a fantastic job!! Amazing feat!

[@kalpesh5338]

All three commentators look very sad😅

[@mp8359]

I thought Danya was going to shed a tear

[@rishabhshuklaa1]

Because Fabi was well deserved but he made a blunder and threw his chances. We shouldn't make fun of anyone

[@Anantsaharan]

Bro they would be..fabi hikaru lost

[@KoagZero]

3:18:08 what on earth was that?

[@tobiasobermayr501]

that a3 by fabi really came back to bite him omg what a game.

[@studytable2060]

1st Comment only for My Future World Champion Gukesh ❤❤❤❤

[@leole3244]

Ding has time to get back into form.

[@cheesepatrol2376]

Abasov is such a cool guy :) and oh yeah WHAT A TOURNAMENT

[@KuposhitGuy]

Hey when will Ding vs gukesh be held?

[@jskwwkdkek3830]

When will ding and gukesh play?

[@OG-Gangstaa]

"wIlL dO pOoRlY" lmao given the best response to such silly comments 😂

[@vamshitarun4399]

are u restarted ? magnus said he "will do poorly or great"

[@OG-Gangstaa]

@@vamshitarun4399 Ok mangnoos fanboi. Whatever you say

[@vamshitarun4399]

@@OG-Gangstaa niqqa i support gukesh as an indian. but he did say it, dont assume everything

[@atulyaroy8962]

​​@@OG-Gangstaa well

[@manangupta3780]

yo finally gukesh won fide candidate

[@hylens5111]

The Naroditsky analysis was brilliant.

[@gigagamingacademy]

@GMNARODITSKY When the only outcome of value is winning, there is no victory in holding. We saw Hikaru "swindle" Gukesh simply by asking him if he wanted a draw (Qb5). You have an eval bar- they have cortisol.

[@123fulRahul]

Please someone explain at 5:29:50 why is qb2 not the best move instead of ka7. With qb2 its a win for black right?

[@OG-Gangstaa]

Witnessed History being made right in front of my own 2 eyes! Blessed to be here and to be able to witness such a thrilling feat! Goat Guki!

[@rahuldhanekar2303]

i was watching this live 🥂 games to remember for life

[@gregpev]

How about letting us hear Fabi and Ian talking after their match?!?!

[@Sarojmaurya-sj3nw]

Historical match ❤❤

[@A_Wisdom]

Lfg. Gukesh you are a superstar 😭🎉❤️ India on Top 🇮🇳

[@aniketmodi533]

Danny laughing at Qh9 is the moment of the day!

[@shreeguroshreshti1460]

Please give the link to the Google form

[@Marveats]

Really wish the commentators had just stayed quiet after the Fabi Ian draw. Such unnecessary dialogue, I just wanted to hear them talk

[@user-mf5so1ds8s]

amazing commentary

[@nuagor]

Poor Fabi; he came so close but just fumbled multiple times at the finish line. Ian's Candidates luck would not let Fabi cash in, but it also wasn't enough to carry him either this time. Gukesh had his chance with the 13th round to pull ahead and took full advantage; then played a masterful game against Hikaru today.

[@shank_love]

Congratulations Gukesh ❤

[@advancegamer8599]

Congrats Gukesh 🎉🎉.

[@saikiransomireddy7522]

Congratulations Gukesh

[@yoyogummy]

I was here congrats Gukesh!!!

[@PhOeNiXCrEw93]

Very sad for Ian. This would have been his third Candidates win, setting a new record, and possibly beating Ding after that heartbreaking loss at the previous WCC. Ultimately, it was drawing Abasov instead of winning that did him in. Who would've thought. Congratulations to Gukesh, but I will be rooting for Ding.

[@ArnavSingh-rg7bi]

Why ding though?? Gukesh has played incredibly well.

[@AmanKumar-wh8tk]

In that case, be ready for another heartbroken disappointment coz the G is going to demolish Ding at the end of the year.

[@TANuclear]

@@ArnavSingh-rg7biBecause no one but fellow dalits and jeets will root for such an individual

[@prateekc7804]

​@@TANuclearstop Castisum

[@PhOeNiXCrEw93]

@@ArnavSingh-rg7bi Gukesh played well, but the majority if his points came from farming Abasov and pushing against a trainwrecked Alireza. He played strategic by avoiding the "big 3", felt a bit like he found a shortcut. I don't fault him for it, evidently it works, but Hikaru demonstrated more fearlessness while Ian demonstrated more resilience, making them both more deserving of the spot in my eyes. Abasov was the wild card of the entire tourney. It is what it is. I hope Ding regains the form he showed in his last game against Ian.

[@ShoaibHassan-vo1ku]

That h4 by ian need to have a different category for Super dooper Brilliancy

[@tsjawesome6289]

Ian will look back at his games against Abasov as where the tournament slipped away from him. Failing to beat him in either game, including being the only one to fail to win against him with white.

[@SPS7777]

Memorable one. ❤️

[@unnatistsw6950]

2:03:18 magnus appreciating gukesh

[@alokjha9188]

Congratulations Gukesh!!! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@kumarnkvc]

5:42:37 Commentator almost died!!😂

[@kenttomulto5241]

Congratulations ❤❤❤ and All of Indian players, like ur Super Master Visszzy

[@atcryan4321]

1:11:12 The best chess player ever (arguably) saying "but, what do I know"

[@somakun1806]

Congrats to Gukesh

[@MegaFisgon]

When is Gukesh vs Din ?

[@ayushkumarjha9921]

Let's go Gukesh ❤

[@edwardolvera5280]

Why Caruana never played Rd2??

[@prathameshsahasrabuddhe8544]

Happy for Gukesh, but WHAT A TOURNAMENT THIS HAS BEEN. Ohh mann, GUKESH, IAN, FABI, HIKARU, TAKE A BOW. What a show they have put on for us

[@humanfrommars882]

gukesh looks like gigachad if he didnt have the muscles

[@Pinkchocochip]

Gukesh🇮🇳❤️

[@JusticeKnight]

can any1 explain why ian doesnt want to promote that H2 pawn?

[@mrityunjaykumar4202]

let me tell everyone when magnus played candidates he was tied with kramnik in the last round now old age is bad for tiebreaks..so if that was deserving for magnus this is deserving for gukesh

[@sum7136]

Well said.

[@linuxbasic3399]

there were no tiebreaks playoff... it was most wins by magnus that got him into championship...

[@woooooooow1038]

Is there any ti breaks for the 2-3-4 ?

[@mohammadzuiater486]

No

[@badboyop007]

It will .if ding refused to play

[@mohammadzuiater486]

Thats unlikely to Happen

[@georgeray649]

Not a chance.

[@Devrish04848]

​@@badboyop007 and is there no.3 standing like winner and runnerup and no.3 in chess championship

[@25yearsand]

good going gukesh!!! CUP coming home soon

[@vn2100bc]

Wtf is Danny Rensch on the broadcast? Unwatchable!

[@VivekTiwari03]

Well done Guki boi. You did well.