Nepo RAGES and Ding Gets EMOTIONAL After Winning World Chess Championship 2023!!🏆

#dingliren #iannepomniachtchi #worldchesschampionship
THANKS FOR WATCHING!!!
Video Credits to ‪@chess‬ ‪@chesscomcommunity‬
Ian Nepo and Ding both played miraculously In this tournament!! With a score of 7-7 the Classical Matches were tied up!!
and going into the tiebreak it was anyone's game
As the Rules stated it was first to 2.5 pts!
after 3 games the score was 1.5-1.5 and Ding gets the W by winning Game 4 🔥!!
And he becomes the First Chinese World Chess Champion!!🏆♟️
~ The Chess Brainiac

[@thechessbrainiac]

Ian Nepo and Ding both played miraculously In this tournament!! With a score of 7-7 the Classical Matches were tied up!! and going into the tiebreak it was anyone's game As the Rules stated it was first to 2.5 pts! after 3 games the score was 1.5-1.5 and Ding gets the W by winning Game 4 🔥!! And he becomes the First Chinese World Chess Champion!!🏆♟️ ~ The Chess Brainiac

[@slink66]

They did not played miraculously all along the match , though

[@itssliver]

Try fixing your title. He didn't rage, not even a little.

[@LOL-zu9ro]

He didn’t rage fix your title idiots

[@orwellianreptilian2914]

what was the guy who lost pointing to on the board?

[@Heylon1313]

Calling Ian's reaction "raging" shows a clear lack of understanding and empathy. The Championship slipped out of his hands for a second time, this time after the most brutal, long-lasting fight of 18 games, he is shaking and clearly not in full control of his body, it is heart breaking to watch and as much as Ding deserves a win, Ian's breakdown is completely understandable.

[@mewithmychick6960]

Especially when you are three times in the lead and always blunder it back. Poor nepo

[@Chessdrummer83]

Agree with this, but go ding he’s the man ❤

[@Bukva_k]

ding liren was not supposed to participate in the tournament, but since the sport was excluded from Karyagin's politics due to political statements)

[@old-benkenobi7272]

Finally, someone who sympathizes for Ian and doesn’t insult

[@bluefish537]

It's just a ragebait / clickbait title. @thechessbrainiac is just trying to use a title that will get clicks. Of course, it's not right to do.

[@RT-hh3vl]

Jan didn't rage, he was naturally upset

[@lazycalc2533]

Not rage, not upset...just heartbroken.

[@Pascal-md9os]

He only spoke russian in the press con

[@Lacatar4]

@@Pascal-md9os when he was asked in russian he answered in russian otherwise he spoke in english

[@jz4121]

@@lazycalc2533 w

[@lazycalc2533]

Super disrespectful to call it raging imo I can’t imagine how painful that must have felt. It’s not like losing a World Series where it’s a team game, it’s all on you. And this was his to win…

[@TheWorldsGreatestDoggo]

Fr! Very disrespectful.

[@TheEarthKingdom]

Shock more likely

[@will1555]

It wasn't disrespect. Disrespect is Nepo throwing the pieces to the ground one move before the game is over, which could distract Ding and cause him to make a mistake. Disrespect Nepo had for his fans, when he squandered his best chance in game 12, and when he got a new opportunity in game 14, he wasted it again. And there are still those who say that this time Nepo would beat Carlsen, he couldn't stand even Ding who didn't even play so well in this match 😂😂😂

[@FreeMe64O]

@@will1555 I was rooting for nepo sad to see him loose Also ding is clearly worse then nepo Nepo always was in lead in all the game 90% of the time Ding got lucky that it was last game 4. Also nepo can challenge Magnus in classical easily as we saw Before game 6 nepo was drawing and not letting Magnus win. It was game 6 which broke him.

[@lazycalc2533]

@@will1555 God forbid anyone show any kind of emotion after a match like that right! Both of these players get wiped by Magnus anyways.

[@thexen3120]

That reach and retraction, that stare into the camera away from the board, that trembling hand knocking the pieces over abd off the table. Most dramatic manifestation of a man who had it all to sudden defeat is the most vivid expression of loss I have ever seen. The toll the WCC on the players is beyind imagination. It wasnt a rsge at all. It was pure human raw emotions off loss. Absolutely intense.

[@huracan200173]

Yeah I felt very sorry for him, it was devastating to watch. Poor guy.

[@kimyunmi452]

He wasnt staring at the camera, he was staring at the world chess trophy...

[@wandernogueira72]

Nocaute

[@Someguythatlovesphysics]

@@kimyunmi452 that even more sad 😢

[@SooperJudas]

Well said man. You should be a writer, great description and exactly what I saw too.

[@ajax9923]

Man i almost cried and i was rooting for ding the whole time

[@Philiopantheon82]

As much as I feel sp happy for Ding and I wanted him to win this, now I feel so damn incredibly sad and emotional for Jan. The man has been here for second time and still left from a small door disappointed. Props to you Jan, better luck sir.😢

[@magnusthune2841]

0:30 The look!!!!

[@ax50abuseryt]

I wouldn’t call that rage.

[@Sunstriderko]

I was rooting for Ding, but seeing all the frustration from Ian is just heartbreaking. He is the guy that really deserved it. He was a better player IMO, but congratz to Ding. The amount of times he was losing and always coming back to tie the game is just INSANE. We all thought the match is over after "the freeze game", but here we are celebrating Ding's win.

[@charaf-yt6492]

Ding is recognized as one of the best blitz players

[@meliocurie1809]

He sucks at Blitz compared to his Classical and Rapid

[@seinundzeiten]

Carlson Hikaru and Firouja are the best blitz players- in speed chess Ding Liren would not make it to the semi-finals these days

[@charaf-yt6492]

But I know that Nebo is not very good at blitz chess, so his reaction speed is weak compared to Bi Ding

[@faker3033]

he is worse at blitz than classical tho

[@miserere_me9168]

@@meliocurie1809 In July 2016, with a Blitz rating of 2875, he was the highest rated Blitz player in the world, you are artard.

[@aronpop1447]

its not raging its just natural reaction to such a painful loss

[@ghostproxy11]

He got stuck in his chair.. but yet he was raging in the thumbnail 😅

[@giantfriendcrab6571]

He accidentally knocks the pieces off the table because his hands are shaking, I'd hardly call that "raging."

[@Dzaandry]

There was no rage, don't know where you got that from. It was a very dark moment of intense sadness and overwhelming despair. When a spoiled kid smashes his keyboard and types nonsense in chat after losing in an online game - that's rage. Ian's emotion wasn't so simple and pathetic, how blind are you to miss that.

[@miserere_me9168]

he was about to throw some black object (he didnt) it cleary was rage, but it is very much understandable tho.

[@NightMare-tu3jm]

@@miserere_me9168hell nah he wasnt mf, you on one

[@miserere_me9168]

@@NightMare-tu3jm just watch the end of the video

[@jj921]

@@miserere_me9168 but it wasn't rage, it was frustration and disappointment

[@WiesoNurMistnamen]

@@NightMare-tu3jm You blind? (1:54). But a very human displacement activity and not really rage.

[@misfortune5091]

Working for 30 years on your Dream and losing twice is heartbreaking. Ian can be as frustrated as he wants, he's earned it.

[@ovalquadrant6012]

When you fail to exit a chair normally, that’s a new level of stressing

[@misfortune5091]

The pain Ian has been through is unimaginable. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

[@NeuKrofta]

Nepo went into actual shock. Chess is stressful enough let alone at this level. Easy to judge in an armchair, not so easy when youre in the hot seat.

[@joemarvanzuela1350]

Ding Liren: what at cost?

[@BadMofo-gv3xm]

After such a painful defeat Ian is coming for another title shot. Warrior!

[@agent00nothing35]

seeing Nepo in that state is honestly so heartbreaking

[@yaqobrasooly5797]

Ding and nepo are the best, both of them. This is chess, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Congratulations to ding.

[@میردانش-ش1ط]

You've probably never been outside of your room to know the actual meaning of the word "raging". The guy was nervous and lost but he was respectful and shook the winner's hand TWICE.

[@SkegAudio]

Nepo didn't rage. Imagine click baiting to get view 😂 low skill issue

[@schlechtgut8349]

he almost threw the bottle. His hand was shaking when piece fell

[@SkegAudio]

@@schlechtgut8349 Almost does not mean he did lol

[@miserere_me9168]

@@SkegAudio but it is a sign of rage, are you mentally challanged?

[@SkegAudio]

@@miserere_me9168 Keep wasting your time debating on something that doesn't matter. It's a matter of fact that he didn't rage. Stop being soft if you consider that rage.

[@miserere_me9168]

@@SkegAudio i am not saying it isnt understandable to feel rage or be really upset. -It's a matter of fact that he did rage, and it is not a clickbait.

[@slink66]

DING LIREN IS THE WORLD JUST CHAMPION 😅

[@ophiolatreia93]

World ching chang

[@bozoon1fps339]

@@АнтошаПихонте maybe we watched a different game but I’m pretty sure ding won might have to get your eyes checked

[@atulnarayan2138]

I guess she wanted to say the f word🤣😊

[@Alan-cm7ye]

Is this because of her dialect?

[@maggietang4536]

Few people knows the amount of sacrifice, blood, sweat, and tears, that goes into such high level of competition.

[@rolandvelasco2569]

There’s no blood or sweat. Let’s be honest, they’re picking up a wooden piece and sitting in an air conditioned room.

[@jj921]

it's painful to watch nepo from 1:15

[@michaelc840]

It’s like his body went into shock. Very hard to watch.

[@kimyunmi452]

Yes its painful to watch...yet i found myself keep replaying those moments over and over again.

[@ZLKYass]

Ding is such an awesome guy. TBH, both deserve to win and I really feel sad for Nepo for not winning such a hard competition but I am also happy that Ding could win this.

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

*pushes a few chess pieces down* This channel : "Zomg, HE RAGES!"

[@emielregisrohellecterzieff7449]

Watching ian is hearbreaking though ding's reaction adds more to it

[@Columbocops]

Just imagine Karpov behaving like this... Like a toddler.

[@lolsee]

Chess can destroy one's sanity 💀

[@raantas946]

ding palms his head both in happiness and sadness

[@lucioargollo7775]

Ian clearly plays more chess than Ding, but Ian has a fatal opponent: his lack of emotional control!

[@gepliprl8558]

Ding is very special player. So underrated

[@Trade1001]

Only few can withstand that level of pressure. Feels bad for Nepo, so close yet so far. Hope he continues, he has so much potential.

[@youtubeonly21]

1:25 the face of a broken man.

[@areuokay4984]

do you guys feel him , man it’s like he’s out of options you can feel what he’s feeling

[@JoeTheScientist]

It's called a panic attack, not "raging."

[@arathaemaxus5250]

I think I understand his reaction. The mental energy this must take has to be overwhelming. Especially playing so many times

[@areuokay4984]

He’s like , I won but at what cost

[@youssefahmed7472]

the whole world thought it was a draw but ding played Rg6

[@AchieveEveryday-r]

All the chess players felt the pain, the main reason is because nepo did mistakes consciously, he knew he could have won and was confident. But every mistake costs a lot in chess. Its the way of the game, everyone will lose eventually sooner or later.

[@drsolo7]

In no way was mr ian raging, you can see it in his eyes, the sadness, the grief. Losing two world championships even at the palm of his hands for 4 times. You have to respect him for not breaking down worse than what you see during press conference

[@hobach94]

Yeah now ding is the paper tiger, anyone winning candidates will be world champions

[@twitteringothers5059]

Not a chess player here - what was the official doing at the end of the video i.e moving the two chess pieces ?

[@KingKilo88]

He was upset, he wasn't mad at his opponent but himself. He didn't respect the champion..

[@Matt_Bilko]

To everyone saying it's not "rage". Rage does not need to be violent, it can be defined as "an intense feeling". He is 100% raging and he has every right to be upset. I don't think that needs to be associated with a negative connotation.

[@vibovitold]

I think the negative connotation comes from the notion that raging is something done against others, while the point here is that he's sort of raging internally, against himself (which is understandable, since he's got himself to blame for letting the win slip away).

[@l.franfort6340]

Ian is knocked out 😢

[@anhduc0913]

His hands were shaking so bad, and he even fumbled getting out of the chair. To call that raging is disrespectful.

[@nuke_m4n]

You know its bad when he forgot how to get out of the seat

[@no.12papangkornkaewklad27]

That is NOT raging.

[@_NaRuTo_]

That last look at the 🏆💔

[@michaelneuwirth3414]

I followed almost all the games closely and had the impression that Jan simply had the better nerves, but the way Ding avoided a draw with 46. ...Tg6 with only a minute and a half left on the clock really makes him a deserved champion!

[@ivicapavic3381]

Watch Ian qualify for the third straight time lmao

[@DovonMac1]

What is the last move the official does moving the Kings?

[@kirankamath5891]

Nepo will win one day , that's for sure

[@saw-GooZoo]

نيبو الاعب الاكثر هجومية في هذا الجيل لذلك تجد كل مبارياتة ممتعة

[@froodtube]

World Champion is still an important title to hold even though both realize they are playing for second best.

[@daliardiansyah]

The title itself deserve a ban

[@fimmyk]

People who have never played anything at a high level with big stakes on the table will call this raging. These chess players dedicates their lives to this and to see it all slipping away probably because of a istake you made is very hard.

[@fuzzmuff63]

I thought Nepo was gonna swipe all the pieces from the table and flounce off, but he managed to keep it together. Well done Ding for always changing things up, and special mention to Kurt Cobain, oops, I mean Richard Rapport for being a top second.

[@kimyunmi452]

I thought nepo was gonna throw his water bottle at the end :)

[@kimyunmi452]

That poor knight fell off the table though.

[@johnfarmakis8518]

That is not raging. That is breaking down

[@saibot7218]

A2 and nepo is melting

[@bruhdotmpthree2792]

My boi Ian...I feel so bad for him 😭

[@bebop5289]

I feel bad for the guy his hand was shaking

[@stevemurphy21]

Both player lost that Day! Nepo lost a game But Ding lost himself. 😭

[@vibovitold]

- What do we say to the goddess Caïssa? - Not today. - That's correct. Valar Morghulis. - Valar Blunderis.

[@JoeyGames123]

I wouldn't even call it raging, he never showed any violence or aggression

[@mickeymartin8568]

Anyone who says this isn’t ragging is wild a pro basketball player going into the locker room and throwing stuff after the game is still raging no one’s saying raging makes you a sore loser just makes you a person who really wanted to win but he did rage

[@samadchavoshi9552]

5 years playing chess still didn’t know what happened and who won the game 🤦🏻

[@asylum9868]

still nepo is playing chess and ding has gone into hibernation avoiding chess that's how much tough nepo is

[@lambsauce6585]

It’s not rage it’s self disappointment and sadness

[@youbluethatone1017]

And it’s Crazy because Hikaru had Ding on the Ropes in their final game just to make it to the Championship. Hikaru blundered it away and should’ve been the one fighting against Ian.

[@Warcheiftan]

nepos got this next time, he didnt want to beat anyone who was wasnt world champ.

[@monologue-k2c]

What is he doing? He is beginning to believe.

[@ноевковчег-ъ6ф]

Эх Ян😢

[@裴洛熙]

😢😢😢

[@avijeetrajak10b27]

It's not rage it's reflection of failure

[@Savrathmith]

Rage!!!??? What rage? He took the loss, heartbreaking as it was, he still showed sportsmanship by shaking hands, accepting the loss. Yeah of course he was shaking but not rage but of heartbreak, even when he did a small swing in the air that was not rage that was out of heartbreak of like "damn it so close *sigh*"

[@Zorouchiha99]

I thought first dude was magnus carlsen 😅 i dont know much about chess but i know carlsen, and thought that carlsen was defeated by someone

[@jajajajajsiajeudnd5452]

Don't worry you're not the only one

[@DismayTravis]

Man the pain

[@PauIdenino]

Ding chilling

[@anonymousplayer8174]

Nepal will remember this lost for the rest of his life

[@Mtrl-newer]

Ding: I'm so lucky that I hesitated to surrender before he surrounded.

[@vinothv56]

Feeling for nepo. He made a fatal error f5 in game 12 from a winning position. How costly that brain fade proved to be?

[@megaxind16]

Where's the raging part?

[@Cyber_Official]

can some one explain how this is rage? It seems like he was heart broken

[@ashrafshaikh1723]

Magnus gave their friends chance as he did not participate in this event

[@traceyevans2757]

Is this the one he was intentionally late to?

[@bugmonkey9226]

not rage, deep shock

[@EunicePaudelXxX]

And reported the channel. What cruelty

[@zak87]

There was no raging here. The entire world watched him be dethroned and he took it like a champ. And Ding did no show boating after winning. Humble winner. Everyone could learn from this video.

[@swewunna]

Is it the Sofagate again. Nepo is sitting in a leather chair and Ding in a net chair. What's going on?

[@starry7544]

Players pick their own chair.

[@seancasey8512]

F the person who posted this and said he was “raging”

[@abhishekbhardwaj5011]

No wayyy ding winsssss🤧🔥🔥

[@blownaway1939]

Well accept it coz he did lol salty

[@Placebo201]

What a humiliating loss to strong Asian man

[@gametrailerz6117]

Raging? That's more like being a silent monk. He lost the match and he didn't even show his sadness or anger lol.

[@mariokoschatzky4572]

Only reason Ding is World Champion is because Magnus got bored of classical chess

[@copypaste_pro]

Misleading title

[@josueramirez7247]

This isn’t raging lol. Compare it to the salty fighting game players who lose.