ONLY ONE Question Remains! || Praggnanandhaa vs Caruana || Fide World Cup (2023)

[@Shwetankdhyani]

After that Magnus congratulating Prag moment, this really does feel like destiny. 👊

[@powerzero]

This comment has to be made

[@Ferozious47]

Always felt that Magnus has a sense of brotherhood towards Pragg

[@FrustratedUnitedFan]

Hand of God 😂

[@Jon_Tanjore]

Indian😅😂😂😂

[@AllinOne-xk6th]

😮😮😮where u seen this???link please

[@sabyasachibehera6871]

Pragg is probably one of the handful of players in the world who doesn't get fazed while facing Magnus. So, the battle is going to be legendary! It would be ridiculous if he wins this world cup beating the top three best players in the world at the moment.

[@skillywilly187]

Magnus is going to beat him in two games

[@Jon_Tanjore]

Legendary???? 😂😂😂Indian😅

[@100subcribersvideos9]

​@@Jon_TanjoreL

[@Drunkenmaster632]

​@@Jon_TanjoreCome out of your illusion that Indians can't be legendary. I wish you had received proper education

[@rumba_tumba_zumba_kumba]

​@@Jon_Tanjore😂😂😂 let's see who will have a final laugh 😂😂😂😂

[@parthmahale8805]

It is no joke to beat Fabi and Hikaru! Personally my favorite Indian player to watch! Jeez cant wait to see how he does against the final BOSS! 👏

[@romalmohamednazir8448]

Final would be between ex world champion and future world champion. Out the 4 young indian GMs, Prag seems to handle the pressure better than others, thus giving him better chances at shorter formats. Overall all 4 have chance to become world champions and huge credit to Vishy for inspiring so many young people in India

[@priyak_2003]

👏👏

[@NeelNitilShrivastava]

you cant really comment upon gukesh as he fought magnus quite early, but yes pragg is prolly equal to gukesh if not better under pressure

[@siddharthpandey9609]

@@NeelNitilShrivastavagukesh style suits Magnus he is a risk taker and do not believe in perfect engine lines, but Pragg is a imperfect version of Magnus he is very Magnus like but not there yet in classical chess, that is why Magnus also gets confuse some time that how to counter pragg

[@Akshay-zk5pe]

Yeah Thanks to Gm Vishy. 🙏🏻

[@pwned2ice]

You mean all five? Praggananddhaa Gukesh Santosh Arjun Nihal Sarin

[@ghutghutaiyananda9013]

Out of the top GMs from India, Pragg is the most tactical. IMO you cannot beat Magnus with just extreme positional play because Magnus is the closest to a computer in terms of such play style. With sharp tactical play however Pragg can at least create or hope to create some chances to take down the great Magnus. It sure is going to be a super exciting final.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

So right that describes Magnus like a Computer Pragg is very creative

[@Isthatthegrimreaper170]

Yea, someone who plays more like Ivanchuk is gonna have a better chance than someone who plays more like Kramnik

[@--AbdulAzizPatwary]

Yup there is no comparison Between magnus and pragga. Magnus is genius, he is on another level.

[@user-uc7qb1su4e]

@@--AbdulAzizPatwarywell Pragg beat 3 and 2, who says he couldn’t beat 1

[@xlpha888]

Gukesh has been consistently better than Prag,

[@anandp7482]

This guy is a special special player... at 18, how many were this good ? really very few and they are all legends. Way to go Pragg !! On a side note, Pragg and Guki need to play all Elite tournaments quite easily from now on. They belong there for sure.

[@rishavsrivastava4402]

Vishy Anand was

[@papatemcajohn6748]

​@@rishavsrivastava4402but not at Praggs level. Pragg is currently being unmatchable

[@bhaveshdas7819]

@@papatemcajohn6748 gata kamsky, magnus carlsen, teimour radjabov,,Garry kasparov, gukesh himself wei yi and many others have all seen astouding rise to the top. Not taking anything away from Pragg,these obviously false blanket statements just does not sit well with me doesn't matter if its made out of sheer ignorance or malice. Pragg is the youngest finalist of the world cup and nobody can take that or his past and future accolades away from him but to say he's breaking new grounds is simply not true

[@heisenberg473]

​@@rishavsrivastava4402Anand becomes GM at age of 18

[@dereknichols4376]

@@papatemcajohn6748 Magnus join his first candidates when he was 17,reached 2800 when he was 18,and world number 1 at age 19 And many more achievements Yes Praggs level is very amazing at his age,but far from 'unmatchable'

[@NeiLaKets]

PRAGG knocking out Top No. 2 and No.3 and now going for Top No. 1 Magnoss in Final. What a incredible Performance by 18 years old Boy. Just 🔥 🔥

[@ndnd7614]

Prag can win in rapid vs them not in classical tho. Best bet against Magnus is to draw all the games and win in rapid.

[@pelandolickasshole8715]

@@ndnd7614 That's exactly would be his strategy in the final

[@papatemcajohn6748]

The best strategy for pragg can be to draw Magnus in classical which is again a tough task. Magnus has got that godly instinct which allows him to see even the smallest of the mistakes from the opponent and how to convert them into a win. That's gonna be tough for Pragg but let's see how the young boy from India does!!

[@hahahasan]

Worth noting is Pragg is the third youngest ever to qualify for the candidates tournament. Only beaten by Fischer and Carlsen. He's treading the same path as these legends of the game. While i think he has a little way to go before reaching the same heights, his future is looking incredibly bright.

[@soumendas]

Proud of Pragg, soon this comment section will be flooded over 😀

[@ronjohnson9690]

Spoiler Alert: Read the comments before watching the commentary.

[@dnax8723]

Fr

[@MarkEWallace]

Prag is just a beast. So talented. Can't wait to see Magnus v Prag.

[@kaoushikmazumder4350]

Just a reminder,when Pragg was no one ,Agad was the one continuously featuring his videos making him from Praggnananda to Our beloved Praggu!! Now this Praggu has blossomed,stating to the very best -i have arrived - the finalist who challenges Magnus!! Young ones came for the throne,be aware ,be very very very aware 🔥🔥!!!

[@surajsatpute1201]

maybe you forgor chessbase india

[@timegoesby421]

Agad recognises good stuff when he sees it

[@lightyagami1752]

Agadmator can spot talent, which is why I like his channel.

[@rimurutempest2130]

Wow Pragg was noone ? Really you got some balls to say that . Pragg was always Pragg you guys get to know now .

[@SD-gp3xx]

He was being recognized everywhere. Maybe you spotted Pragg on this channel. I was hearing about him on the news since he was 11 or something.

[@aaravarya4406]

If anyone got the guts to play finals with Magnus, it is definitely Pragg. Pragg made it obvious by knocking all of them out of the tournament.

[@mahimurtopu7254]

Lets see if Praggnanandhaa can surprise us in the final. Go strong kid.

[@R4J4N]

Unfortunately, Pragg has no rest time after playing endless, exhausting chess game after game. It's taking a toll on him. Yet for Magnus, it is do-or-die to save his face. For sure, he will come with all guns blazing at Pragg.

[@DarkflameEmperor]

@@R4J4N Magnus isn't too concerned with the face part. He just wants to accomplish his self challenges. He already knows he can do stuff. I guess he's never won this specific tournament but that's kind of a small thing compared to his accomplishments so far.

[@Jon_Tanjore]

​@@R4J4NIndian with a bs excuse already

[@R4J4N]

@@Jon_Tanjore Now explain it to the world with your own Sh* if possible, instead of just ranting.

[@Jon_Tanjore]

@@R4J4N ranting ??? Me ? Or its other way around! Calm down... Indian Donkey

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

It's always awesome when there is an extra letter or number needed to note which queen moved to a square because you have two.

[@AjitNair1953]

😂😂😂 That's a great observation !!!!

[@Requinix17]

If you have three or more queens that can all reach the same square then you would need both the letter and the number

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

@@Requinix17 No, when having two queens, it's necessary then. It's the same like knights and rooks. For example, when doubling up, you need to specify which rook you moved and where.

[@Requinix17]

@@dimitriosdoulgeris4659 you are referring to when you only need a letter or a number. I am referring to when you would need both a letter and a number. Queens on a1, a3, and c3. a3 Queen to b2. Now tell me the notation.

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

@@Requinix17 Ah, okay, I see. Well, then it gets really complicated. I wonder if this ever happened in competitive classical chess or if the opponents resigned prior to the player getting just their second queen.

[@Philopantheon82]

Pragg eliminated Caruana, Hikaru and Arjun. Magnus eliminated Keymer, Gukesh and Abasov.. I dont know people but i fear for Magnus that he might not be able to stop this very fast Indian train Pragg. Just spectacular defender on the board plus perfect positional player, not afraid of complications or end games. It will be just an epic final.

[@dhinaggarrajahcr6318]

Perfect tactical player*

[@Philopantheon82]

I have not seen more solid positional player in this tournament than Pragg, can't see your disagreement. Well of course he is a great tactician as well, he beats Hikaru.

[@Enigma427]

Just cuz prag did well in this tournament or some other couple of tournaments doesn't mean he will win this.. U r very underestimating magnus here... Magnus is like a huge mall,. All this nakamura, fabiano, prag etc are little shops (in front of magnus) ... Magnus has been dominating for so many years... Pragg needs experience, ,so reaching the final was really good enough for him and for his future.. Pragg is just a train in front of the bullet train carlsen " IN MY OPINION "

[@michaelmassaro4375]

I hope Pragg wins he’s playing very disciplined Chess I hope Luck is on his side as well he might need some even though chess is mostly skill I hope he catches a break sees an opening and takes it going on to win

[@dereknichols4376]

Its very dangerous to underestimate Magnus And do u even check Abasov games?Almost 90% of his games have 95%++accuracies he play almost perfectly,yet Magnus beat him

[@dontneedme25]

I’m super proud of Pragg! Learned about him some years ago and he has really blossomed into a wonderful player! He just keeps getting better! I hope he puts up a great fight or even take Magnus down. Either way Pragg is a great player who WILL BE WORLD CHAMP on day!

[@napurin]

What an incredible performance by the young, energetic player! He has already become a hero and a role model for many youngsters. Go Pragg Go! You've defeated world No. 2 and world No. 3, and now you're just one step away from beating world No. 1. Cheers!

[@the1GeniX]

Prag is playing incredible, let's see if he keeps his cool when Magnus complicates things.

[@max-qn9vg]

Although im an indian agad introduced me to pragg...and now we are seeing him achieving succesa with agad...we were in this journey together...tears❣️

[@manohars123]

Heart says Pragg, but mind says Magnus!

[@aaronchan1088]

an instant classic. pragg took advantage of fabi's blown win earlier in the tiebreaks and takes on carlsen next. both finalists were lucky to be in the finals as their opponents failed to find their winning moves. this is by far pragg's best tournament ever, eliminating world nos 2 and 3 in the same event.

[@12gark]

Part of any competition is taking advantage of the opponent mistakes. Usually it's not the one who makes most interesting plays, but the one who makes the least amount of mistakes who comes on top.

[@aaronchan1088]

@@12gark the player who blunders last loses. Fabi had to play a6 immediately, which would earn him a spot in the finals. Both outcomes would be different had the losers found their winning moves.

[@skylarkthopi2819]

Imagine 18 years old, and defeated two American Giant. Norway Gaint on the way. Good luck prag

[@arkapravorajkonwar8020]

I dont think people realize fully wht he is at now we regard super gms the top guys like magnus fabiano nepo duda maxime thuglife ... a few more ... & recently alireza and hikaru very differently from any other per say "class" of GM . Straight up defeating FABIANO in theoretically a best of 6 series is CRAZY, its like a no excuses win.

[@TheeldenLord924]

Ya it is a great achievement but prag is a super gm himself. So idk what you are talking about

[@feeblehour4078]

Pragg and India OP 🔥🔥🔥

[@deanmcintyre4334]

This is the WCC match we deserve! Let's go pragg

[@prkarthik1980]

I'm from the same state where Pragg is living and definitely going to support him tomorrow but my mind says it's Magnus as it's always happen in sports, the players or team who survived from the brink of elimination, go on to will win the trophy. Magnus was almost defeated by Keymer and now he is finals going to beat Pragg.. Argentine lost to Saudi in 1 st game but bounced back to win world cup...

[@Sivajivaylajilebi]

😂😂 If that is the scenario then Prag was also almost eliminated by Arjun if u remember Prag lost the first classical game against Arjun

[@mauriciojcYT]

You should do something like argentinians in the football world cup, just going crazy! I have visited India, and its fun.

[@alienated4747]

He's from TN right?

[@prkarthik1980]

@@alienated4747 yes he is from Chennai, TN

[@prkarthik1980]

@@Sivajivaylajilebi this scenario is applicable for world champions. Magnus is a world champion. Argentina as well..also, my prediction was right...Magnus won the finals :)

[@krishnachandrancj760]

Pragg vs carlsen ❤

[@dark_magician_sdy]

Nice spoiler

[@NeO_43]

you gonna die in 88 mins

[@priyanshgautam9971]

I already knew it fabi had advantage over prag in classical and that if somehow prag survives classical against fabi he has a good chance in shorter time control games But when it comes to Magnus he has that clutch you won't find Magnus missing the opportunity like fabi did in that 3rd game so prag will have to play his best chess if he wants to challenge Magnus!!

[@dereknichols4376]

Yes,also Fabi is not that 'good' in rapid/blitz But Magnus is a different beast in rapid+blitz Its equally harder to beat him in all time format

[@rexfariss5653]

I generally agree, but still, ANYONE, even Magnus, could have missed that win on a particularly bad day, it wasn't like it was an obvious victory

[@RaiAdarsh-bi8bh]

it could be missed as fabi was so low on time like he was having 20secs only. If he would have 2mins also he wouldn't have missed that

[@sarozkumar69]

We all want to be like Pragg todayyy!!!

[@5timulat10n]

Absolutely incredible Pragg❤

[@harrisonedokpayi3647]

I think Carlson will win eventually but it will not be easy. Reason Carlson will likely win is that Carlson has NEVER won this cup in his career. So he would not want to lose this opportunity since it may also be his last classical chess. Prag should never allow Carlson take the lead otherwise it will be over but if Prag takes the lead, Magnus can still do the impossible! I can't wait to see the games tomorrow. Thank you Agadmator for the beautiful analysis.

[@corbettalchemist6210]

Pragnanandha is an exceptional player with so much ambition .I am a huge fan of him and so happy to see him getting this far

[@picksalot1]

Wow, that was an awesome game! Well played Pragg. 👏👌 Looking forward to fireworks in the finals.

[@BiswarupRay]

This is like Bruce Lee taking down the henchmen one by one and finally facing the big boss!

[@Guafarina]

Go Pragg!! You can do this!

[@Dalhousie1848]

Prag will hold Magnus in classic, I can assure

[@bahasainggrisbersamamradi9308]

Nope! Magnus will ragdoll Magnus badly. Very badly!

[@100subcribersvideos9]

​@@sagnaikMagnus has weaknesses but its just that he's extremely strong

[@priyanshgautam9971]

Lol I think it's actually opposite i don't think he can purely beat Magnus in classical The only chance he has is if he somehow survives against Magnus till the shorter time controls the way he did against fabi Otherwise it's a Magnus win!!

[@Dalhousie1848]

@@priyanshgautam9971 By hold I mean draw only, I hope he reaches to Shorter time control.

[@iamable915]

This is what carlsen wanted A fight with the young ones....now he's going to get it

[@AndersonNeo12]

It´s like he already defeated 2 final bosses and now he´s facing the final boss again on hardest difficulty

[@primeobjective5469]

"I like the moment I break a man's ego." -Bobby Fischer

[@lalit8895]

The irony!

[@rishabhshah3316]

If you are coming from India & have "Anand" in your name you are bound to achieve greatness in chess.

[@aaegatomondi]

Anand was a dud. Lost so many times

[@filmshots8401]

​@@aaegatomondiif we call someone who didn't lose frequently a legend.. then why you're calling sachin a legend?😂 Vishy is the main reason who inspired many children to play chess in india... He may lost.. but he's one of the legends out there.. and he always will be in the top 10 chess players list

[@Scofield9975]

​@@aaegatomondi5 times world champion

[@devanshupadhyay2658]

@@aaegatomondi calling 2010 player of the decade a dud is itself such a childish thing lol

[@ami_gourav]

@@aaegatomondi Brah how immature are you ... Judging someone of the statute of Vishy Anand ... You are stupid enough to not do a search on what Anand has done for India's Chess.

[@carltonascarf7694]

"Hello everyone and welcome to the only thing that interests you today" - such a funny opening sentence love you aged

[@dilipkumarupadhyaya4836]

Congrats Prag and all the best for final.... You can win it....

[@wexswexs5996]

Praggs improvement has been totally crazy .He is slowly but surely approaching top 5 Chess players in the world and it his age that's crazy . Match respect Pragg from Zambia . Yes you can beat Magnus as long as you believe in yourself and play the strongest lines . Beat Magnus before the end game .In the end game Magnus is unmatched ...

[@neetforneed577]

Now I dare fabi to say the things again he said about Indian prodigy.

[@aaegatomondi]

Keep quiet. No can can defeat magnus. Not even computer program by chatgpt. Baat karta hey

[@Debbie2324]

What exactly did he say? 👀

[@Akshay-zk5pe]

Final gonna be lit. 🔥🔥Best Vs Best

[@alphazero5653]

came to this channel atleast 30 times since yesterday for pragg vs caruana game

[@gnanayagnam1215]

Pragna + Ananda =Pragnananda Pragna means intelligence Anand means Happiness The Combination of Intelligence and Happiness is Pragnananda.. I am very proud of you my boy.. You are the true champion..

[@ns7379]

Actually it's wisdom.

[@harshithslh685]

pragna means awareness/consciousness.

[@hiteshparmar1479]

Anand Means 5 times world champion!

[@giovannicorno1247]

Very interesting language explanations, very rich language a word can have different nuances. I guess it's Hindi, isn't it?

[@krishpatel-vc9nr]

​@@giovannicorno1247sanskrit

[@praveenchoudhary6756]

Pragg, Nihal and Gukesh are top notch Indian juniors.

[@shahrukhabdul9889]

You forgot Arjun Erigaisi!

[@debashisghosh4731]

Also Vidit@@shahrukhabdul9889

[@natureatitsbestplace]

Parag is new Role model for all young chessers..... A mini Magnus....!!🎉🎉

[@mostafaashraf8939]

I feel like Pragg is only person that magnus fears

[@100subcribersvideos9]

Lol Magnus doesn't fear anyone...dudes already goated

[@shuchishmanburman]

I was eagerly waiting for this 😂

[@dipulbharalua]

Now Pragg needs to do it like he did in FTX Crypto Cup.... I am hopeful!

[@NarendraMnr]

Thank you very much Agad for covering such fantastic games with fantastic players.

[@SimBol1216]

Fun fact: Both Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu and Fabiano Caruana have 8-syllable names composed of 4 syllables + 4 syllables.

[@akshay-vo6qt]

Pragg deserves all the appreciation. But the thing to be kept in mind is he escaped losing positions in crucial games against Caruana and Arjun also. This happened becauss both of them blundered at the last, but Magnus will not blunder. So there is a chance of Pragg collapsing in a way we do not want to see. I hope Pragg plays strong without any mistake from the start. Cannot give MC a single chance.

[@sobymarat9727]

Magnus can blunder, as we've seen in the last few games. But if something escapes him it usually escapes everyone else. Still Prag has the most fearless mentality wrt this stuff so he could pull it off

[@irfanyamashita7184]

Magnus just usually blunder in wild position, while prag got into lose position which is doable for magnus to convert it

[@Subartu22]

Best youtube analyse chess talk on game between no.1 india and no.1 usa and second place of world and second(pragg) fideworldcup

[@bharatsangam2200]

Extremely well played pragg India is proud of you ...we all hope you achieve higher glories in chess and one day become a great world champion ....

[@Aetherius88]

Pragg's incredible performance has already defied the statistical probabilities to the maximum, so I think the next match with Magnus will bring him back within the realm of standard deviation. In other words, while Pragg has performed amazingly well, my money would be on Magnus in the final round.

[@douginorlando6260]

After defeating so many strong opponents, it looks like Pragg has recently developed the next level of skill. The Norwegian has a real challenge on his hands.

[@julianroday2352]

The problem si Magnus himself,u can see his plays are shaky The prime Magnus wont even struggle like this We can only see what kind of Mganus will appear in final

[@abhijit10101]

That King walk was just awesome

[@ste123samurai]

Been a big fan of Prag for a while now, this doesn't surprise me that he made it to the final, i feel if anyone can top MC it is this guy!

[@chauhanadi9]

Believe it or not , your amazing gifted commentary helps me find lines while live games. Bet , this content is pay per view.

[@scottmaclean1416]

Prag is in Berserk mode and for the first time I could most definitely see him becoming world champion and Magnuses nemesis as well as the prodigy of the next generation.

[@SAIKISHORE-re2kn]

I fancy both and want Magnus to win the World Cup and Pragg to win the Candidates next year and face Ding and hopefully win the Title.

[@deepasadish]

Congrats to Pragg on the win and qualifying to Candidates!

[@heinrichruv2136]

“When I was a boy of seven or eight I read a novel untitled "Abafi" - The Son of Aba - a Servian translation from the Hungarian of Josika, a writer of renown. The lessons it teaches are much like those of "Ben Hur," and in this respect it might be viewed as anticipatory of the work of Wallace. The possibilities of will-power and self-control appealed tremendously to my vivid imagination, and I began to discipline myself. Had I a sweet cake or a juicy apple which I was dying to eat I would give it to another boy and go through the tortures of Tantalus, pained but satisfied. Had I some difficult task before me which was exhausting I would attack it again and again until it was done. So I practiced day by day from morning till night. At first it called for a vigorous mental effort directed against disposition and desire, but as years went by the conflict lessened and finally my will and wish became identical.” 〔 Nikola Tesla〕

[@12gark]

Prag had a massive tournament regardless of how his match with Magnus goes, but defeating #3, #2 and #1 of the ranking in a single tournament would be a legacy defining moment for him. Great stuff at 18, the future of chess is in very good hands with him and Gukesh.

[@xokamikyox]

Pragg is crushing. I'd like to see Magnus win but we've all seen Pragg win against Magnus. Should be a great fight!

[@404talentnotfound5]

Im glad the "echo" of your videos javent changed, but the setup always gave me a calming "home" feeling. I am sad that you have changed it:(

[@prakashchavda2813]

Pragg's careers' biggest challenge is tomorrow against Magnus. Best of luck.🙏

[@roshanrajkumar7827]

This man is something else🔥🔥🔥

[@יותםשפירא-מ3ז]

Hint for the future? Would love to see Pragg, and also Nodirbek Abdusattorov, in many finals to come

[@giovannicorno1247]

Amazing Pragu!👏 Ad maiora!

[@DuhamelJospin1]

Really want him to win this, the candidates, get his revenge against Ding and become the new world champion 👌👌👌

[@omprakashjangir8742]

I love explaining the way you do. It’s really very nice and beautiful as chess is.

[@zaphod333]

Fab had significant advantage or a winning position in both classical and the first rapid. He just couldn't convert. Tenacious defense by Pragg, but I really feel for Fab.

[@ronjohnson9690]

I do to. It will be hard to rethink all of that theory and say to himself 'where did I go wrong?'.

[@sanjuadhvaryu7295]

Thanks i was waiting for it❤

[@manueltena322]

I'm curious to know when moves like 6:48, the ones you often refer to as prophylactic, became a thing. I have the feeling they very much were not in the picture until some years ago?

[@pramod247]

I met pragg, his sister Vaishali and mother near traffic signal in Chennai..at Mugapair...I congratulated all of them and told you must defeat Magnus in a final...now I feel the day is not far off..

[@soumendas]

Yay!! Was waiting for this 😀

[@NeilTheHippy]

We all love an underdog come on Pragg! 👏🏻

[@mwanginjoroge1470]

I love this kid😊

[@rahulbhar2945]

India🇮🇳

[@pulelam]

Clean new interface its been a while since i been here very nice!

[@Invisible_Walker]

I think his chances are 30% to win. I feel that magnus hasn't been playing his best this tournament and I wouldn't be surprised to see pragg win. However, the endgame is always something to be mindful of and magnus doesn't miss a lot of opportunity much like Fabi did this match

[@alexobed4252]

This is the World Chess Championship final that MC wanted...

[@sammainer8728]

Anyone else laughed when Antonio said 'this is just now a big bone in your throat ' I found it quite hilarious

[@varadgadade]

Pragg op 🇮🇳

[@chessgold8768]

Wow.. fighting experience..

[@sirishp4156]

Pragg in the finals..magnus will be very well prepared..just like against gukesh.. because pragg once defeated magnus twice in a row ( although in a blitz game) ..so magnus will be well prepared to take down praggnanandha..but pragg knows the same ..it will be an exciting match up

[@hkvamshi8754]

Wow! This guy is awesome.🏆

[@shanmugamra]

It is great to watch his games Really each piece danced First queen Then bishop Finally the king travelled from this corner to the other corner Very pleasant to watch Nerves of steel All the best for Prag And waiting to watch the finals

[@tonyleukering8832]

Go, Pragg!

[@SpeakerMan-o7r]

Watching matches intensely for a year, Prag has amazed me most consistently...and Magnus too. What a final.

[@gorillagorilla5929]

World number one is at least 40-50 points above number two. Defeating Magnus in classical game is so much harder than defeating anyone else. There is the psychological aspect as well. Well, congrats to Pragg & hoping for a competitive finals

[@Sergio-bg1ci]

This upcoming match (Prag vs. Carlsen) could perfectly be a chess world championship.

[@amanray2458]

But sadly in world championship one spot is already taken by defending champion ding liren and on the other hand magnus don't wanna play world championship any more.

[@dubey_ji]

at the end when he lists all GM Pragg defeated

[@RR-hl8hq]

Congrats Praggu and best wishes to win against Magnus

[@HareRama7108]

Prag is literally on fire🔥Magnus will have hard time to stop him Bhagwan bless you alot Prag

[@mackenzieusher8025]

Pretty sure he is not literally on fire. That would be a problem. Lol

[@kimcostantino1051]

Amazing! Can’t wait for tomorrow