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Ben Tippett

Ben Tippett

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  • Gukesh D Unleashed The Zugzwang To Become The Youngest World Chess Champion In History

    By Ben Tippett| Defector Verified Gukesh D is the 18th world chess champion at just 18 years of age. His heart-stopping title match against Ding Liren came down to an inexplicable endgame blunder in the 14th and final game. The challenger had taken the match lead in Game 11 only to lose in Game 12, as Ding looked set to once again come from behind to win in a world championship match. All tied up going into final classical game, we looked inevitably headed for the simplest of draws when Ding blundered a technical endgame win.

    By Ben Tippett · Defector

    Dec. 13, 2024

  • Ding Liren Is Putting Up A Fight

    By Ben Tippett| xpresschronicle.com@ It’s all even halfway through the 2024 world chess championship between reigning champion Ding Liren and challenger Gukesh D, as they fight for chess’s highest title over 14 games in Singapore. The champion Ding Liren, coming off a nightmare run of form in 2024, sensationally won the first game with the black pieces, before the 18-year-old phenom Gukesh leveled the scores in Game 3.

    By Ben Tippett · xpresschronicle.com

    Dec. 06, 2024

  • Gukesh D Unleashed The Zugzwang To Become The Youngest World Chess Champion In History

    By Ben Tippett| Defector Verified Gukesh D is the 18th world chess champion at just 18 years of age. His heart-stopping title match against Ding Liren came down to an inexplicable endgame blunder in the 14th and final game. The challenger had taken the match lead in Game 11 only to lose in Game 12, as Ding looked set to once again come from behind to win in a world championship match. All tied up going into final classical game, we looked inevitably headed for the simplest of draws when Ding blundered a technical endgame win.

    By Ben Tippett · Defector

    Dec. 13, 2024

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