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The 2024 World Chess Championship was one for the history books. An 18-year-old prodigy, Gukesh D, faced defending champion Ding Liren in a battle that had the entire chess world on edge. Could the young challenger from India defy the odds and become the youngest World Champion ever?
ChessBase India’s Sagar Shah @ChessBaseIndiachannel breaks down the dramatic moments of this historic match. From early doubts to a shocking blunder, we take you inside the unforgettable journey that led to Gukesh’s triumph.
🔹 How did the 18-year-old sensation secure victory?
🔹 What happened in Game 14 that changed everything?
🔹 The moment of realization—the move that sealed Gukesh’s fate.
A 99.73% chance of a draw… until one move changed it all. Watch as Gukesh D makes history, proving that belief, resilience, and a single moment can define a champion.
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The 2024 World Chess Championship was one for the history books. An 18-year-old prodigy, Gukesh D, faced defending champion Ding Liren in a battle that had the entire chess world on edge. Could the young challenger from India defy the odds and become the youngest World Champion ever?
ChessBase India’s Sagar Shah @ChessBaseIndiachannel breaks down the dramatic moments of this historic match. From early doubts to a shocking blunder, we take you inside the unforgettable journey that led to Gukesh’s triumph.
🔹 How did the 18-year-old sensation secure victory?
🔹 What happened in Game 14 that changed everything?
🔹 The moment of realization—the move that sealed Gukesh’s fate.
A 99.73% chance of a draw… until one move changed it all. Watch as Gukesh D makes history, proving that belief, resilience, and a single moment can define a champion.
Follow World Chess on:
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/theworldchess
💙 Twitter: twitter.com/theworldchess
🎶 TikTok: tiktok.com/@world_chess_
👍🏿 Facebook: facebook.com/theworldchess
Follow FIDE Online Arena
👍🏿 Facebook: facebook.com/theworldchess
🎈Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/856623271784768
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![How Chess Became a Business-Driven Sport?
This video shows how chess went from a quiet hobby to a global sport and a growing business. A few years ago, selling tickets to a chess event made people angry — they thought chess should always be free. But things started to change.
The team behind big chess events wanted to make the game more exciting. They organized a World Championship in New York, turned an old fish market into a venue, and even built a secret bar. Suddenly, celebrities and business people came. Chess was becoming cool.
There were also legal fights about who owns the rights to show the games online. The team used the “hot news” rule — saying that if you pay to create an event, you should be allowed to control how it’s shared.
But the biggest change is not just in elite chess. Most people now play online or in local clubs. Just like running is not only about Olympic runners, chess is not only about world champions. It’s a huge space for playing, learning, coaching, streaming, and even fashion.
This video talks about how chess became more than just a game — it became a platform and a business. And if done right, it has a lot of opportunities for the future.
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