Indian chess prodigy Gukesh D, at just 18, has won the prestigious World Chess Championship, marking a historic achievement in the world of chess. He defeated Ding Liren of China cashing in on his nerves of steel. Gukesh, who hails from Chennai, defeated a tough opponent in a gripping final match to claim the title, becoming the youngest ever to do so. His victory not only solidifies his place as one of the brightest stars in the world of chess but also adds another chapter to India’s growing legacy in the sport.
Gukesh’s journey to the championship has been marked by consistent brilliance and an impressive series of wins in various international tournaments. His sharp strategies, quick thinking, and ability to outmaneuver top-ranked opponents have earned him recognition and respect in the global chess community.
The victory is a significant milestone in Gukesh’s career, as he now joins the ranks of legendary players who have achieved the World Chess Champion title. It also places him as a strong contender for future titles and positions him as a key figure in the new generation of chess grandmasters.
As Gukesh continues to rise, his victory is expected to inspire aspiring chess players, particularly in India, where the sport has seen a surge in popularity in recent years. Gukesh is the second world champion from India after Vishwanathan Anand.
