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“Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh Challenges Reigning Champion Ding Liren at World Chess Championship 2024”

In a battle of wits and strategy, Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh and reigning champion Ding Liren are set to clash at the World Chess Championship 2024 in Singapore. The 18-year-old Gukesh is aiming to follow in the footsteps of the legendary Viswanathan Anand and become the next world champion.

The tournament, which will run from November 25 to December 13, will see Gukesh, the youngest challenger ever, take on the experienced Ding in a 14-game showdown to determine the ultimate winner. The title will be decided after 14 classical games, with tiebreaks to be used if necessary.

Ding, who claimed the title in 2023 by defeating Ian Nepomniachtchi, will face a tough challenge from Gukesh, who earned the right to challenge him after winning the eight-player Candidates Tournament in April 2024. Before the start of the championship, Gukesh was ranked fifth in the FIDE world rankings with an Elo rating of 2783, while Ding was at the 23rd spot with a rating of 2728.

The championship is being hosted at the Equarius Hotel in Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, after FIDE considered bids from India, Argentina, and Singapore. Indian chess fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome of this epic battle, as Gukesh looks to make history and claim the world crown.

In the initial games of the championship, Ding Liren took an early lead by winning the first game, but Gukesh fought back with a win in the third game. The players then played several draws, with the score tied at 3.5-3.5 after seven games.

Chess enthusiasts around the world are glued to their screens, following every move of this intense battle between two chess titans. Will Gukesh be able to dethrone the reigning champion and etch his name in chess history? Stay tuned for more updates on this thrilling World Chess Championship showdown.

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