Dommaraju Gukesh: Youngest World Chess Champion in History

Dommaraju Gukesh Makes History as Youngest-Ever World Chess Champion

At just 18 years old, Dommaraju Gukesh has etched his name in the annals of chess history by becoming the youngest-ever World Chess Champion. In a thrilling final match held in Singapore, Gukesh emerged victorious over reigning champion Ding Liren with a narrow 7.5-6.5 score, securing his place as the new titleholder.

This remarkable achievement not only cements Gukesh’s status as a rising star in the world of chess but also draws parallels to the legendary Viswanathan Anand, who was the first Indian to claim the World Championship title. Gukesh’s win at such a young age surpasses even Garry Kasparov’s record, making him a prodigy to watch in the chess world.

Insights from Gukesh’s Chief Trainer, Grzegorz Gajewski

Following his historic win, Gukesh’s chief trainer, Grzegorz Gajewski, shed light on the young champion’s playing style. Gajewski highlighted Gukesh’s preference for calculation over intuition, emphasizing his meticulous approach to analyzing positions and making strategic moves.

Comparing Gukesh’s calculation abilities to chess legends like Viswanathan Anand and Fabiano Caruana, Gajewski praised the young champion’s methodical approach to the game. Drawing from his experience working with Anand and other Indian players, Gajewski has been instrumental in guiding Gukesh to his World Championship victory.

As Gukesh basks in the glory of his historic win, the chess world eagerly anticipates his future matches and the impact he will continue to make on the game. With his unique playing style and unwavering dedication, Gukesh is poised to leave a lasting legacy in the world of chess.