Chess Grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky Slams Vladimir Kramnik as “Worse Than Dirt”

America chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky has made headlines with his scathing comments towards former world champion Vladimir Kramnik, calling him “worse than dirt” in the ongoing World Rapid and Blitz Championship.

In a recent interview on ‘Take Take Take’, Naroditsky expressed his frustration with the accusations and social media chatter surrounding him, stating that it has affected him every time he plays online chess. He did not hold back in his criticism of Kramnik, saying that his actions and those who support him make them morally reprehensible.

Naroditsky also revealed that the accusations of cheating have strained his personal relationships with other top players, noting that there is a level of two-facedness in the chess world. Despite the challenges he faces, he remains determined to stand up against the hate and intolerance he has experienced.

The ongoing feud between Naroditsky and Kramnik has escalated, with Kramnik continuing to post what he claims is evidence of cheating in online games. This controversy has also drawn the attention of other top players, including American GM Hikaru Nakamura, who has publicly criticized Kramnik for his actions.

As the World Rapid and Blitz Championship unfolds, the tension between Naroditsky and Kramnik shows no signs of abating, leaving the chess world divided over allegations of cheating and the impact it has on the integrity of the game.