INSANE WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 1

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"Appear weak when you're strong"


-Ding Chilling art of war

[sppih]

Ding planned out the rest of his week in those 27 minutes 😭

[kormagogthedestroyer]

Ding liren:

Wins world chess championship
Loses every other game
Refuses to elaborate
Leaves

[MrKnight-xo]

Magnus: Gukesh is extremely dangerous with the white pieces
Ding: Beats him with the freakin French Defence

[timothybailey]

watching this duel live was truly special. i legitimately thought Ding was cooked after spending that much time but his spirit is why we love him. He was honest about how insecure he felt and played with his heart on his sleeve, brilliant!

[oshinbyju]

Ding took time and made a superb extensive strategic plan.. At the end Ding was chillin' and Gukesh was stressin'.

[yugandhartorane]

Levy is so skilled and spontaneous that he doesn't edit his videos at all. He just records it and uploads it uncut. Unique. Exceptional.

[TheWell_Music]

i love when ding said its chilling time and chilled all over the venue

[Vlad_the_Implier]

When I saw a french defense my brain immediately categorized the game as a draw. Hearing Ding won made me so genuinely happy for the guy. I hope this was the ice breaker he needed.

[shivanshtripathi]

As an Indian I was naturally rooting for Gukesh but it's so great when an underdog comes on top especially when the oppenent is as humble as Ding, It would be great to see how Gukesh comes back from this defeat.

[BM-ChessClub]

Everyone: Gukesh will win this match easily.

Ding: Hold my chill

[gorlode]

It's been 55 years since someone has won with Black in Game 1 of a WCC.🎉

Edit: Actually it has been 43 years since someone has won with Black in Game 1 of a WCC. Thank you for the correction. The game I referenced was Spassky vs Petrosian. The game years later was Karpov vs Korchnoi in 1981 where Karpov beat Korchnoi in 43 moves.

[gabriellopez]

Hey Levy, you probably won’t see this, but I started playing chess during August this year, and I’ve been pretty much educated on your courses and content (I do have a coach now though), and last saturday I got second place in my first chess tournament. I can’t thank you enough, and I love everything you do

[orca_guitar]

I remember he said after his loss to Alireza in Candidates "that's when I felt I could actually win the candidates. I felt I was at my best"
He feeds from negative energy, he needs to be defeated to be motivated. He comes back even stronger.

[rionvaletaala]

Ding is in God Mode! It was 95.8 vs 88.6 accuracy in Ding's favor. We should not underestimate Ding, he is back!

[IbokRock]

If there’s one thing about ding - he really respects the game. Even though he was struggling - I never expected him to just give up! I’m sure he’s been prepping. Excited for a great WC

[Sacez-rr]

Ding chilling. Ding drinking. Ding eating. Ding winning!

[nideeshthecuboy]

If Ding wins this match its gonna be one of the most amazing comebacks in chess history and by the way can i just say amazing positional understanding by Ding. All the best to both players!!

[alevideosweb]

This was a fantastic first game. Levy is right to call it cinematic. It was dramatic to witness the inner struggle of a great mind. The man on the brink of collapsing, almost to the point that his demise seemed inevitable, overcomes triumphantly to reclaim his position as champion. Ding has a story, we may not know all the details, but his story, his struggle, his world championship are very compelling. Ding deserves a special place in sports history. A great mind, a great sportsman. Well played, well done.