The Best Moments From The FIDE World Championship

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From Ian Nepomniachtchi's sneaky bluff to Ding Liren's brilliant self-imposed Rook pin to secure the title, we are taking a look back at all the greatest moments from the FIDE World Championship.

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Nepo dropping pieces when he lost the final decisive rapid game was probably the image of the championship . Probably the only time we will see French Defense and London in a world championship match . Nepo and Ding made this a match for the ages . Hope Nepo returns for round 3 .

ramachandra

Ding becoming world chess champion was basically the universe's decision

konstantinosl

Nepo needs to be credited here. It is INSANELY difficult to not throw every object in sight after losing the World Championship title to one rapid game.

lutimstrickshots

There's this moment when you win, when you just rewind back what led you there. When you have worked you entire life to get that one thing, and you finally get it. It's surreal.

avinavdoonga

Its crazy to think that Ding wasn’t even supposed to participate, and he won. He deserved his win, but its sad that ian lost the way he did.

heheheeh

Not gonna lie, as someone who follows this World Championship from the Candidates, I initially thought that Nepo would win the World Championship convincingly (this sentiment is also supported by many other GMs that predict Nepo will be World Champion). Nepo went undefeated and blew everyone out of the water. In addition to that, his opponent is very out of shape. Ding was literally considered an inactive player last year. However, Ding's journey in World Championship represents his game plan the best, he is someone who can squeeze water from a stone. Ding's glory in World Championship is undoubtedly a miracle and a beautiful underdog story.

sunshinepower

Man I cry just seeing Nepo, I had no favourites but to see those "missed chances" in the match I really felt with him. Ding had just another level of endurance from qualifications to the top. Hats off to the new World Champion.

flpsnk

Ding really went from Ding Chilling to Ding Winning

lucasakachubby

How is this a best moments compliation if you dont even show the beautiful mating net from game 6??? We dont need to see their handshakes 1000 times

Uragaan

Netflix would make a movie out of this story if Ding wasn't Chinese

TedThomasTT

for me the image that sticks is the last minute or two when Nepo's hand is shaking, such heartbreak for him losing not one but two title matches.
Ding fought so well and is a great Champion and I'm looking forward his next match as WC.
(and I hope that we'll see those two greats challenge each other to their limits in another title match.

bhgtree

1:13 Thomas Shelby now has a worthy opponent for the Deadliest Death Stare

haroldsomehands

1. Ding is the only player that makes Magnus nervous
2. Ding was extremely out of form due to inactivity
3. Ding was not at ease in the beginning making him lose game 2 in a horrible way
4. Ding's preparation got leaked losing the possibility of surprising his opponent and being forced to play things like the colle system and london system.
5. Ding's preparation for the WC match was very less due to time. From the openings it could be seen that Ian was better prepared.

Still Ding came out on top.
He is the best player in the world when it comes down to material understanding and imbalanced positions.

It is in imbalanced positions that he always triumphs over Carlsen.

A Ding vs Carlsen WC match would be epic

deepaklachman