Well yeah, he's waiting for a true contender for him to go back to defending the world championship and he probably wants to give as honest description of what he wants to see
@@meritocratik Yes, but Carlsen CAN'T play seriously any more. He admits it himself, he can no longer make himself do the work needed to be able to win a world championship match. He's could before, he can't now. That's why he resigned the title, rather than be beaten for it. If he played he would lose. Are we clear on that? In Carlsen's own opinion, if he played he would lose.
@@armageddonx314 You're hallucinating. I never said Magnus wasn't coming back. Maybe he will. People do unretire sometimes, sometimes with success. Sometimes not. There was a baseball player named Sam Rice, who retired with 2987 hits. When they realized that a few years later, the manager of the Senators offered to let him make a comeback to get those 13 hits. Rice decided he couldn't make the effort to go through the grind to get back into training, and said no. Or, closer to home, Bobby Fischer. He didn't intend to retire permanently in 1972, he just wanted a break from the grind. Then he found he never could get back into it, and play to his own satisfaction. Result, career over. So let's see if Magnus tries it or if he also finds he can't. One thing for sure, Gukesh is officially the world's best player RIGHT NOW. Tomorrow, who knows.
I'm pretty sure we all agree that the highest rated player -- namely, Magnus -- is the best in the world. Gukesh holds the title "World Chess Champion" -- but it's just a title. Obviously, Indians are proud of Gukesh, as they should be, but it's not a good look to make him into what he isn't, nor need be.
I just saw him in tears after winning. And he was putting pieces back on the board; knowing he won. He's learning and young. When I see this discipline and love he has for chess. He's shown as a young boy the humility of being a player. The decency of how to manage success and failure. That's a lot more than winning. These type of person are very good for all, because he will not stop learning and even if he looses his conduct will win hearts each time.
Accurate gukesh is sensible and mature for his age he doesn't have experience but the will and deligence which made him champion we agree gukesh is not best but his resilience made him what he is now
@@dongmingzhu666 No not like that. IIT yes absolutely to a degree. You know, Sachin Tendulkar was seen batting by his mother only once, in his last match. For 24 years she was just praying to God when God was batting. Something like that.
@@BetelgeusewaitforitYou know what I’m saying is that Indians are so results-oriented they just wanna achieve what they want to achieve and they don’t care how
@@emiliorivasmaestre7455There are 18 undisputed world champions till date and Ponomariov isn't one of them. So yes, Gukesh is the youngest undisputed world champion in the history of chess.
Def why this is back in the algorithm. But Magnus is the king of starting off with a "negative" point and then by the end feels like it's a really positive comment lol. I will say perhaps it's his Scandinavian nature. All the people I've known from nordic countries seemed to have this melancholy genius
Bro, he is the number one player currently, he's a chess player, he knows his power, gukesh is still learning doesn't mean magnus wouldn't. Don't compare two great ass player when you can't move a rook
If andbhakt had a face. Listen carefully twice, its a compliment.if you think its positive. Gukesh world champions we know it.he still very young and can give very bestest performance. So take it easy. Everything is not personal.
@@aldoserenasafiola962 ok g@ndú , gukesh won individual gold at board no. 1 also so first go and know some facts before crying in your mom's basement 😢
Just to highlight for the ones who didn’t notice: he’s talking about one game out of over a hundred played in a tournament he didn’t participate in himself and then he comments on move 4 of it. Keep in mind he doesn’t prepare for these interviews..
Good point, but he’s also a professional chess player who probably mostly hangs out with other professional chess players and reads a lot of chess news, so it seems reasonable that he would have heard of and looked into a standout move. Does he remember move 4 from every game in the tournament? It’s a bit like a professional football player knowing about a highlight play from all the week’s games. Of course they would know about it, but they wouldn’t know about every play in every game.
@@paulpease8254 If you are speaking about magnus then he do remember each and every move from start to finish of every game! He has watched candidates closely and I bet you he remembers all the 56 games from start to finish, it's nothing for him. There's a reason he is still no.1 in the world!
This is not as difficult as you'd expect. It's easy to talk about Ding Liren's 4. h3 in his match against Ian, or from the same Candidates Hikaru's h6 a6 idea against the Italian. You'd expect this from anyone >1600 or 1700. Part of the reason is because these are long games -- when we watch these games for 5 hours straight they're much easier to remember. Secondly is because they're super abnormal moves; as soon as 4. h6 with Gukesh is played, you instantly go to the database and see how many games it has been played in before, and how those games go. Of course, his memory is far better than anyone else, but this isn't an example.
@@Inhumasehe is the strongest or not that is subjective(as suggested by magnus he thinks) but he is world champion that is fact and that too the youngest one
@@Anu-cu7nj So let's get to the facts. Subjectively? No, it is not subjectively. That's why we have FIDE rating. It means that the player is the strongest. It's a fact that he's the youngest world champion in chess. But he's not the strongest and he didn't become the strongest world champion.
@@Inhumasehe is the reigning undisputed world champion...at his age magnus was playing 2nd fiddle to Anand ....and magnus knows it and you should also live with it.
@@Iwillfindu-o8f Hey buddy, you didn't read what I wrote above, or you didn't want to, or you didn't get it right. Read it again. I didn't say he isn't a champion. He is and he is the youngest, but he is not the strongest. That's a fact. Face it. I know it hurts. It would hurt me too if I were Indian, but we need to talk facts and not fairy tales.
I mean Nepo didn't lose literally, he had a good tournament. Fabi was about to win too. Credit has to be given where it's due, to show such nerves of steel at such a high stakes tournament at such an age is extremely commendable.
Stop playing the victim card here. Magnus never sugar coats his performance analysis of other players, regardless of which country they are from. Also, Gukesh is not the best in the world just like Ding was not this is because magnus wasnt playing in the tournament.
@@Amaterasu240hey an indian here who actually play chess and official tournaments there is no point of arguing with these people many of them are just kids who dont even play chess they just know how to critisize I personally supported ding as I am watching him from a long time
Nothing to do with being world champion, being world champion is impressive but with the world number 1 for a long time, i think you need to respect that credit where the credit is due, come back here if gukesh can suurpass magnus world title defenses.
Anybody in top 10 would have win against Ding Liren. Gukesh also seemed a bit nervous and made some questionable call which is understandable because he was about to make history being the youngest WC Champion which is crazy. Him winning the candidate was harder objectively than him defeating Ding Liren though.
@@meritocratik Your Magnus needed tie breaks to win World Championships... If he really was the Goat, he should have absolutely dominated his opponent
@@mrinal8169you do realise that magnus has won 5 classical 5 rapids and 7/8 blitz chess Championship right? And to top of that he is the highest rated player for 13-14 years. He is the undisputed goat
Considering all this Vishys longevity is almost unheard of . He’s still ranking 11th in the world at his age . And even now on he can be a serious contender for the World Championship if he really decides to go for it. Guy simply has phenomenal natural talent that defies age related performance deterioration
Today Gukesh proved what he is, World Champion at just 18 years of Age So, Always believe in your ability, don't believe opinions of others and media propaganda or individuals biased propaganda.
@@Anu-cu7njhe's world no. Won never lost a world championship match . Won it 5 times back to back. Won 10 tournaments in past 2 years ( all world level some more tough than this ) be will forfeit the championship cz he was bored and u think he's afraid . Do you watch chess from reels?
Gukesh Proved him dead wrong again in Chess Olympiad and Magnus also lost a silly game where he was required to win, also Gukesh won a thriller for India to draw against US 😂😂😂
oh pls, dont compare the 2.. Gukesh is in very early stage and have potential to go more bigger, but Magnus is an absolute legend of this game, hes the greatest and there are no doubts about it.. Imagine being at the top for a whole decade!
@@1nf1ni7e_GGSo if you quit knowing that you are going to lose, u expect me to believe you are Still the champion!?🤣🤣🤣 Magnus is Just a jealous loser!
@@yuvrajmalhotra904 i hope you watched the match before saying this but gukesh never blundered but just gave away a 0.6 advantage.. which isnt even an advantage as the engine was showing some werid funky line.. caruana blundered with Qg6..
@@yuvrajmalhotra904 also for your kind information.. gukesh didnt even play a second best move under time pressure. dude was following the first line of engines.. so yeah .. kindly watch the live match again
Let's be honest that it was harder for Gukesh to won the candidate rather than world championship because Ding performance. I hope he'll gain the confidence and support so he would be the best player comes next WC.
@@giovannifrrri5495 He came 4th in the Chess World cup, and as Magnus pulled out he took his slot. So.. a fantastic performance to qualify, but also a bit of luck.
I love how Magnus can be so cutting and honest.. But everyone just takes it because “Well yeah… he’s Magnus.. we have a chance in these tournaments because he’s not playing.. he can say whatever he wants”
I’m not quite sure what your point is. I used to be a reasonably strong GM(I was 2640 back in 2000) and one quality I had and I think most strong GMs have is they have to try to be brutally honest about their chess and the way they are playing - fantasy land just won’t cut it!
@@jkj1459he's been top 1 player in the world for many years already, and is even considered the best of all times. So, is not necessary for him to keep playing those long tournaments if he doesn't want to, that won't affect in the minimun to his legacy
MAY BE HE SCARED TO PLAY WITH INDIAN COMPETITOR, MAY BE HE TRY TO AVOID CONTINUING LOSS IN GAMES, IF NOT WHY HE WAS NOT PLAYING FOR THIS WORLD TITLE INSTEAD GIVING SUCH A COMMENT. GET READY FOR NOVEMBER GAME.
Gukesh played fabulously in the candidates. It wasn't luck. But at the same time, it was. He would probably not win it if they played the whole candidates again. But that's true for any player because everyone is so evenly matched.
@@Majun-Majun Gukesh is already 5th, Arjun is 4th...in next 5 years they will be in top 3. Days of magnus are about to get over with young generation coming to top. It won't take much time..just don't die in next 5-10 years and see what happens. Now Arjun is 3rd by the way after olympiad.
@@pratik6342 not a single world champion. Just a bunch of players trying to imitate anand. In the end, they are players for the top 3-5 position with china. Not good enough to compete with magnus 🤭
@@lkzt5543and every goat has a Deadline in sports .. either after retiring , after past his peak or even during his last days in game .. and then you see Rise of A New Goat who would thrash everyone even better than the Last Goat. And then people start considering him and call him the Goat .. and that's how this goat cycle keeps on changing ..
It's not a mind game, he is not the best in the world. But what he is is he's always prepped, and not afraid to take risks, and I think he still has room to improve and he knows that
@@tirthpatel9144 Did you read my whole comment or aise hi aa gaya pehli line padh ke? And just your comment tells me you haven't followed Indian chess a lot. And even if you did, you are perhaps blinded by the nationalist and patriotic feelings. I used to get up at 3 AM just to watch Gukesh, Pragg and Vidit play the candidates. NGL, I expected Pragg and Vidit to perform better than Gukesh and that is where I actually analysed how Gukesh plays. The one thing that differs him from others is that he is more often better prepared than his opponents, and when under pressure, he usually doesn't make much mistakes. His playstyle is not much different than Magnus. Currently, he is not the best, definitely top 5 imo, but not the best, but he has room to become the best India has ever produced and even potential to be as close to Magnus that anyone has ever been
@@tirthpatel9144definitely its a mind game!, gukesh ll beat him like wht happened with anand vs carlsen, its a cycle, hes 19 and carlsen is 33 now, watch after 7,8yrs what happens!
I think even if he doesn’t have the highest raw capability he might still be the best fitted to the world championship because of his ability to perform under pressure
You don’t need a tag like that from Magnus. There is no such entitlement - that so and so is the best. You just win in the basis of your game on that day .
He didn't. Gukesh has a long way to come . HE'S GOOD BUT NOT THE BEST. He's not even the best Indian player! He's 18... he will eventually reach the place Magnus refers too... Gukesh has long chess career so don't put him on the pedestal by putting too much pressure too early on. He could become the best when He's given the space and time to GROW into that person.
@@lawclerksanbar3790 when everyone saying gukesh is among the best in world rn , they are talking about classical chess .. being almost 2800 and world no. 4 in live rating refers that he is in his league .. and he will grow even more stronger from here cuz he is just 18
Game is a … game ….. he stood on stage among world class players … he beat and he won …… we can’t say he don’t max level …… compare apple to apple …… then this generation level he had compete and he won …. He is a star … good gukesh keep it up … my prayers for achieve more
Ding does not look like himself lately. Gukesh will win the tournament if he can hold his own with the white pieces. then again Ding is Chinese and those guys are different mentally.
I know Gukesh is weak in faster formats since he is mostly a calculative monster rather than a intuitive player lazy at calculation - and for calculating deep lines you need time. But I believe people are still underestimating his classical level. In the past two years he has been competing at the top and tying first in several super tournaments in the classical sections - Tata Steel, CCT Romania, Chennai Grandmasters all with a strong field with super gms. Plus the Olympiad Board 1 Gold in 2022. And he didn't even bring his A game in the recent CCT classical event - opting to keep his best prep under wraps. The only bad performance of his has been at Tata Steel 2023 (his first ever 2700+ rated event) and only average performance at Prague Masters 2024 where he finished mid table 5th (just before the Candidates, so he was most likely hiding prep). And let me remind you he is just 18 yrs of age right now. If any other prodigy had these results, eg If Pragg or Nodirbek had Gukesh's results, they would have already been anointed the next world Champion by players and fans alike. But Gukesh always gets back handed compliments and grudging respect. Whether he'll reach GOAT tier of Vishy, Magnus, Kasparov etc. is yet to be seen and it's too early to say, but beware. He will keep proving people wrong and I'll be happy to see people getting surprised again.
Lazy here means lazy at calculation. Not lazy in general. They'd simply prefer to play by the pattern they've seen gazillions of times instead of going in really deep into calculation since they've developed a certain depth in understanding of the game. Literally the words of Magnus himself who called himself a lazy calculator in the very same podcast. Now ofc don't misunderstand the two different instances of "depth" I used here. 😂
He’s not a genius. He’s gifted & he he put the time in. Look into his background. His mom & dad took off work for 2 years so that they could only focus on taking Magnus to the best teachers & tournaments. Would your parents do that? Even Bobby Fischer’s mom told him to *throw that damn chess book out the window* when he was 9-10 years old
Fischer’s parents were wealth and they supported him maybe are you are looking for a superhero that doesnt exist. And Magnus is indeed a genius, glad he became a chess genius but with his capability he could have become in any other area.
@@georgestpierre6338 Guki won candidates at 17 .....where was magnus then 💀🔥💀 he can be the youngest to reach 2800 soon as he has about 60 days and lags just 5.4 points to beat alireza all time record and maybe the youngest world champion of the world soon .... Magnus is also not even close
@@georgestpierre6338 don't see by yours perspective, try to see it by Gukesh's perspective....then u might realise that he can do it .... Magnus had a decade of dominance Kasparov had 2 decade of dominance but this kid is above all right now 🔥🔥
@@georgestpierre6338 magnus is good but time has a lot of surprises yet to come.... every body thinks that records can't be broken until someone someday just broke it
@@georgestpierre6338 also I want to tell u Guki won Olympiad at 18 with the best performance in the history of Olympiad and magnus 🤣 not a single won He is unable to get gold at his board no 1 for 2 consecutive years ...Is this ur goat 😂😂 💀
You come up with it by working with a second who was hired by Anand to create spicy lines. Anand's indifferent form in recent years has made people underestimate just how deep the WACA prep is. Anand must have had some wicked lines that he would now have shared with the kids. It won't be easy for the old guard, no matter what Carlsen says.
People will talk all nonsense Gukesh, it just means that they are afraid of you and you have already started winning. Your hard-work is all that matters. Congratulations again. God bless. ❤
@@tanmaybhayani he was bored loook how he dominated in Norway and recent Blitz chess championship, he is the best he just tired to defend his championship and spot against someone not his level he always wins lol
he is the world champion only because magnus didn't played... who is the strongest and world champion for 10 something years... and who is still top of the leaderboard...
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If Gukesh Sees this interview He would take it as a motivation....
Gukesh take it as an motivation....you will and can
Insults due to jealousy wont be seen that way
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Magnus jealous of that curry??🤣🤣🤣 sure
@@darthcef magnus not but u r sure 😁
He doesn't need motivation. Ding needs it
It's always refreshing to see Magnus' takes. Seems to give his honest opinion without sugar coating it, and gives props where they're due.
Or throws a fit when getting bodied by someone who he thinks shouldn't eve beat him lol
@@112233JORDANyeah, who wouldn't.
@@112233JORDANgetting defeated by a notorious cheater lol
@@112233JORDANyou described every sports alive right now. That’s called competitive behavior
Well yeah, he's waiting for a true contender for him to go back to defending the world championship and he probably wants to give as honest description of what he wants to see
He is young and is still learning. And if he can beat you all with the imperfect game then he can beat anyone when he improves.
true if Gukesh can defend his title like more 4-5 years he will be next one of the greatest player
4 to 5 years ?😂😂 He need atleast 7 years to be in the conversation
@@k4i_1000gukesh is the best player for India. But, if Ding hasn't done that blunder move gukesh wouldn't have won the match
@@rainbowsalt-gc7ek that's why he still need to prove himself in the future.
@@rainbowsalt-gc7ektelgu player by AP CM
He may not be the best, but he is now World Chess Champion as of December 12, 2024. :)
Officially, Gukesh is the best. That's what World Champion means.
@@GraemeCreeyou're day dreaming. Ding and gukesh keeping the throne seat warm while Magnus is on vacation. Lol 😅
@@meritocratik Yes, but Carlsen CAN'T play seriously any more. He admits it himself, he can no longer make himself do the work needed to be able to win a world championship match. He's could before, he can't now. That's why he resigned the title, rather than be beaten for it. If he played he would lose. Are we clear on that? In Carlsen's own opinion, if he played he would lose.
@@armageddonx314 You're hallucinating. I never said Magnus wasn't coming back. Maybe he will. People do unretire sometimes, sometimes with success.
Sometimes not. There was a baseball player named Sam Rice, who retired with 2987 hits. When they realized that a few years later, the manager of the Senators offered to let him make a comeback to get those 13 hits. Rice decided he couldn't make the effort to go through the grind to get back into training, and said no.
Or, closer to home, Bobby Fischer. He didn't intend to retire permanently in 1972, he just wanted a break from the grind. Then he found he never could get back into it, and play to his own satisfaction. Result, career over.
So let's see if Magnus tries it or if he also finds he can't. One thing for sure, Gukesh is officially the world's best player RIGHT NOW. Tomorrow, who knows.
I'm pretty sure we all agree that the highest rated player -- namely, Magnus -- is the best in the world. Gukesh holds the title "World Chess Champion" -- but it's just a title. Obviously, Indians are proud of Gukesh, as they should be, but it's not a good look to make him into what he isn't, nor need be.
He is literally still an absolute teenager so kudos to him!
Yes, i just checked, he's 18😮
I WISH GUKESH AND PRAGG DONT FALL INTO THE TRAP OF MEDIA BUT CONCENTRATE THEIR OWN GAME . SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE.
Turn off your capslock mufker
@@divyansh3697 NO I DON'T THINK I WILL
CAPS IS NICE😂
Right
@@divyansh3697He is excited
Who is here after gukesh winning the world championship
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Me too
I just saw him in tears after winning. And he was putting pieces back on the board; knowing he won. He's learning and young. When I see this discipline and love he has for chess.
He's shown as a young boy the humility of being a player. The decency of how to manage success and failure. That's a lot more than winning.
These type of person are very good for all, because he will not stop learning and even if he looses his conduct will win hearts each time.
Accurate gukesh is sensible and mature for his age he doesn't have experience but the will and deligence which made him champion we agree gukesh is not best but his resilience made him what he is now
It’s the same tears as that of Indian parents who got their children into Harvard/Stanford😂😂
@@dongmingzhu666 No not like that. IIT yes absolutely to a degree. You know, Sachin Tendulkar was seen batting by his mother only once, in his last match. For 24 years she was just praying to God when God was batting. Something like that.
@@BetelgeusewaitforitYou know what I’m saying is that Indians are so results-oriented they just wanna achieve what they want to achieve and they don’t care how
@@Betelgeusewaitforit
A typical Indian mother😅😅😅
He is the youngest world champion now❤❤
True 😂
No. Ponomariov lo logró a la misma edad.
@@emiliorivasmaestre7455There are 18 undisputed world champions till date and Ponomariov isn't one of them. So yes, Gukesh is the youngest undisputed world champion in the history of chess.
RUclips suggested this reel after watching gukesh won world champion 😅😅
True😂
same
😂 exactly my mindset
Now he became World Champion
🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Def why this is back in the algorithm. But Magnus is the king of starting off with a "negative" point and then by the end feels like it's a really positive comment lol. I will say perhaps it's his Scandinavian nature. All the people I've known from nordic countries seemed to have this melancholy genius
Bro ding wasn't even playing all that well he'll lose the championship next year
Ya because Magnus didn't play
I am not criticising magnus..but don't compare magnus now and gukesh now...
Isn't gukesh better than magnus at 18?
He's determined dude at age 11 he said he'll become world champion at 18 he is world champion having that determination at that age isn't joke though
Every time I get these insights into Magnus’ thinking, I get the feeling that he understands chess better than any human in history.
you haven't heard my chess insights yet
And no one wants to
Bobby Fischer might’ve disagreed
@@MadMadHindoo probably, he was very arrogant from what I can tell.
Garry kasparov
If jealousy had a face 😂
Bro, he is the number one player currently, he's a chess player, he knows his power, gukesh is still learning doesn't mean magnus wouldn't. Don't compare two great ass player when you can't move a rook
Bro chill it's just a joke
if joke had a face
Bro wo magnus hai…the og
If andbhakt had a face. Listen carefully twice, its a compliment.if you think its positive. Gukesh world champions we know it.he still very young and can give very bestest performance. So take it easy. Everything is not personal.
Quite and chill baby🤙🏼
he’s world champion now ❤❤
Still lower elo than so he just cannot beat him
Now gukesh won gold in Olympiad 2024 ❤
womp womp pajeet, gukesh team's, not only gukesh lol
@@aldoserenasafiola962 I know lavdu..but here the talk is all about gukesh..
@@aldoserenasafiola962 ok g@ndú , gukesh won individual gold at board no. 1 also so first go and know some facts before crying in your mom's basement 😢
@@aldoserenasafiola962we are no1 , you are not , do womp womp in your sisters OF.
@@aldoserenasafiola962 f* off . The people whose sister is ofcreator has no rights to talk 😂😂😂
Gukesh ha hecho historia.. Felicidades!!!, al nuevo Gran Campeón!
Just to highlight for the ones who didn’t notice: he’s talking about one game out of over a hundred played in a tournament he didn’t participate in himself and then he comments on move 4 of it. Keep in mind he doesn’t prepare for these interviews..
His pattern and sequence memory is incomparable. Even if he never played chess he could become famous for just that.
Isnt it 56 games tho? 14 rounds, and 8 players = 4 games each round
But yeah point stands, I'm just joking lol
Good point, but he’s also a professional chess player who probably mostly hangs out with other professional chess players and reads a lot of chess news, so it seems reasonable that he would have heard of and looked into a standout move. Does he remember move 4 from every game in the tournament? It’s a bit like a professional football player knowing about a highlight play from all the week’s games. Of course they would know about it, but they wouldn’t know about every play in every game.
@@paulpease8254 If you are speaking about magnus then he do remember each and every move from start to finish of every game! He has watched candidates closely and I bet you he remembers all the 56 games from start to finish, it's nothing for him. There's a reason he is still no.1 in the world!
This is not as difficult as you'd expect. It's easy to talk about Ding Liren's 4. h3 in his match against Ian, or from the same Candidates Hikaru's h6 a6 idea against the Italian. You'd expect this from anyone >1600 or 1700. Part of the reason is because these are long games -- when we watch these games for 5 hours straight they're much easier to remember. Secondly is because they're super abnormal moves; as soon as 4. h6 with Gukesh is played, you instantly go to the database and see how many games it has been played in before, and how those games go.
Of course, his memory is far better than anyone else, but this isn't an example.
And he won 18th wc in age of 18th🎉🎉🎉
titled and not strongest. fact.
@@Inhumasehe is the strongest or not that is subjective(as suggested by magnus he thinks) but he is world champion that is fact and that too the youngest one
@@Anu-cu7nj So let's get to the facts. Subjectively? No, it is not subjectively. That's why we have FIDE rating. It means that the player is the strongest. It's a fact that he's the youngest world champion in chess. But he's not the strongest and he didn't become the strongest world champion.
@@Inhumasehe is the reigning undisputed world champion...at his age magnus was playing 2nd fiddle to Anand ....and magnus knows it and you should also live with it.
@@Iwillfindu-o8f Hey buddy, you didn't read what I wrote above, or you didn't want to, or you didn't get it right. Read it again. I didn't say he isn't a champion. He is and he is the youngest, but he is not the strongest. That's a fact. Face it. I know it hurts. It would hurt me too if I were Indian, but we need to talk facts and not fairy tales.
GUKESH is now world champion in chess🗿🗿🗿🔥🔥🔥
I mean Nepo didn't lose literally, he had a good tournament. Fabi was about to win too. Credit has to be given where it's due, to show such nerves of steel at such a high stakes tournament at such an age is extremely commendable.
Magnus dethroned Vishy near that age
Nepo took almost no risk, he tried to bring the prize home without fighting for it
22 or 21 @@warrioremperor6320
Magnus was 23 nowhere near that age lol@@warrioremperor6320
@@warrioremperor6320 gukesh 4 years younger
World is unable to digest that a young 18 year boy is a world champion😂🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yes😂
Stop playing the victim card here. Magnus never sugar coats his performance analysis of other players, regardless of which country they are from. Also, Gukesh is not the best in the world just like Ding was not this is because magnus wasnt playing in the tournament.
@@Amaterasu240hey an indian here who actually play chess and official tournaments there is no point of arguing with these people many of them are just kids who dont even play chess they just know how to critisize I personally supported ding as I am watching him from a long time
But they still poop in the streets
Bro never played chess bet😭 you know who he is? Just go watch Gukesh's interview after winning the world championship
Once upon a time Magnus had the same feedback.. he is passing this comment as a legacy
Nope he didnt
Wait what? When? Who said that?
@@SreeragK-ih2hxhikaru😅 dude refused to accept that magnus was better than him till the very end.....
@@nolanlewis538 Really?! I didn't know that.
@@marioelbroshikaru says magnus is the goat everytime
Best reply: Now he is the Youngest World Chess Champion
Nothing to do with being world champion, being world champion is impressive but with the world number 1 for a long time, i think you need to respect that credit where the credit is due, come back here if gukesh can suurpass magnus world title defenses.
@@earthquakenationzI know you are jealous..😂😂😂 keep it up
Anybody in top 10 would have win against Ding Liren. Gukesh also seemed a bit nervous and made some questionable call which is understandable because he was about to make history being the youngest WC Champion which is crazy.
Him winning the candidate was harder objectively than him defeating Ding Liren though.
Doesn't mean he is the best. Magnus, Nakamura, Caruana and nepo are better
🌑
Bro he is world champion 😂
Hence don’t underestimate the power of GUKESH
And magnus is the top #1 player in the world....
Here after Gukesh is world champion 🏆
Saved this reel to comment 😂😂😂.
Yeah, I hope he keeps the title let's see
Wait & watch
@@shaileshupadhya15 Yeah, keep dreaming..
@@meritocratik Your Magnus needed tie breaks to win World Championships...
If he really was the Goat, he should have absolutely dominated his opponent
@@mrinal8169you do realise that magnus has won 5 classical 5 rapids and 7/8 blitz chess Championship right? And to top of that he is the highest rated player for 13-14 years. He is the undisputed goat
Considering all this Vishys longevity is almost unheard of . He’s still ranking 11th in the world at his age . And even now on he can be a serious contender for the World Championship if he really decides to go for it. Guy simply has phenomenal natural talent that defies age related performance deterioration
He has the elo because he didnt play a lot.
Absolutely
@@luciangv3252Hikaru also rarely plays classic.
@@yeharshhaiHikaru is 17 years younger.
Now he did it thru kukesh
Today Gukesh proved what he is, World Champion at just 18 years of Age So, Always believe in your ability, don't believe opinions of others and media propaganda or individuals biased propaganda.
Time to stop crying and congratulate youngest world chess champion Gukesh 🎉
He reached the world Championship final at the age of 18 while carlson did it at the age of 23 ! Huge gap of 5 years.
gukesh is ranked no 5 while carlsen was ranked no 1. what's your point
Well let see if he can win it for 10 years like Mag
@@qekruxt5089 Gukesh won candidates, where number 2 number 3 were present. At the age of 23 Carlsen won championship. Now 4 years to go bro.
@@RajA-xd7jo Carlsen became number 1 at 17.
@@qekruxt5089 At the age of 19 he became number 1 and at the age of 23 won Chess championship.
and today gukesh won the world championship......
@@BP-111 yeah he was so scared of losing that he chooses to not show up at the occasion 😂
@@Anu-cu7nj losing? he's still winning other tournaments in this year blud xD
@@KingNaMo-v4s are you serious here you are comparing other tournament with world championship?
@@Anu-cu7njhe's world no. Won never lost a world championship match . Won it 5 times back to back. Won 10 tournaments in past 2 years ( all world level some more tough than this ) be will forfeit the championship cz he was bored and u think he's afraid . Do you watch chess from reels?
@@Anu-cu7njdon't be foolish
Gukesh will prove him wrong!
He proved him wrong recently but still his opinion
You wish (because you cannot be objective as an Indian)...
@@HaleG9 magnus doesnt look european:, his face
@@scientificatheist9381 so what?
Gukesh Proved him dead wrong again in Chess Olympiad and Magnus also lost a silly game where he was required to win, also Gukesh won a thriller for India to draw against US 😂😂😂
I am here today to announce he has become Youngest World Chess Champion 🏆 ❤
Gukesh won the world championship at 18 whereas Magnus did at age 22
oh pls, dont compare the 2.. Gukesh is in very early stage and have potential to go more bigger,
but Magnus is an absolute legend of this game, hes the greatest and there are no doubts about it.. Imagine being at the top for a whole decade!
Only because Magnus chose to not play lol. Take Gukesh achievement for what it is, it's still impressive
@@1nf1ni7e_GGSo if you quit knowing that you are going to lose, u expect me to believe you are Still the champion!?🤣🤣🤣
Magnus is Just a jealous loser!
He is the World Champion ♥️
Now gukesh won the Fide world chess championship 2024 🙌🏻
Gukesh literally smoked caruana in chess olympiad 2024 🤙🤙
exactly and won GOLD at board 1
i hope you watched the match before saying this but both blundered win before but then gukesh came out on top in time trouble so i wouldnt say smoked
@@yuvrajmalhotra904 i hope you watched the match before saying this but gukesh never blundered but just gave away a 0.6 advantage.. which isnt even an advantage as the engine was showing some werid funky line.. caruana blundered with Qg6..
@@yuvrajmalhotra904 also for your kind information.. gukesh didnt even play a second best move under time pressure. dude was following the first line of engines.. so yeah .. kindly watch the live match again
You sound almost as racist as Magnus@@yuvrajmalhotra904
Well he won the World Championship right now 😂
0:05 And Gukesh became the youngest chess champion!!! 😅
Jinx alert 🚫
Let's be honest that it was harder for Gukesh to won the candidate rather than world championship because Ding performance. I hope he'll gain the confidence and support so he would be the best player comes next WC.
NOBODY noticed how he dissed Abasov! lol. Poor Abasov.
How'd he get there tho?
@@giovannifrrri5495 He came 4th in the Chess World cup, and as Magnus pulled out he took his slot. So.. a fantastic performance to qualify, but also a bit of luck.
Seeing after gukesh won championship 😂😂
World champion gukesh 💥💥💥
And he is now World Chess Champion
I love how Magnus can be so cutting and honest.. But everyone just takes it because “Well yeah… he’s Magnus.. we have a chance in these tournaments because he’s not playing.. he can say whatever he wants”
lol
HE IS NOT PLAYING IS NOT OPPONENTS PROBLEM . ACTUALLY HE SHOULD PLAY MORE AND SO THEY GET EXPOSURE TO BIG CHAMPIONS . AND GOOD FOR THE SPORT
I’m not quite sure what your point is. I used to be a reasonably strong GM(I was 2640 back in 2000) and one quality I had and I think most strong GMs have is they have to try to be brutally honest about their chess and the way they are playing - fantasy land just won’t cut it!
@@jkj1459he's been top 1 player in the world for many years already, and is even considered the best of all times. So, is not necessary for him to keep playing those long tournaments if he doesn't want to, that won't affect in the minimun to his legacy
MAY BE HE SCARED TO PLAY WITH INDIAN COMPETITOR, MAY BE HE TRY TO AVOID CONTINUING LOSS IN GAMES, IF NOT WHY HE WAS NOT PLAYING FOR THIS WORLD TITLE INSTEAD GIVING SUCH A COMMENT.
GET READY FOR NOVEMBER GAME.
Gukesh played fabulously in the candidates. It wasn't luck. But at the same time, it was. He would probably not win it if they played the whole candidates again. But that's true for any player because everyone is so evenly matched.
Pointless sentences because you contradicted yourself
Only nepo can win them consistenly
@DeathMetalManiac thats why he havent win any world championships huh
@@BodiBada He hasn't won*
And that has nothing to do with my comment.
@@DeathMetalManiac it has everything to do with it🤦♂️. Why dont you google the word "consistency" if youthink otherwise.
Magnus also predicted that either Fabiano or Nakamura will win the candidates.
Sure.
Because they were the best he met. Lately.
bad doctor
Tbf Fabi, Nepo, and Nakamura all had +3
It was a very close one, anyone amongst them could’ve won had they scored a point more
Tales from the deepest darkest slums of mumbai.
Tem q respeitar o Gukesh. Campeão do mundo mais novo da história.
É isso
Seeing this after gukesh became the world champion
I hope some day Gukesh crushes Magnus and takes first spot.
Try afterlife. As long as Magnus is breathing, Gukesh will remain top 10
@@Majun-Majun Gukesh is already 5th, Arjun is 4th...in next 5 years they will be in top 3. Days of magnus are about to get over with young generation coming to top. It won't take much time..just don't die in next 5-10 years and see what happens.
Now Arjun is 3rd by the way after olympiad.
@@pratik6342 they are indian after all, they cannot reach magnus, only try to imitate
@@pratik6342 not a single world champion. Just a bunch of players trying to imitate anand.
In the end, they are players for the top 3-5 position with china. Not good enough to compete with magnus 🤭
@@Ohmsfaccimoso Hahaha..Someone's something is burning so bad..never mind.
Now Gukesh is with Gold and Magnus is with Bronze. 😂😂😂😂
As A team not Person or individual
@@D_Firmansyah both personal
@@D_Firmansyahtry to gain some knowledge before u talk about any thing 😂
Tales from the deepest darkest slums of mumbai.....
Magnus jealous of that curry??🤣🤣🤣 sure
@@atharvwagh6945how personal lmao
Anyone after gukesh 6.5/7 in olympiad
That doesn't really change anything
Magnus is entitled to his personal opinion
magnus is a literal legend in this sport.lets sit this one out,indians
@@lkzt5543gukesh is 2794 now. only 40 elo difference
@@lkzt5543and every goat has a Deadline in sports .. either after retiring , after past his peak or even during his last days in game .. and then you see Rise of A New Goat who would thrash everyone even better than the Last Goat. And then people start considering him and call him the Goat .. and that's how this goat cycle keeps on changing ..
@@lkzt5543 irrelevant to the OP's comment
He is the World Champion now
Nahhh there are better players
He can think whatever he wants but, currently Gukesh is the champion... Max level 😂
Gukesh proved him wrong lol..he was the decider❤❤
Whut
Tales from the deepest darkest slums of mumbai.
@@darthcef dharavi will be gone now .. elections are done 🤣
@commentguy7 sure lmao, wasnt my point even
@darthcef 90% that slum is Muslim 🤡
He has the time to become best player on the world, he is just 18. Normally they peak at 27 or so
nah
For sure 😁
@@Enacoidtf u mean nah?
He has extreme potential
@@Ayanokoji-h9m gukesh is ok he is not that good
@@Enacoid lmao who are you calling him 'ok' ? 😂
I think magnus playing mindgame for future faceoffs....
Tales from the deepest darkest slums of mumbai.
@@darthcefSaar!
He is just 18. Still there is a lot time to learn, to be the best. ❤
Gukesh is a beast who unveils his skills only enough to beat the opponent
Mind game against Gukesh.
It's not a mind game, he is not the best in the world. But what he is is he's always prepped, and not afraid to take risks, and I think he still has room to improve and he knows that
Do you really think Gukesh or anyone else really care about what You think about him?
@@tirthpatel9144 Did you read my whole comment or aise hi aa gaya pehli line padh ke? And just your comment tells me you haven't followed Indian chess a lot. And even if you did, you are perhaps blinded by the nationalist and patriotic feelings.
I used to get up at 3 AM just to watch Gukesh, Pragg and Vidit play the candidates. NGL, I expected Pragg and Vidit to perform better than Gukesh and that is where I actually analysed how Gukesh plays. The one thing that differs him from others is that he is more often better prepared than his opponents, and when under pressure, he usually doesn't make much mistakes. His playstyle is not much different than Magnus.
Currently, he is not the best, definitely top 5 imo, but not the best, but he has room to become the best India has ever produced and even potential to be as close to Magnus that anyone has ever been
@@tirthpatel9144definitely its a mind game!, gukesh ll beat him like wht happened with anand vs carlsen, its a cycle, hes 19 and carlsen is 33 now, watch after 7,8yrs what happens!
@@shaileshkullal11nothing will happen magnus will still win
Now after he's become 18th World champion 🏆 the D Gukesh
I think even if he doesn’t have the highest raw capability he might still be the best fitted to the world championship because of his ability to perform under pressure
He won the world championship & proved many other wrong.
I'm here after Gukesh winning the world champion title 🔥🔥👏🎉
You don’t need a tag like that from Magnus. There is no such entitlement - that so and so is the best.
You just win in the basis of your game on that day .
He proved magnus is wrong now he is world no 5 🔥
magnus said gukesh wasn't #1 or #2... how did magnuts get proven wrong?
@@thedeadbaby watch clearly what he said
@@thedeadbabyhe said that among all the candidates player .. and he is #2 among all of them , just few rating behind Fabi
He didn't. Gukesh has a long way to come . HE'S GOOD BUT NOT THE BEST. He's not even the best Indian player! He's 18... he will eventually reach the place Magnus refers too... Gukesh has long chess career so don't put him on the pedestal by putting too much pressure too early on. He could become the best when He's given the space and time to GROW into that person.
@@lawclerksanbar3790 when everyone saying gukesh is among the best in world rn , they are talking about classical chess .. being almost 2800 and world no. 4 in live rating refers that he is in his league .. and he will grow even more stronger from here cuz he is just 18
Game is a … game ….. he stood on stage among world class players … he beat and he won …… we can’t say he don’t max level …… compare apple to apple …… then this generation level he had compete and he won …. He is a star … good gukesh keep it up … my prayers for achieve more
"I think he is garbage but played really well" Magnus Logic
These chess players never lie. They straight up praise you for your good qualities and shows you your missing places without any sugar coating
Agree! Gukesh will have a surprise for Ding too 😅
Ding does not look like himself lately. Gukesh will win the tournament if he can hold his own with the white pieces. then again Ding is Chinese and those guys are different mentally.
Now he is youngest world champion 🏆
So, finally, Gokesh won the title of World Chess Champions 🏆
Real chess lover will understand that whatever magnus is saying is truely correct
I know Gukesh is weak in faster formats since he is mostly a calculative monster rather than a intuitive player lazy at calculation - and for calculating deep lines you need time.
But I believe people are still underestimating his classical level. In the past two years he has been competing at the top and tying first in several super tournaments in the classical sections - Tata Steel, CCT Romania, Chennai Grandmasters all with a strong field with super gms. Plus the Olympiad Board 1 Gold in 2022.
And he didn't even bring his A game in the recent CCT classical event - opting to keep his best prep under wraps.
The only bad performance of his has been at Tata Steel 2023 (his first ever 2700+ rated event) and only average performance at Prague Masters 2024 where he finished mid table 5th (just before the Candidates, so he was most likely hiding prep).
And let me remind you he is just 18 yrs of age right now.
If any other prodigy had these results, eg If Pragg or Nodirbek had Gukesh's results, they would have already been anointed the next world Champion by players and fans alike. But Gukesh always gets back handed compliments and grudging respect.
Whether he'll reach GOAT tier of Vishy, Magnus, Kasparov etc. is yet to be seen and it's too early to say, but beware. He will keep proving people wrong and I'll be happy to see people getting surprised again.
😂”But beware” ahh
Intuitive players aren't "lazy".
very based of you to call intuitive players lazy
Calling someone who plays more intuitively, "lazy", shows that you don't know anything about chess whatsoever.
Lazy here means lazy at calculation. Not lazy in general. They'd simply prefer to play by the pattern they've seen gazillions of times instead of going in really deep into calculation since they've developed a certain depth in understanding of the game. Literally the words of Magnus himself who called himself a lazy calculator in the very same podcast.
Now ofc don't misunderstand the two different instances of "depth" I used here. 😂
Now he won 🎉🎉🎉
This is a motivation to our youngest champion ❤ Gukesh will happily accept it n in next few years he can dominate more
Magnus Carlsen is the son of Emraan Hashmi and Chris Hemsworth 😂
He knows he is better than him and this scares this man
What 😂 Are you sayin Gukesh is better than Magnus ?
Stop
Stop lying to yourself, man. Magnus is perhaps the GOAT of chess.
Magnus is also one of goat
@@qazwsx487 In classical right now, yes
Magnus is the most honest genius.
He’s not a genius. He’s gifted & he he put the time in. Look into his background. His mom & dad took off work for 2 years so that they could only focus on taking Magnus to the best teachers & tournaments. Would your parents do that? Even Bobby Fischer’s mom told him to *throw that damn chess book out the window* when he was 9-10 years old
Fischer’s parents were wealth and they supported him maybe are you are looking for a superhero that doesnt exist. And Magnus is indeed a genius, glad he became a chess genius but with his capability he could have become in any other area.
@@viniciuscaldas4143 Fischers parents were wealthy?😂 Are you good
@@viniciuscaldas4143 100% weren’t wealthy. Where did you get those lies? Also, his father wasn’t there. So again, why did you come here to lie?
@@viniciuscaldas4143 me when i spread misinformation:
Gukesh about to be World Champion.
bro how did you know he won today
Really like Magnus, but I feel he's not been giving Gukesh his flowers. There's definitely some respect due from his end for Gukesh.
Gukesh won the World Championships!
He became the World champion 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥹
Too early to say that he's not the best or one of the best
Jealous magnus record broken😂
Gukesh can never beat magnus record
By age 19 magnus was world #1 player and has not lost his ranking since then
@@georgestpierre6338 Guki won candidates at 17 .....where was magnus then 💀🔥💀 he can be the youngest to reach 2800 soon as he has about 60 days and lags just 5.4 points to beat alireza all time record and maybe the youngest world champion of the world soon ....
Magnus is also not even close
@@georgestpierre6338 don't see by yours perspective, try to see it by Gukesh's perspective....then u might realise that he can do it ....
Magnus had a decade of dominance Kasparov had 2 decade of dominance but this kid is above all right now 🔥🔥
@@georgestpierre6338 magnus is good but time has a lot of surprises yet to come.... every body thinks that records can't be broken until someone someday just broke it
@@georgestpierre6338 also I want to tell u Guki won Olympiad at 18 with the best performance in the history of Olympiad and magnus 🤣 not a single won
He is unable to get gold at his board no 1 for 2 consecutive years ...Is this ur goat 😂😂 💀
Today 12 December 2024 Gukesh became the youngest world chess champion ❤️
Guges now new world champion 🎉
Magnus is doing what Kasparov did to him, make sure he stays grounded so he can live up to his potential, 🇳🇴🐐 following the 🇷🇺🐐 footsteps.
it isn't about being grounded, he's just being dead honest...and that's from a player who has one of the biggest true egos in the world of chess
Tbh he probably doesn't even care lmao, your overthinking
Prag says: they feel that they are invincible "😂😂
Well for most of us, at age 18 he's holding his own against the so-called world champion, he's pretty damn good.
He is less than 20 years. So you have to appreciate
This man ego higher Max level
You come up with it by working with a second who was hired by Anand to create spicy lines. Anand's indifferent form in recent years has made people underestimate just how deep the WACA prep is. Anand must have had some wicked lines that he would now have shared with the kids. It won't be easy for the old guard, no matter what Carlsen says.
How do you even come up with this level of bullshit!
@@mayank78207 It's called thinking. You wouldn't understand and I don't recommend that you try it.
@@mayank78207 what do you mean???
Brother im 2000 + rated..And A true living indian.Dont compare magnus with vishy sir because magnus is G.O.A.T
@@nagasaireddy4726 Happy to play a few games with you. And I don't see how your comment is relevant to what I said.
watching after the declaretion of 18 th world chess champion. ❤
People will talk all nonsense Gukesh, it just means that they are afraid of you and you have already started winning. Your hard-work is all that matters. Congratulations again. God bless. ❤
Magnus is a little arrogant but bro got the rizz
Why asking Magnus who is the best? I mean give some respect to him.
they are asking him who he thinks is the best of the new generation. nothing disrepectful.
@@shauniop but he is the new generation.
@@edwardmakabling418 Magnus is not the "new generation". Are you living under a rock?
If he thinks he is the best why dint he play the candidates. My guy pussied out, and now is crying about it.
@@tanmaybhayani he was bored loook how he dominated in Norway and recent Blitz chess championship, he is the best he just tired to defend his championship and spot against someone not his level he always wins lol
Westerns can't digest the fact that Indian are getting ahead, wining and losing matters everything else is an opinion no matter who says it
he is the world champion only because magnus didn't played... who is the strongest and world champion for 10 something years... and who is still top of the leaderboard...
and in the history of chess bobby fishers, Magnus Carlsen and Garry Kasparov are the top rated chess player...
now he is best and second best both😂😂😂
Still he’s the World Champion which means he’s got what it takes to be THE BEST of all time!😊✌🏻
Best or not, he is the youngest world champion in chess history and it's only upwards from here on❤