I can also just recognize the strong game from Keymer. You can't always come with "poor ding". He was very lucky against Keymer in the first game in Round 4. Then what should you say about Keymer? He had given away a lot points .... poor keymer? No because of his time management. ding was lucky in the first game (R4) and this time he was overplayed again. That was Keymer's first victory ... and it was more than deserved.
Yupp, all true. But something with Ding is off, i found him even when winning the world championship not as strong as he used to be. Both Ding and Nepo have weakpoints in their psyhological constitution. Carlsen is the real predator😄 Thx god Keymer is psychologically strong and just experiences ups and downs young players often have. I am convinced he has not yet reached his peak strength. A lot to look forward to for German chess...
My armchair analysis is that Ding is suffering severely from imposter syndrome ever since he took the title. And the bad results that followed this only make the problem worse of course.
I find it very sad what happens to Ding. We like his soft character. But maybe that softness works now against him, as one needs very strong shoulders to withstand the pressure of world champion status.
I think it's a shame that Keymer had left a lot of points. (drawing winning games) ding was very lucky in the first game vs keymer. You can't always hope luck
Many champions lost interest at some point after being champions: Steinitz, Euwe, Fischer, Magnus, and now Ding Liren, and even Youth World Champions like Panno and Zarnicki.
I hope World Champion Ding recovers from this beat down. Magnus has proven he is still World’s #1. That being said.. Ding L is classical chess player-- not Chess 960, or Grenke 45 10 or rapid fast chess guy . No excuses though, it looks bad for Ding!!
Ding Liren has the heavy yoke to carry of the title "world champion" when everyone knows who the best player in the world is . Other than the money won , he probably wishes he had not won that FIDE world title .
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Great tactical insights as always, very nice win by Keymer
Hope you keep growing.
He will - he is just so good with excellent analysis. Just a matter of time!
these tactical complications are out of this world, hardly ever seen so many simultaneous threats and counter threats!
Brilliant game,🎉❤
I can also just recognize the strong game from Keymer. You can't always come with "poor ding". He was very lucky against Keymer in the first game in Round 4. Then what should you say about Keymer? He had given away a lot points .... poor keymer? No because of his time management. ding was lucky in the first game (R4) and this time he was overplayed again. That was Keymer's first victory ... and it was more than deserved.
Yupp, all true. But something with Ding is off, i found him even when winning the world championship not as strong as he used to be. Both Ding and Nepo have weakpoints in their psyhological constitution. Carlsen is the real predator😄 Thx god Keymer is psychologically strong and just experiences ups and downs young players often have. I am convinced he has not yet reached his peak strength. A lot to look forward to for German chess...
Subbed, good content. If you ever cover old games also I'm personally a Nezhmetdinov fan
My armchair analysis is that Ding is suffering severely from imposter syndrome ever since he took the title. And the bad results that followed this only make the problem worse of course.
I find it very sad what happens to Ding. We like his soft character. But maybe that softness works now against him, as one needs very strong shoulders to withstand the pressure of world champion status.
I think it's a shame that Keymer had left a lot of points. (drawing winning games) ding was very lucky in the first game vs keymer. You can't always hope luck
Good channel
Many champions lost interest at some point after being champions: Steinitz, Euwe, Fischer, Magnus, and now Ding Liren, and even Youth World Champions like Panno and Zarnicki.
I hope World Champion Ding recovers from this beat down. Magnus has proven he is still World’s #1. That being said.. Ding L is classical chess player-- not Chess 960, or Grenke 45 10 or rapid fast chess guy . No excuses though, it looks bad for Ding!!
#NotMyWorldChampion
Ding Liren has the heavy yoke to carry of the title "world champion" when everyone knows who the best player in the world is . Other than the money won , he probably wishes he had not won that FIDE world title .