Ding Liren Succeeds Magnus Carlsen As New World Chess Champion

Both Ding and Nepomniachtchi finished 7-7 after exhilarating 14 classical games, taking the match into the tie-breaker. This marks a historic moment as both the men's and women's world champions in chess are now from China. 🏆 Ding Liren Succeeds Magnus Carlsen As New World Chess Champion, Beats Ian Nepomniachtchi in 2023 FIDE World Championship Final.

BBC World Service - The world has a new chess champion: Ding Liren. He succeeds Norway's five-time champion Magnus Carlsen, who said he was not motivated to defend his title. No Chinese

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