Steady Ian Nepomniachtchi, shaky Ding Liren as world chess title match kicks off - Washington Times

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Last updated 05 novembro 2024
Steady Ian Nepomniachtchi, shaky Ding Liren as world chess title match  kicks off - Washington Times
It’s been a dream start for Russian GM Ian Nepomniachtchi in his scheduled 14-game FIDE world championship match against China’s Ding Liren. The two began play Sunday in Astana, Kazakhstan, for the vacated world chess title long held by Norwegian world No. 1 GM Magnus Carlsen.
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Steady Ian Nepomniachtchi, shaky Ding Liren as world chess title match  kicks off - Washington Times
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Steady Ian Nepomniachtchi, shaky Ding Liren as world chess title match  kicks off - Washington Times
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