India’s 18-year-old Grandmaster Gukesh D made history as the youngest World Chess Championship contender and achieved a monumental victory in Game 3 of the 14-game World Chess Championship. His opponent in this historic match was the reigning world champion Ding Liren from China.
Gukesh’s win brought him to a total of 1.5 points, leveling the playing field against Liren, who also has 1.5 points following his victory in Game 1. The second game of the series ended in a draw, setting the stage for a highly competitive match between the two chess giants.
This victory for Gukesh not only showcases his immense talent and potential but also places him on the world stage as a serious contender for the World Chess Championship. His performance in the ongoing championship has garnered global attention as he continues to make his mark in the chess world at such a young age.
With both players now tied at 1.5 points, the championship is poised for an exciting remainder of the games, with Gukesh aiming to continue his remarkable rise in the world of chess.
