How D Gukesh can win World Chess Championship 2024 Title after going 6-5 up vs Ding Liren ...Middle East

History beckons! D Gukesh will have the golden opportunity to be crowned the youngest-ever World Chess Champion. The 18-year-old who went 6-5 up on China’s Ding Liren could surpass the great Garry Kasparov. Gukesh was confident after his victory but knows that three games still remain for him to rewrite history books. He won the 11th game earlier today, but the next three rounds will determine the fate. D Gukesh World Chess Championship Title winning scenarios The 12th, 13th, and 14th matches are scheduled on December 9, December 11, and December 12, respectively. Currently at 6 points, Gukesh needs 7.5 points, i.e., 1.5 more points to be confirmed as the World Chess Champion. Let’s

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