Post-game Press Conference with Gukesh D and Hikaru Nakamura | Round 14 | FIDE Candidates 

Yes, but his analysis competence is so high...

Hahahahaha, came in the comments sections to see this hahahaha. Hikaru be like, hold my cup. 😁😁

well it says something that neither Nepo nor Fabi saw it... maybe it was just a superhuman move and hence on normal top3 human level NO blunder on neither side

@@szasamasa9406Exactly. Aside from 2 genuinely bad moves from a human perspective, the rest of the mistakes are pretty much impossible to understand for any human under such time pressure. Can’t really blame him.

Not quite... Falsely accused GM Supi of cheating just because he lost (zero evidence)

@@ivanfreire completely unrelated

@@aarcdave1457 yeah, right! Falsely accusing someone of cheating is completely unrelated to sportsmanship... 🤡

Haha.. Only if you knew

That's why they have a reward named after him! The infamous Hikaru Nakamura sportmanship award

He literally doesn’t care.. but can’t help feeling for all 3 of them

​@@nagarajpn9279he told many time he doesn't care but the way he played last match knowing the game is completely draw looks quite the opposite.

I would humbly request to "cope" for those who think Hikaru "doesn't care".

He really doesn't care. That's why he played 50 hours a drawish position lol

@@dennercassio cope hard and checkout my dp

Magnus was 8.5

Magnus won 8.5

and magnus went to tiebreaks

Comparing gukesh to 2013/14 magnus is too much, magnus was 2870+ at that time... But I think gukesh is a better player than 2007/8 magnus

​@@AbhirajRatnatrue

I mean if you watch Ian and Faby, you'd be also thinking so 😅.

@@absolutetime8881yeah, but she insisted on getting a response from Gukesh twice, despite him being uncomfortable the first time she asked about it.

Indians everywhere

​@@Ashishization1 what

@@absolutetime8881 I saw it. She is non sense.

😂😂

mouse is lifeeee !!!

Streaming runs through his veins

0:42

​@@rohithreddy75lmao

🤣😂🤣😂 yea good takeover by Hikaru there..

Gukesh is the new king now.

@@Negan.111fact.

He still seemed happy in the press conference, maybe even happier than he knows. It just sucks for us that we won’t get WCC recaps.

Why? Hikaru played well. He is fine, I'm sure he is proud of himself. This was his 3rd time in the candidates. He is getting too old to play chess at the highest levels, and he knows this. He would rather lose to Gukesh than one of Hikaru's peers.

​@@patrickpet7905its bcz magnus who was getting all trophies

yeah what an outcome from +5 to draw.

🤣🤣 nice observation

Not a champ yet

@@nitinpandey3616 youngest candidates champion mate.

@@fun_g aka candidate

@@fun_g still a candidate. U don't become a champ until you get the trophy. I don't see no trophy in his hands

Same. Also, I don't think it gonna happen but I wish Ding withdraws from WCC for some reason and then we'll have Gukesh Vs Hikaru😂.

@@yogi30303 Lmao. I was also thinking about what of Ding withdraws 🤣

no chance just because of the money

No reason for Ding to withdraw.

Is hikaru already defeated?

Stop. Chess is a global game whereas cricket is a game played by the commonwealth (Britain's former colonies). Gukesh is on another level of he wins.

Nah cricket is also global game and it's one of the most richest game alongside football​.@@SR-fs2fd

​@@SR-fs2fdfootball>cricket>>>all sports

@@user-ot7uo9nk9b LOL Majority world dont even know that shit Cricket LOL

In terms of only money and popularity​@@user-ot7uo9nk9b

I hope Ding doesn't recover 😅

@@ajaxjaiswal3442I hope he does recover and Gukesh beat him in his best.

And then Ding beats him😂😂😂

​@@G0kuL001ding form gained can defeat and defeated magnus carlsen a lot of time

no curtains no carpets lol

Canada. What they can afford however is accepting a million bogus refugees every year.

... or nails to fix squeaky floors. lol.

In Canada, they have 5 months of winter which ends in March. Sunlight must be very precious there.

Super GMs get one chance and it is game over but Fabi got 3 chances and each time he blundered managing his time poorly.

​@KickingtheDonksNuts He got three chances, according to a 3600 rated engine. It is easy with the eval bar but they are humans playing under severe time pressure. If you had a 24 hour clock then you would not have beaten Ian in any of those positions without the eval bar pmsl.

What a wonderful experience 😂

nops..every indian player especially Gukesh was there to WIN it all..you can see it in their eyes and play.

ya. We shouldnt had been sad if Hikaru take even 0.5pt from Vidit. We could watch their tiebreak.

Damn Alireza, If Gukesh didn't lose in time scramble, Gukesh at 10 points

He literally doesn't care! Lmao

What do you expect, she's from FIDE 😂

How was he close? By being in a pawn down game struggling to not lose🤡🤡

Seems like you are new. Hikaru is an unintentional Karma Yogi. He is not attached to anything. Nothing = everything = God. Therefore he's happy all the time.

​​@@michaelscott1231I think you misinterpreted his comment and got offended by it. He meant winning the whole tournament not this particular game. This game was fairly stable perfectly played by both sides

@@michaelscott1231 I didn't mean in this game. I meant with the fact that after what happened in the first half of the tournament, and his come back to be in second place and to be in a position to play for a win...with white, he couldn't press the "advantage" while playing white

@@seya_2 being half a point behind going in the last round tied with two more players and needing to win it, he gets into a worse position struggling to not lose, how was he ever “so close” to winning the tournament.

I think Gukesh would have held his nerve better in the tie break… the man is ice cool.

@@5piral0ut but Fabi is much stronger in rapid. Gukesh said himself that he spends 99% of his time on classical so it wouldn't have been good for him if it went to rapid tiebreaker.

If

Clearly new chess fan xd

?? Even Magnus said today Gukesh just got lucky in the tournament. Has nothing to do with any sort of Magnus-level skill. Unless you paid attention to Magnus in 2013, you would know it was a completely different type of special. Gukesh has not met that specialness.

​@@patrickpet7905luck or not he has become the youngest challenger for the world champion title in history. No one but him can say that. He Is definitely world champion material. And just wait if he does win...

@@patrickpet7905 Yeah he's also got lucky to be 2nd youngest to become gm and he's also got lucky to reach 2750+ rating at the youngest age in the chess, bro he or abdusatarov is the new carlsen donsn't matter if you believe or not. and his progress exactly if not better track with magnus if follow them closely.

lol. Get real. Gukesh is only 17, he definitely has Magnus level talent. I'd wager he will win several world titles and achieve the highest elo ever when it's all said an done. ​@@patrickpet7905

​@@patrickpet7905 What on earth does a 17 year old chess player have to do in order to earn your "specialness" label? He has just passed the hardest trial by fire a young player can be tossed into in the chess world. Gukesh also looks good when compared to 17 year old Magnus by other metrics. Speculations of us witnessing the rise of a new dominant player here are well justified at this point.

Out of all the things that come to my mind "somehow cool" doesn't exactly make the top 100 in this particular case

Must be hard for Magnus living alone in Mars for over one year already

No he meant they wanted to make the game exciting by playing opening they don't play

Wow talk about undermining the huge achievement of a 17-year old, that too against all odds! The very fact that Gukesh won the tournament over all of the other candidates shows that he is ready and is currently one of the very best, he certainly doesn't need your validation. Also, there is no random world champion. Idk what your criteria for being a bona fide world champion is but neither Ding nor Gukesh (potentially) are just random chess players.

@@Dev_712 you are random if you're not clear (or at least arguably) #1 or #2. Ponomariov, Khalifmann and Kasindzhanov were random WCCs in Kasparov era; Ding and, potentially, Gukesh are random WCCs in Magnus'. Anand and Kramnik were not; just as Fabi, Hikaru or Nepo would not be. That being said, you claim Gukesh doesn't need my validation, yet you go out of your way in his defense. ;) Just ask yourself if you'd bet all your money in Gukesh in a match against either Fabi, Nepo or Hikaru. If you can be minimally honest, there's your answer.

​@@maferreira1984Ding random wc lmao he was higher rated than both hikaru and nepo when world championship happened

@@ajstyles4861 yes, with a rating from 2 years prior... look at his latest performances. Ding himself said he was on the brink of retiring and is only active because he's WCC. Guy is physically, mentally and emotionally far from his prime and far far removed from being arguably the current best after Magnus.

@@maferreira1984 thank god the world doesn't work with your logic otherwise football fans or literally any other sport would have started riots saying that the team needed to be clear number 1 or 2 along with winning the world cup/championship to be bona fide world champion. In today's age, ratings are always inflated and they are hardly a good metric to determine who is better. The obvious example - Alireza literally farmed his way up and ended up having such a poor tournament. These top players only ever play invitationals to keep their ratings in tact. I go out of my way to defend him because I'm a chess fan and it's incredibly disrespectful to undermine the success of a player who not only won the tournament but was also undefeated against the players you are praising - Hikaru, Fabi and Nepo. Keep huffing copium, maybe that will help. At this very moment, of course I'll bet on Gukesh. He was never positionally or tactically in trouble the entire tournament unlike all the other players, including the ones that you mentioned. And the only loss he had was mostly because of time trouble. So yes, I do have my answer.

These chess organisations are actual reason why Chess is not as big as it should be.. Players should be respected well just like in all the other sports

I'm assuming it's some tech issue, because yesterday Ian and Nepo had the chance to go over Gukesh's live game while they did the interview. I think that's also the reason she asked someone in the crowd what the eval was like currently.

he said he believes in karma.. so he will never do cheating, otherwise it will always come back full circle in this lifetime or he will pay for it in future lifetimes.

​@@Shivshakti998 lol ppl coping hindu philosophies and then hate hinduism, by showing castism and insult publicly in foreign countries

Shit

​@@user-SkmBeatsthat's their state. If you get affected by them then you are no better. Add Krishna said the knowledge is not owned by anyone. And it's not surprising Hikaru beliefs in Karma since he's Japanese and was brought up by a Sri Lankan. All Indic philosophies believe in Karma.

If Ding withdraws, it will be Hikaru vs Gukesh since Hikaru has more wins then Fabi

Are you for real my man

Token idiotic comment.

Bro did you not watch the interview? Hikaru tried to make imbalances kid

@@connorpramenko8896 Exactly, in a drawish position. Gukesh screamed for a draw for hours, the position screamed for a draw for hours. And he couldn't accept that And it's been a long time since I'm not a kid

@@dennercassio Why would you draw in a must win game? are you weak?

@@vercot7000 Can't you read? It was a totally DRAWISH position. And the point is not that, the players freak out and keep playing anyway like what happened with Caruana and Nepo (after the minor pieces were exchanged). No problem. The point is, Hikaru constantly said on media that he was "just playing for content", implying that the results weren't a big deal, well it didn't seem like

@@dennercassio The position was drawish for super GM and even super GM make mistake sometime in those winning or draw position (ian vs caruana game for example). YOU would have lose either side in this so I don't know what you're talking about. Plus you can play for content/fun and still try hard to win.

You're not up on the news. Fide dismissed all the ratings he got in his tournament. So he played an open tournament to qualify.

Don't spread rumours, those tournaments were not taken into accounts and he qualified by playing normal ones..

Good job, making things up.

@@pg_jem i dont need to make things up. i am not american.

huh

huh?!

More lies