They all thought it was a draw...but Ding plays Rg6!

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The commentators, including Fabiano Caruana, were sure that Ding Liren was going to repeat moves. Caruana even wrote off Rg6 as losing for Ding. But Ding won the World Championship with this unbelievable move. Rg6 threw Ian off completely and he never had a chance after that.
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@allthingzchess Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGjM6YIPzaY.html How Nepo should have reacted to Rg6

@oriion22 25 дней назад

Instead of playing Qf5, h4 works better. Queen on e4 was enough to stop pawn at c5 from going to c4 (attacked by white queen and rook).

@taufiqal-kahfi8605 Месяц назад

Ian: "let me draw this and get the match to blitz" Ding: "buddy, let's blitz RIGHT NOW"

@smrtguy77777 Год назад

Nepo’s mind went elsewhere once he assumed it would be a draw, once Ding played the rook Nepo had to bring himself back mentally and that is incredibly difficult to do.

@shakezpere Год назад

Probably this is same reason why he lost to Magnus. Just remind me one time some reporter asked Magnus question why he keep playing in draw-ish positions ? And this game one of example why, you try some different move to see if your opponent will make mistake or not. Once they make mistake you can took that as your advantage.

@tannhaeuserx464 Год назад

Yeah, that was Nepo's problem. He is probably a better chess player, but his temperament is the problem.

@jackson32 Год назад

You could see he was all happy with himself, until rg6. The look on his face got a lot worse with every move.

@lythd 11 месяцев назад

@@tannhaeuserx464 i truly believe he was a better player for this match, probably due to his experience with magnus. seeing his reaction at the end is heartbreaking. it also just feels a bit weird that a classical world champion was decided by rapid games. that being said ding is incredibly deserving and such and im a big fan of him too, they r probably my two favorites in terms of current top chess players.

@tannhaeuserx464 11 месяцев назад

@@lythd At least, it is not decided by blitz. I also like them both, but Caruana is my fav.

@infinito3033 Год назад

the way he looked at the trohpy and grabbed those pieces was heartbreaking

@allthingzchess Год назад

Yes, raw anguish. Chess is cruel.

@SonicMegaKing Год назад

Yeah, it was hilarious. Like an anime.

@niteshprabhu6791 Год назад

The trophy was on the opposite side

@sustavofring Год назад

@@SonicMegaKing no this is real world

@qqq2307 11 месяцев назад

@@SonicMegaKing "like an anime" That is the cringiest comment I've heard

@lane9234 5 месяцев назад

When Nepo looked right then knocked over the pieces, that might be one of the most emotional things I have seen in chess

@lane9234 3 месяца назад

agreed

@monkeymanincarnate 2 месяца назад

@@lane9234did bro reply do his own comment

@realtoal 2 месяца назад

did bro just agree with himself

@laquica9336 Месяц назад

@@realtoal😂😂

@lane9234 Месяц назад

@@realtoal i made a valid point

@KC-dw6yz Месяц назад

He may not be the absolute best, he may not even win another title, but for this move alone Ding deserves the championship because that took so much guts

@Rohannn0007 25 дней назад

He's the deserving world champion

@PrakharKumar-zy1bx 24 дня назад

True... And people just end up calling him "lucky "

@PrakharKumar-zy1bx 24 дня назад

@@Rohannn0007 Not for long, but yeah, for once he is

@cochelper1736 24 дня назад

@@PrakharKumar-zy1bx don't underestimate ding he still has chances holding the wc title against gukesh

@Whisperain4 21 день назад

@@PrakharKumar-zy1bx fun fact Gukesh was the only top player Ding was able to win against in Wijk aan Zee

@The4Tifier Год назад

I'm glad Ding's risk paid off; especially when Ian had more time left than Ding. You can tell that Ian was not ready for Ding to go in for the win instead of going in for a draw. And ultimately, that risk paid off so well for Ding. Well played.

@ninjaninja9954 7 месяцев назад

@@n3h3m 200 iq move

@pw7414 Год назад

that Rg6 move was just amazing, with that he so deserved to win the championship

@allthingzchess Год назад

I agree.

@hotlemongingerhoney Год назад

No. if Ian moved his pawn to h5 h6 instead of his Queen, the game will have different ending. Analyze it.

@allthingzchess Год назад

@@hotlemongingerhoney Of course it would. But it doesn't make Rg6 any less amazing.

@kevin-7091 Год назад

@@hotlemongingerhoney "If no one made an inaccurate move, the game will end in a draw" That is not the point, the point is how Ding managed to figure out that Rg6 is not a losing move and actually has winning chances using the passed pawn

@trumplostlol3007 Год назад

@@hotlemongingerhoney It was a blitz and you are not an AI. LOL

@5amohtaerg60 3 месяца назад

Sometimes there are those sparks of romantic chess in Ding's game --he plays courageous moves under difficult situations. He was willing to take risks, and he was rewarded for that. He is not the strongest chess player ever, but he for sure has the heart of a champion.

@riaarora3126 8 месяцев назад

I keep coming back to this match, it is for the emotions, the value this moment holds for the players that chess for me really shines.

@arsh9446 6 месяцев назад

yeah exactly , I keep coming back to it as well

@supreeth69 19 дней назад

same

@Levijeh Год назад

Ding displayed tenacity here, a trait that a world champion must have.

@neerajnongmaithem392 9 месяцев назад

In motorsport their is saying, 'if you no longer go for a gap that exist, then no longer are a racing driver. Ding kept on playing for the win, that seperated him from nepo in that game. And that's why magnus has dominated world chess for so long, he is known for squeezing wins out of driest of draw positions

@clivemukarati 8 месяцев назад

Senna

@bobbobert9379 5 месяцев назад

"If you no longer go for a gap that exist, you are no longer a racing driver" - Ayrton Senna, 1960-1994.

@guillermovillavicencio6511 4 месяца назад

Senna

@PromixDelPiero Месяц назад

yeah and that citation alone has caused drivers go for tonns of controversial and dangerous moves where drivers go for a gap that's not there and be dicks about it. Very nice. Ding just went for a win because he tried, risked and maybe felt Nepo can blunder, not because he was disrespecting his opponent like Senna usually did.

@neerajnongmaithem392 Месяц назад

@@PromixDelPiero can never be a champion in motorsport with that attitude, you can be all gentlemanly and respectful in driving and no one will ever remember your name. You might dislike Senna but you still know his name.

@wallaceblack5176 Год назад

That was so fun. The comentators did not even know what was happening. The computer kept moving back and forth for white and black. I feel sory for Nepo and happy for Ding.

@AlesZvolanek 9 месяцев назад

Chess look so calm but in fact some defeats can get totaly brutal. You're playing for multiple days, most games last hours, you're always focused, you've spent months with your team setting up tactics, openings etc... and then... all goes down the drain in a heartbeat.

@Goat-gf5be 6 месяцев назад

just like real life

@DuyPham-xd8lp 28 дней назад

Watching this for the 6th time, still bring a tear of happiness to my face

@UmUs 11 месяцев назад

Watching this live was a rollercoaster of emotions

@Chessdrummer83 Год назад

Rg6 was such a great moment and I am so lucky I got to see it live, that was epic!

@arneshpal7702 Год назад

@castiel4746 11 месяцев назад

im just seeing now a month later how different is that?

@edntz 10 месяцев назад

I saw it a week before it was played so it didn't came as a surprise to me. Still gg though.

@lane9234 7 месяцев назад

Even Hikaru went from total draw, to intense calculations, to holy shit ding is gonna win

@Shadowboost 5 месяцев назад

And unlike Fabi and the other commentators here, instantly saw c3 and Qd3 as the line that wins

@wilbarbour4495 11 месяцев назад

The fact that she announces so confidently that its going to be a draw just makes this so epic.

@Sapreme 11 месяцев назад

Everybody was saying it too for a couple of minutes before the start of the video

@TheAluvisify 11 месяцев назад

I like that you single her out for some reason when literally everyone was expecting a draw.

@Mark-qt8fs 10 месяцев назад

Shut your face. She was by far the most adamant about it. You are the knight in shining armor no one needs.

@edntz 10 месяцев назад

@@TheAluvisify She was completely smug, acting like it was inevitable to be a draw.

@trh-bee4383 10 месяцев назад

@@edntzyou can see it as being smug, but the reality is that this match would have been a draw if Ian didn’t fumble his queen for no reason, instead he should have just taken the pawn. Literally no one would have expected this outcome.

@electro2285 Год назад

The Ding Chilling Gambit: Play to Win Variation

@robertdominicceasarsalvill2221 Год назад

In the words of one of the greatest if not the Greatest chess player of all time, "Self-pinning for immortality" -Magnus Carlsen

@jordankiri3 Год назад

Ding after this match was like "Dammnit i won"

@DeionBonner 7 месяцев назад

Everybody expecting to settle for a draw is the exact reason Magnus didn't show up.

@caroljung1310 Год назад

My heart was beating so fast after Rg6

@alexanderallegra432 2 месяца назад

Stunned into silence. I remember this game vividly and it brings my hairs up thinking about it

@ezrakhayyam5609 6 месяцев назад

"And this, kids, concludes our history lesson on how Ding became a legend"

@marcusfossa6695 10 месяцев назад

This will never get old.

@mizofan Год назад

A brave move that will be enshrined in chess history.

@broken1394 11 месяцев назад

Ding beat 4 people with that move. Amazing!

@samuelgrasia493 Год назад

Ian was planning for a draw Rg6 burst all of his plan He didn't think of any plan if the enemy is playing for a win

@Dudenier Год назад

He could of forced a draw earlier, he also wanted a win which backfires

@pritampaul4186 Месяц назад

I just love how the girl shut up after the rook move 😅

@patientbear7279 16 дней назад

1:51 4:51 😅

@andrujo Год назад

Ding did the same thing Fischer made against Spassky and, coincidently, not only that game is my all times' favorite but I also have been thinking Ding's style remember Fischer for a long time now: Spectacular. 🤣 And game 6 was another gem as well.

@allistairelliott 4 месяца назад

Aaaaand I'm back. I can't stop watching. In sport, in life, everyone says you have to take the chances that come your way. And here it is, for real, by Ding under the utmost pressure. It maybe that Ding is going to be criticized for not playing enough chess after this, but I for one will always defend him. Just because of this. Such bravery. Such stones. Bravo Ding. This will always be legendary.

@thrillhovanhouten253 2 месяца назад

I freaking LOVE when announcers get cocky and think they know how a game is going to play out. All these commentators are better at chess than I’ll ever be at anything, but I would never assume the game is over until it is. It shows exactly why Ding is playing for a title and Tania is watching. What a ballsy calculation. Freaking brilliant.

@Warcheiftan Год назад

Such a brave move a minute on the clock

@tannhaeuserx464 Год назад

Tania was right after all. The blitz was coming up after Rg6. 😂

@J.J.J.J.J.J.J Год назад

I feel happy for them both. Ding has had great success. Nepo has gone through a challenge that gives him the opportunity to come back stronger.

@violetasuklevska9074 Год назад

@@DBC00P3R A great strength of chess players is being able to forget past games, tournaments and bad moves, instead focusing on the position on the board, which is true among professionals of other disciplines too. Nepo will be back.

@J.J.J.J.J.J.J Год назад

@@DBC00P3R it's not the first time he's lost. Nepo is gonna keep fighting to become the World Champion.

@Chelo._. Год назад

@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J he don't.

@J.J.J.J.J.J.J Год назад

For anyone thinking it's over for Nepo, he is already playing again and winning against high calibre players.

@iluvatarchem Год назад

He will never come back from 2 lost world championship finals.

@johnnemoSG 22 дня назад

“Rg6 looks more like a losing move” and the foot goes INTO the mouth 😂😂😜

@night_inhale 6 месяцев назад

looking back i think Ding deserved this championship more than most people give him credit. At the end of the day he and nepo outplayed everyone else at candidates, and he outplayed nepo in the big one. It's def a winner's move to do something that nobody expected and looks like a big risk

@shashishekhar---- 7 месяцев назад

So happy for Ding man, he did so good

@Angelsoniaa 3 месяца назад

I will always remember myself crying in the train watching this live... just magically

@jackson32 Год назад

Rg6 summed up how Ding played the whole match, bravely. He still had a draw in that line if black had played the correct more h5, but black was very short of time and so it was a great move that gave him winning chances. Qf5 was the losing move.

@tonyfortune346 5 месяцев назад

I know very little about Ding and yet hes still one of my favorite people in the world. I'm what people describe as an empath and watching Ding play in these games with so much tension and emotion involved I would bet anything he is an empath as well. I guarantee in this moment he's barely even enjoying the fact that he won. He had to sit there and watch Nepo try to handle all the emotions and pain of realizing he wasnt going to win and that 100% greatly effected him. He didn't want to react or do anything that could Nepo feel worse so he just put his head down and covered his face. I love seeing people like Ding do great things. He deserves it

@whispersandechoes Год назад

All I want is a clean clip of Fabi saying "oh my god" to use as my phone notification sound.

@TheGiulioSeverini Год назад

He is the world JUST champion!

@TanishqMishra_IIT-R Год назад

😂taniyas accent

@death5180 8 месяцев назад

You'll know its a high level analysis when the IM shuts up.

@edntz 8 месяцев назад

Let's be real, most of the commentators could only look at the evaluation bar and be like ''omg that's a mistake!!!'' or ''it's a draw...''.

@dr.athariqbal5487 8 месяцев назад

Saw this moment live and the goosebumps!

@gunz300 7 месяцев назад

This is a perfect example of why Fabi lost WCC. Ding played to win instead of playing not to lose.

@shubomb 5 месяцев назад

Fabi lost to Magnus in tiebreaks after drawing all 12 Classical matches against him so it's not really comparable to Ding defeating Nepo to win the title.

@64MilestotheGallon Месяц назад

@@shubomb How's it not comparable? They just gave the comparison

@shubomb Месяц назад

@@64MilestotheGallon It's not comparable bcz their opponents Magnus and Nepo aren't on the same level. Magnus is arguably the best player of all time, Nepo is just top-5 player of his generation. And if you watched Nepo-Ding match you'd know that Ding totally collapsed multiple times during Classical games, it's just that Nepo also followed suit but Magnus won't give you such chances as seen in Carlsen-Nepo World Championship match, after Nepo lost game 6 there was no coming back against Carlsen who wiped the floor with him. So the comparison between Fabi and Ding is deeply flawed to begin with bcz the opponents they faced are on two completely different levels.

@prannayvats 21 день назад

Gukesh vs Ding will be a great matchup

@rasmus8408 Год назад

Self pinning of immortality

@edntz 10 месяцев назад

Self pinning FOR immortality.

@jedilrobelo 22 дня назад

DING THE KING!!!

@da96103 Год назад

2:03 Ding (plays Rg6): I ain't Anish, y'all.

@eenayeah 7 месяцев назад

Maaaaan, it was such a blast watching this live then. Super exciting!

@paraggugnani 4 месяца назад

Rg6, one of the most historic move in chess.

@martiburcetrodriguez422 8 месяцев назад

This game proves Magnus' point that the World Championship would be a lot more interesting with shorter time formats

@Deerjason 6 месяцев назад

Or just Magnus not playing it 😂 he’s too good

@the_bravedave 5 месяцев назад

@@DeerjasonExactly

@riddhimanmedhi99 19 дней назад

This moment defines Ding's legacy! What a player, absolutely clutch!

@sourabhsiitg 9 месяцев назад

dat funny commentary around G6 move will be remembered forever

@ianlogan6280 Год назад

Ding was chilling 😎

@juliobodanese 4 месяца назад

"Self-pinning for imortality" MC

@artificercreator 3 месяца назад

This was amazing, the calculations are supercool!

@BobbiPhantom Месяц назад

Watched it live, crazy game.

@jonathanruano4973 6 месяцев назад

Hilarious how Tania confidently rules out Rg6 and predicts a draw only for Ding to play Rg6 and prove her dead wrong.

@Iambigcougar 11 месяцев назад

The funest end game I ever did see.

@bazinon 3 месяца назад

A champion sees moves others don't ;)

@bluemerlin271 6 месяцев назад

Hess does an excellent job as anchor. A great commentary team! What a game!

@ctoaun23 Месяц назад

Great moment, great match, but really don't want to see these two face off again. Someone stop Nepo!

@Pedrooo317 8 месяцев назад

this will go down in history

@kingsgambit7098 5 месяцев назад

The first chinese man to become world champion. This game has been around for centuries. That is a huge moment!

@bernardvantonder7291 Год назад

Phenomenal

@anantsinghal9489 29 дней назад

everyone getting ready for blitz while Ding manifesting a memorable win

@KennedyMister95 5 месяцев назад

Ding:"I got this. Do you?" 🥶

@chuanyong5442 Год назад

Ding looks like the type of guy who sleeps through class and still manages to get the scholarship.

@da96103 11 месяцев назад

0:45 Fabi: I am so good at predicting draw in chess games. (A few moments later) 2:03 Fabi: NANIIIIII ?

@MarkRichardson1 29 дней назад

I agree 😊. Just shocking.😊😊😊

@Sara-gz1lp 8 месяцев назад

Monumental

@Matthew-bu7fg 11 месяцев назад

this was like when Happy Gilmore said "I'll just beat him now"

@Joseph-nh6in 9 месяцев назад

Such a great reference

@manudasmd 6 месяцев назад

That grab of the coins is so poetic and sad. This has to be the chess moment of the Decade

@wernerr.5532 6 месяцев назад

I just love Dings timing here: "Rook to g6 is a move you don't consider here..." BOOM - Rook to g6 in the very next second 😂

@nestycaps1052 22 дня назад

Humble victory for Ding Liren i really like the drama in this Sport..

@ppongcheewin 6 месяцев назад

Sometimes... no commentary is best commentary.

@edstrokestark3869 Месяц назад

Even fabi got nervous as a commentator

@medcardman Месяц назад

That was the hardest L I’ve ever seen someone take in chess…brutal

@jgbusquets 5 месяцев назад

That wch will be remembered for this Rg6 move. As Carlsen said, self-pinning for immortality. That's now history of chess.

@AldenHo-gd6xe 6 месяцев назад

This is why Ding is world champion and all these guys/girls are watching from home.

@jameslarsen5764 Месяц назад

Fabiano is NOT feeling this chick’s commentary 😂

@TimothyHTrain Год назад

Always good to have a shouty American commentating on a chess match.

@Slythe01 Год назад

The shoutiest person was Tania

@voongnz Год назад

You should hear the last 5 mins of the Spanish commentary, absolutely amazing.

@wolvesville_pro8361 6 месяцев назад

Commentators just love to read off engine lines. Tania just said, "It's a draw because it's 0.00"

@Macca15 5 месяцев назад

Fabiano Caruana is a better player than both Nepo and Ding.

@AldenHo-gd6xe 6 месяцев назад

It takes big chinese balls to make that move and ding has the capacity to do so.

@cikgughalibyunus2743 Год назад

Permainan terbaik dalam sejarah pertandingan catur kerana banyak penganalisis tidak menduga pergerakan yang dibuat oleh Ding.

@akshaynagar16180 3 месяца назад

I don't know why , but when I hear Taniya's accent ,it hurts

@jonathanagbayani3100 Месяц назад

This atleast made ding deserve the title

@deyanzd 4 месяца назад

4:11 wrong move QB5 so he can't move the pawn

@ZeroG Месяц назад

The Chess equivalent of Lillard sending off Paul George and the Thunder

@Smallpriest Месяц назад

Tania: They will go into blitz playoff Ding: Nah I'd Win

@togfanatic3781 Месяц назад

nepo: this is a draw i will crush you next in blitz . ding: really then lets blitz right now . 👀

@GreyWind Год назад

Ding is what you call an assassin on the board and a tiger pouncing at meaty hippo. He waits to strike!

@kartikeyatiwari2502 8 месяцев назад

Tiger pouncing on a hippo would be the end of that tiger

@Fajowski50 2 месяца назад

This shows why caruana has not become world champion yet. He’s top 3 for sure, but it seems like he doesn’t have that killer instinct to fight for wins. He’s too comfortable going for draws, even in positions where he’s winning.

@-_Rodi-_Rodi-_ Месяц назад

But it was actually very risky for Ding to play if Ian got the right moves Ding would have been in trouble

@eternalenigmas635 16 дней назад

He lost 2024 candidates because of that

@lucuslopez6866 8 месяцев назад

There is a reason why he is world champion and the commentators only make comments.

@johnanthony6092 7 месяцев назад

Those who can, do...and those who can't, 'teach'.

@Macca15 6 месяцев назад

Fabiano Caruana is a better player than both of them.

@MadmanGoneMad2012 5 месяцев назад

What does that say about Nepo?

@johnarouet5030 11 месяцев назад

12:15 Tania: "Take a moment, and admire Ding right now...[keeps talking]"

@Thundernoob98 11 месяцев назад

There was a quarter of a second pause 😂

@matteus3611 11 месяцев назад

Best comment 😂

@jaysonbolanos8063 23 дня назад

If only Ian plays Bc5, he can make a possible winning position. Instead, he allows that 2 pawn to dominate the lane. He really didnt expect that Rg6 move. It was a draw in his mind