Watch: Viral video of 11-year-old Gukesh revealing world championship dreams
Watch: Viral video of 11-year-old Gukesh revealing world championship dreams
“Turn your manifestation into reality,” they say-and D. Gukesh has just proven it by winning the World Chess Championship title.
A video of an 11-year-old Gukesh has resurfaced on the internet, going viral for all the right reasons. In the heart-warming clip, a journalist asked young Gukesh about his dreams and ambitions. Without hesitation and with a beaming smile, he confidently replied, “I want to become the youngest world champion.”Watch
Fast forward to 2024, and Gukesh, now 18 years old, has turned that childhood dream into reality. His unwavering determination and focus have made him the youngest World Chess Champion, inspiring millions and demonstrating the power of setting bold goals.Watch
The video serves as a powerful reminder of how dreams, coupled with dedication and belief, can lead to extraordinary achievements. Gukesh’s journey is a proof to the fact that with perseverance, no ambition is too far to achieve.
D Gukesh in tearns after win:
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Gukesh becomes youngest world champion
Indian GrandmasterD. Gukesh created historyby becoming the youngest-ever World Chess Champion. He achieved this incredible feat by defeating reigning champion Ding Liren in the 14th and final game of the World Chess Championship held in Singapore on Thursday, December 12. At just 18 years old, Gukesh is now the second Indian to win the classical chess world championship title, following in the footsteps of Viswanathan Anand.
“It’s the best day of my life,” said Gukesh as he reflected on his historic win.
Gukesh claimed the championship with a final score of 7.5-6.5, sealing victory in the last classical game, which for most of the match seemed destined to end in a draw.
This achievement made Gukesh the 18th world champion in the history of classical chess and the youngest-ever undisputed champion. Despite Ding’s efforts to push the match into tiebreakers, Gukesh’s precise moves and a decisive winning strike in the final moments secured his place in chess history.WatchBigg Boss 18 claims spot among Google’s Most Searched Topics in 2024
