Ian was much more composed than I expected him to be.

@Felixrobinson

Жыл бұрын

@@jire9831 hahaha savage

@claptonmbano5579

Жыл бұрын

@@jire9831 yet he's still a trillion times better than you can ever hope to be.

@peedless4844

Жыл бұрын

@@jire9831 :D böse

@lorebreaker4970

Жыл бұрын

To be fair the last 25min of the match was just him composing himself. He knew already he was dead lost

@BlindBishop

Жыл бұрын

​@@lorebreaker4970 Okay yeah true

Ding has gotten a lot more comfortable talking to press already versus where he was at during the start of the world championship

@winston2831

Жыл бұрын

the confidence and relief after winning this game today probably helped him

@Wargasm54

Жыл бұрын

It’s pretty easy to be cordial under the circumstances 😅😂

Nepo is a great sport. And Ding has become very confident in the press conferences! Great to see two good human beings. A Championship with human moves, nerves, errors and extraordinary analyses. Great match!

@francescozennaro6855

Жыл бұрын

Mi sembrano due brave persone

What an insane game. Some actual good questions in here for once.

@turnermarius4471

Жыл бұрын

So many blunders makes me feel good about my games, if GM can blunder so badly my blunders have no meaning.

@volvogaming3591

Жыл бұрын

agree

Nepo is a gentleman after this horrible loss he is composed to attend a press conference

@thxepsilon8292

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and it was good to see that, wasn't it? I imagine that the respectful attitude from Ding (as always) and the journalists (eh...maybe not as always) made a difference.

@pato20995

Жыл бұрын

Well he has to attend

@SecretSauce8

Жыл бұрын

FIDE fines them if they don't attend

@armanmuhi618

Жыл бұрын

Right.

@vibovitold

Жыл бұрын

​@Jasper Percabeth well, it's still better to get 800k than 760k :) especially if all you have to do is sit through five minutes of bullshit

Ding is always humble and responsive in his interview, getting better at his english and composure.

I'm Team Ding all the way! But poor Nepo. Really felt for him today..

@noahniioi1732

Жыл бұрын

Still no one asks the most important question of that pawn push by ian. What was his calculation after that move. But yeah there's improvement.

@martinm3422

Жыл бұрын

@@noahniioi1732 He lost his nerves...you can see it because he did not use his time, he moved literally immideately. I think this loss is so severe for his mindset, that he will loose the match, maybe already tommorrow.

@razvan8292

Жыл бұрын

There was no calculation. What I think is the game came to a point that he couldnt just read the game anymore. Complete mental boom.

@juddc1559

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat. I'm heavy team Ding but I wanted Ding to win because of quality play. Now I almost want Nepo to win because of that collapse. Almost.

@vladbocharov3246

Жыл бұрын

@@martinm3422 yeah, stronger wins, so let's hope for Ding victory ✌️

I like how both players have changed at press conferences from the starting of the match. Ding looks much more confident and less timid while Ian is still composed after a loss as opposed to earlier in the match

The way Nepo smiled after the host said that Ding won the game

nepo makes move me: nice evaluation bar drops commentators: whoa bad move! me: nepo why u move there???

Nepo is his own biggest opponent. He has the skill to be world champion but not the nerves.

@villardileonardo2411

Жыл бұрын

Pains me to say it, cause i love them both, but they are simply not cut from the same cloth as magnus, kasparov, fischer, etc... This match was all about nerves. Magnus would NEVER allow it. U want to beat him, u beat him with good moves, not with pressure. They are simply not as mentally strong as magnus

@khalidcloud4342

Жыл бұрын

@@villardileonardo2411 until magnus loses to a 2699 and start crying about cheating. Look, yes magnus is far more better at grinding and much composed on end games...and deffo much concentrated esp in very long games, but he does have bad plays and he does blunder... Funny enough, the issue is the fact that he is magnus, many players trust him not to blunder and get blinded to miss a blunder then he equalizes a losing position... Simply psychology.

@villardileonardo2411

Жыл бұрын

@@khalidcloud4342 hans IS a cheater, that much is not up for debate. Regardless if he cheated or not in that particular game, its infuriating. Magnus lost many times to many players and wasnt a bad looser

@olavirannisto3552

Жыл бұрын

@@khalidcloud4342 ”he does have bad plays and he does blunder”. Of course, no one is perfect. But it's not just about psychology if the elo list starts: Carlsen 2853, Nepo 2795, Ding 2988, …

@khalidcloud4342

Жыл бұрын

@@villardileonardo2411 he never lost to such low rated player. He drew with low rated players and he really didn't like it and showed it on the board. Whether hans has ever cheated on the board remains to be proven and people are innocent until proven guilty... Isn't that how the law is?? I am not a fan of hans at all, but I am not gonna be saying that hans cheated vs magnus when actually magnus played so badly that game.

Ding's English has gotten better too. As he said, he's probably feeling more relaxed now. Things are looking up for him!

ding english and confidence getting better 🔥🎉🔥

ding chilling🥶🥶🥶

Really happy for Ding. The chess isn't great but the entertainment level is high!

@HorukAI

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. But I’m not so happy knowing that Magnus would likely crash the new work champion... Chess to me means the genius level of understanding the game but also consistency and fortitude - and that's what Ian and Ding are missing (they are geniuses)

Dings answers are just the best ... just gotta love the dude

I think there should be a chess board showing the lines the players are explaining because not all of us have chess boards in our minds 😂

Dings answers overall were very insightful especially when he mentiones that when he was behind in the game that he "had to comlicate the waters". 5:55

Ding is always loveable.

Thank you Ding and Nepo for a fantstatic, memorable game. And thank you press conference for good questions and not trolling the players today. This game might not have been to the liking of the Lilliputian fans of the catenaccio approach to chess (a la Ulf Andersson). But if you want to see more games like Argentina vs France, this was it. Of course, for some, the perfect game is one of those Belgium vs Switzerland 0-0 snoozers...which unfortunately has become too easy to engineer with the help of today's robots and databases. Some of us had given up--Grischuk's famous "RIP classical chess" after 12 straight draws in the Carlsen-Caruana match seemed pretty final, but this match shows that if both players are willing to go after the win, it can still be 6-6 after 12 games with PLENTY of decisive results. It's true, they will have to put up with silly, even ignorant comments from the spiritual descendants of Lilliput, but for the rest of us, thank you, you're both worthy champions, and we'll be glued to our screens in a few hours for game 13!

@francescozennaro6855

Жыл бұрын

Oggi è stata fantastica!!

@fabianhauser708

Жыл бұрын

Good comment 👍

Looking at both of them makes me want to cry. But for completely different reasons

Well done Ding. Hard luck Nepo. Wishing you both all the best for the remainder of the tournament. This has been so entertaining and intriguing, my first chess championship has been awesome!

Nepo was mostly unfriendly at press conference at beginning of the match. Now even he lost he was composed and answered the questions respectfully. I think it is because of Ding contagious smile and honesty. If magnus was there, nepo will be different at press conference. He will be very negative.

@edntz

Жыл бұрын

If magnus was there, there would not have been a game 12 conference. Nepo would've been sent home already.

@Srendnekolymsk

Жыл бұрын

I already noticed that with Nepo. He's usually sufficient at press conferences but when he loses, he's more friendly

@DaaimShabazz

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Ian answers in a usual candid and direct way. In Dubai he was praised for the way he conducted himself at the press conference. He was not negative at all. I was at the press conference during the last game when he lost the match.

The spirit and humility of both players throughout this amazing match is surely a great example for any young players coming up. Both Nepo and Ding are a credit to this elegant game!

I love you Ding!

"no, no, that was the middle game. I was totally lost" with a smile lol 🤣🤣🤣

What a great question. The first media one. About the engines 'knowing' and than the way the players judged it at the time. Sorry for Nepo.. must be hard for him. But happy the show goes on.. 👍👍

Is this censored? Why didn't it end properly? Where are the questions from Twitch? We don't even see the players get up. Did any of you who saw this live know if this is censored, and if so, where I can get the whole thing please? Thank you.

Congrats Ding 👏🏻🥳

Medical professionals around the world owe their thanks to this match, for it has proven that choking is a contagious condition.

@thxepsilon8292

Жыл бұрын

Hmm...do you think Ding was infected by Hikaru Nakamura at the Candidates?

Great entertainment today. Even more to come now. Go Ding!

Ding is so cute, Ian is devestated

Poor Nepo, but i'm so happy for Ding!!!!!!

Mad as game awesome this series has been so fun and interesting to see I hope that Ding wins but if Nepo wins I wouldn't be to upset outstanding series gentlemen love from New Zealand

Is there a part 2 of the press conference? It was cut abruptly.

Wait why did the press conference get cut off? I thought there were more questions coming!

No one knows how Nepo felt. Sure, many of us have experiences when winning a super important game that we then lost. But the greater the importance, the greater the fall & the suffering. This was among the worst possible. I can barely even imagine Nepo's pain. Yet somehow we still expect him to shake it off and bounce back as quickly as possible.

Wiiiiild, wild WCC!

After such a horrible result The way Nepo talked is Quite Impressive and remembered me the quote that 'Chess is the Gentlemen's game'.

@kaushalsuvarna5156

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't that cricket

@filthyrat2181

Жыл бұрын

He's relieved because he knows he will be cuddling with your sister tonight

@soirism

Жыл бұрын

​@@filthyrat2181😂😂

Congratulations for Ding

I've been watching the WC since the early 80s and this is the most interesting and compelling WC I've ever seen.

Compared to first day, Ding has become a good English speaker 🙂

The momentum, the confidence is with Ding he has the edge, but if Nepo can overcome his emotions they will go all the way to tie breaks.

Nepo's hallucination became Ding's clarity...fascinating activity

Go Ding!

Ding chilling 😎

Did the last guy really ask Ding whether the losing position is his prep???

Ian, I love your suit!

Nepo, go to the win!!! Удачи, Ян

Ian somewhat composed on the outside. Shattered internally. He had the crown and threw it in the lake of despair. 😅

All the best, Nepo. You got this

great

It amaze me how much Ding has improved his english during these 12 conferences. Much more fluent and confident. Great training!

@CounterStrik614

Жыл бұрын

I wonder what language do Ding and Rapport use to communicate then

This seems like it was cut short compared to the other press conference videos

9:45 lmao he asked ding if it was in his prep to be losing in the mid game basically

The first press question was based

Great pc

Ding❤

Ding must become King!

lol that preparation question!!

Ian, mi tebya lubim ! ti luchiy i viigrayesh ! Vse za tebya!!!

Why did the part where Ian was about to respond in Russian and they interrupted him to respond in Russian piss me off 😑

First 30 seconds, When she said, the game was won by Ding Liren, Nepo's reaction, every chess player feels sad for him. What a match, still could not believe that happened. Hopefully, Nepo makes a comeback and we witness something exciting!

Why no twitter corner this time

Game 13 will be epic.

Bro Ding spitting lines in this press conference like a rapper💯

I feel like Keti should slightly prepare the chess variations in advance. In 3:44 when she asks about 29.Bxg6, and Ding replies "what happens after 29...hxg6?", she should have prepared the fact that 30.d5! is the key. Then we could all understand better why Ding missed it.

@villardileonardo2411

Жыл бұрын

They dont even have a freaking BOARD on the conference... what do they think ? That every chess enthusiast is a GM that can recall the position from memory and calculate inside their head ????

@resonance4789

Жыл бұрын

@@villardileonardo2411 your point? he literally was asking for a continuation after hxg6. What does the presence of a chessboard have to do with that?

@villardileonardo2411

Жыл бұрын

@@resonance4789 my point is that they are ill prepared. They dont even have the basic (the board !!!), how can u expect continuations ?

@resonance4789

Жыл бұрын

@@villardileonardo2411 you dont need a board to prepare variations....

Their designation should be "world champion contenders'

Why does this press conference feel incomplete

@joshuakei8925

Жыл бұрын

no twitter segment lmao

the press conf is incomplete!!!

bro in the end asked if move 29 was prep lol

Mike klien is not there

well done Ding ! Ding will win ! well done Ding ! Ding will win ! well done Ding ! Ding will win ! well done Ding ! Ding will win ! well done Ding ! Ding will win ! well done Ding ! Ding will win !

Chess is the only sport where I just want the best man to win

Ian concede the point to tight the match and move to rapid chess.

Please fide put a board on the screen in the conference it's chess conference come on

What is the name of the journalist who spoke 8:13

That first question is a disgrace, the players haven't seen the almighty evaluation bar analysis, wouldn't know 'every move is a mistake'. Also the pressure must of been high for these players, they are due more respect, and Fabi may comment like that but he didn't finish ahead of these two players did he.

@JoeCJK

Жыл бұрын

The quote was from Caruana though. Surely his opinion on the nature of the match can’t be discounted so readily.

@zzzcherryzzz

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeCJK Hi, i'm not saying to disregard his opinion, i'm just saying this thing isn't fair to say before the players themselves look at computer analysis, like, the first thing you hear after the game is that lol. Also, it isn't true that 'every move was a mistake'!! Anyway, my annoyance is centered on the question by interviewer, at that time, not at Caruana.

Interviewer needs to be a pro to be able to ask these questions.

Thanks to Magnus.... we have human chess again...

Ding has ice in his veins

"it was completely wining if I don't kill myself tonight,i gonna live thousand of years" Ivan shuk

spectators would think some ones funeral

That last guy probably doesn't play chess, because that question was... well...

They kissed!

The last match was the last interesting one, mistakes were plentiful.😮

I find it interesting how most comments are about Ian behaving like a normally. How do losers behave in your world that someone acting normally is a sight to behold for ya’ll??!

Chess is pain

I was wonderimg why they imposed on Ian to speak in Russian when in fact he can also and is already answering in English, and is good.

@BlunderBunny

Жыл бұрын

I assume it was the questioner who was uncomfortable with English, since Ian has no problem with it.

@x3r1x_18

Жыл бұрын

Some of them were for russian media

Dumb question: Are the players allowed to speak at the board?

@Jade-zm2tg

Жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure not during the game, unless a conflict comes up.

@thxepsilon8292

Жыл бұрын

It depends on what they agreed to before the match. In the old days, yes, but IIRC at some point the rule became that all communication had to go through the arbiter (Karpov vs Korchnoi might have been when that started). It might not have been the same for subsequent "friendlier" matches, but I don't know.

The London or Colle systems is what Ding needs with the white pieces. Nepo is literally clueless when either of these set ups r on the board. Why doesn't he venerate these systems? I guess is too programmed with the opinions of others to give them a try at these levels of chess.

Interviewer seems to copy Ding's accent 😂

Ding

What about Twitter🐦🐦 questions

La donna ghiacciolo...❄❄❄😬😬😬

They are both human beans

Very short

"Nepo is a monkey with a granede in hands" LOL 😂

i don't understand why that russian journalist asks questions to ian in russian if she can perfectly speak english

Today‘s game was a gift for amateurs and club players around 2000 elo to test their chess knowledge. However they didn’t inform us that they’re making an April joke Good job you both guys.

@chessdude880

Жыл бұрын

Why? The game was 2000elo chess?

@whitegoldsilver

Жыл бұрын

@@chessdude880 thank you for the question. English or Russian? Chinese? Ok because it was so weak game😀

@chessdude880

Жыл бұрын

@@whitegoldsilver haha lol....i have stopped caring about this match after this game

@ammarkhalid6275

Жыл бұрын

@@whitegoldsilver nah it was complicated as heck, even the inaccuracies there were big blunders

@yokulen545

Жыл бұрын

lmao surely you can win wcc but chose to trash talk only from comments what a humble man 🤣🤣🤣