Gukesh vs Magnus Carlsen : The 4 -year -old wants to admit the rate to Gucushe, the chess of one of the best of the world, Magnus Carlsen. Carlsen could no longer handle the match after losing the match in the Norway Chess 2021 competition in his own country. In anger, he pushed the table. The Norwegian star then expressed his grief to the Indian star Dabaru for his work.
India’s Dommaraju Gukesh was shocked by Magnas Carlsen in the current Norway Chess 2021 tournament. At one time it seemed that Carlsen’s victory was just a matter of time. He would increase the interval of three more points, but at that time Gucus was instant. During the pressure, he took away his nerves and took away the victory against Carlslen. And then Magnus was shocked and could not cope with his anger.
Unable to hide the frustration without anger on himself, he hit the table or hit the table. Where the opponent is on that table, doing such a thing is of extreme humiliation. Realizing that, the Norwegian star was not too late to admit his mistake. Immediately, Carlsen left the Indian star and world champion Gokesh as ‘Suri’. Carlsen also thanked him after taking such a wonderful victory to the Indian chess.
Gukesh lost against Carlsen in the opening round of the competition. However, with the win of this day, the Indian Dabaru came to number three in the competition point list. His point is now 1.5. Magnus Carlsen and Fabian Caruana are in front of Gucus.
After losing to Carlsen, Gukesh himself admitted that the day was pretty good for him. He was saying, ‘Frankly, today I had nothing to do with my hands. It seemed that the rate of the game was sure, so I wanted to give something that he had to show a little intelligence to stop them. It seemed to me that the match would be 3 times in 5 times. But today my fate was with me. The pressure of time and time has been swallowed up. I have been able to learn from it that the pressure of time can happen when it is wrong. ‘ And after the loss, Carlsen could not answer. The dissatisfaction was just saying, ‘I do not even understand how it happened today’.