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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold 🥶
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Gukesh is just 18 and still more mature than 99% of the Americans.

It was a planned celebration that everyone around knew, including Gukesh. Get your facts checked. Hikaru is one of the most humble and respectful person out there

@GMHikaru always remember, Gukesh is your father

Props to Gukesh for winning, but it was all planned for entertainment. Hikaru even spoke to gukesh backstage to reassure him that there was no personal disrespect intended in the action. just wanted to provide context because these were the rules of the competition.

Chess is the pure gentleman man game 🎮 No aggression should be there. Chess community in india is the most respected community

It is not how you win, but what you do after you win that makes the difference. Not an astrologer, but Gukesh definitely has a strong Saturn ruling his chart. Keeps you grounded even in success and doesn't let it get in your head. 🪐

Hikaru after the Loss:

It was scripted that whoever wins in a mate will mess up the pieces, Hikaru suggested even more chaotic idea for entertainment purposes.

This is for the racists in chess. @GMHikaru

Nikhil.. hikaru hasn’t done it with any bad intentions.. itself organisers who clearly mentioned it to the players before the event started, even gukesh knows that and if gukesh wins in that particular game checkmating hikaru he should also do that.. as part of game and rules

@GMHikaru shame on you. You're not an entertainer but a chess player. It's a great game, pls respect.

Gukesh is just 18 and still more mature than 99% of the Americans.

किसी से बदला कैसे लिया जाता है गुकेश से सीखिए

Doesn't have the balls to even look at the camera, Hikaru went from most loved chess player to most hated for disrespecting others

Look at Gukesh humbleness after winning and compare it with Hikaru childishness

Champions prove themselves through performance, not social media narratives. The mental strength to recover from that opening loss and dominate the tournament speaks volumes. Let the board do the talking!

Time is the friend of karma — it never forgets!! Karma always pays back. Much-needed comeback. Thank you @DGukesh

Half information...please see his interview prior to match ...you'll be clear why he threw the king

When you have access to Internet Why don’t you read more and more about these things and educate yourself?

@MahiHerambha @GMHikaru threw away Gukesh's king into the crowd. This time Hiku lost and ran away after a perfunctory handshake. Gukesh stayed back, rearranged all pieces on the board including Hiku's and then left the stage.

Indians are dumb in the comment section no matter why they hate us!!!

Unlike the UFC, least there’s an Indian that’s good at something. With over a billion people, there really should be

Throwing was pre-planned and was given go ahead by both side before the match.

Indeed

The throwing of king was a pre-planned gesture that whoever won that day would've done.

Throwing of the king was part of the planned celebration as it was an exhibition match. Hikaru doesn't do it in all the tournaments. Infact, among all the sports and games, I feel chess players are the one who celebrate in the most respectable way.

Why are you bringing shame to indians? It was a part of the rules RETARD, hikaru would have been subjected to the same treatment had he lost. He didn't decide to just do it on a whim. But enjoy your sigma, aura, badass edit I guess?

That wasn’t just a move, that was a PhD thesis on patience and revenge 😭💀

& Iam loving it 😂😂😂😂😂

I like mine hot

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POV: Hikaru throws king like a toddler POV: Gukesh checkmates like a GOD Revenge? SERVED ON ICE Maturity Level: Gukesh 100 | Hikaru 0 Drop if you're Team Gukesh! RT to crown him WORLD KING

Indeed. Now he shaking hands. 🙌


