Sometimes your whole life can be decided in one move…

Whole life ...... that's too much

Sometimes you meet arrogant-hypocrite-chess-master @DinaBelenkaya; kid was worse than you and you're so good & better than him; But it's all right, people are clicking

Here’s a question: Does a GM earn the title of toughest competitor by forcing mistakes, or do they remain unbeaten because opponents blunder in key moments? I’ve seen this pattern in other sports too. Thoughts?

Ding doesn't lose ANYTHING, he was the sitting World champion before this match..He's fought fantastically, BETTER than ANYONE can REMEMBER in recent times, what fight, what spunk..He will achieve much much more in the times to come, NOTHING ever is final, unless YOU accept it!!

Human life is so much more than the board game “chess”, even if one plays it at the highest level. To put this in cosmic context, Ding lost a board game. His life isn’t decided, it’s in front of him.

"I can't watch this" hmm but why? It is a bit like penalty shoot-out, after 0:0. They should change the style: more talking, more games, more experiments less strategic psychological planning.

Strange way to decide the world championship but that’s life

New youngest champion. Gukesh's style over the board is refreshing. Well deserved by that young man.

I agree

Ding looked relieved at the press conference and today..