Ian Nepomniachtchi: The Strategy Was Not To Lose

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Last updated 23 junho 2024
Ian Nepomniachtchi: The Strategy Was Not To Lose
Ian, you won one of the most important events in every chess player’s career and qualified for the World Championship Match. It’s a great achievement, congratulations! So, how do you feel now?  - Thank you. I feel really exhausted because it was an incredible tournament in many, many senses of the word. First of all, I guess it took 400 days from start to finish, it is kind of outstanding. Well, when you read about chess history, players were travelling by sea, from America to Europe a
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