Ian Nepomniachtchi on whether his experience gives him an edge over Gukesh in these last 4 rounds

Ian Nepomniachtchi drew Gukesh in the 10th round of the FIDE Candidates 2024. We caught up with the super GM and asked him about Gukesh's surprise in the opening. We also speak about his draw over Alireza Firouzja. Ian answers questions about his excellent time management and saving worse positions and lastly he tells us whether his experience of winning last two Candidates will help him in the last four rounds of the event to become the champion again.
Video: ChessBase India
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[@AmanSingh-xm8tz]

Cool GM

[@LoffysDomain]

Good interview

[@Entertainment-su6gt]

I think this could be an essential learning experience for VD since it's his first candidates. Nepo being the experienced and stronger one ,will most likely win again!

[@souravjain2932]

I think sagar bhai you should not be keeping this video members only as it holds quite some importance and will eventually help cbi get more views.

[@adarshshetty4686]

Members just get early access to the videos . Later the video is public.

[@thepiyush909]

It’s not

[@ImBatman408]

Candidates slayer

[@gravelroadsindia]

a lot of leading questions - Sagar does the good job but sometimes he needs ask questions differently instead of implying things...

[@jaipandit]

@chessbase india: did you mean to set this video as member's only?

[@manjilmanjil3003]

No he makes it public after some time.

[@xxr7938]

It's public now

[@dhruvjain7036]

Sagar bhai bohot dard ho rha hai.....I can't even believe what vidit must be going through

[@BinodSharma-it9qc]

man how the hell chess GMs can remember whole game. Yeah remembering last game is not quiet harder but they remember too many games

[@manjilmanjil3003]

Ian let some youngsters also shine. You have already fought twice😅

[@omieyadav638]

Sometimes, Nepo sounds like Kramnik to me.😅

[@mr_tony_stark]

First !!! Finally

[@songoku-jx3cb]

Berozgaar 😂

[@averageguy4602]

I don't like Ian since that Harikrishna incident

[@meap1202]

What happened? You wanna give some context

[@annunmiahra1608]

what happened?

[@tailsthetwotailedpimp8785]

​@@meap1202he accused Harikrishna of playing dirty after he failed to convert his position. Hari Krishna had accidentally toppled a piece during the game and it happens frequently during time crunches.

[@tailsthetwotailedpimp8785]

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[@meap1202]

​@@tailsthetwotailedpimp8785what a sore loser, i hate when people like him win

[@TheDhauladhar]

This is the same guy who refused to shake hands with an Indian player?

[@dacuber8409]

i think you are referring to someone else i doubt Nepo would ever do that

[@akankshapandey1149]

nepo is so rude ! SO what if he has already answered the question before to other people @ 3:50 he seem so irritated to answer it again.

[@daveinvictus]

yeah..

[@rabri-ghewar]

He was speaking just nice.
People online, specially Indians have this nasty habbit of nittpicking😂

[@pianissimo7121]

Dude chill, he made a joke. He was no where irritated.

[@rakhatthenut3815]

It's classic nepo, get over it