A grown man tossing his opponent’s King who’s half his age into the crowd. Real classy, Hikaru. The hate Magnus and Hikaru have for India’s Gukesh is just unreal.
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Prior to the event, the match’s organizers encouraged the winner of the game to throw the king into the crowd as a special gimmick to draw fan interest.
Despite being instructed to celebrate, Hikaru supposedly apologized to Gukesh after the conclusion of the event for this.
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This is exactly what I’ve been trying to explain to my fellow Indians who think I am overreacting. I’ve seen the amount of racism Gukesh faces from people outside India. Here is one from the official Norway Chess TikTok account which has been liked by thousands of people.
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Only 2 fatal commercial crashes in 10 years before this. That’s a
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