Ep. 101: Candidates Tournament Preview 2024 feat. GM Daniel Gormally
The Chess Angle3 Mars 2024

Ep. 101: Candidates Tournament Preview 2024 feat. GM Daniel Gormally

In this jam-packed episode, return guest Grandmaster Daniel Gormally discusses the upcoming 2024 Candidates Chess Tournament: the players, controversies, history, and more. The winner of this event will challenge Ding Liren for the title of World Chess Champion. The Candidates begins on 4/3/24 in Toronto, Canada.

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