Chennai Grand Masters 2025: Gukesh’s World Championship Second Vincent Kimar in India’s Chess Pratibha Pool. Chess news

Chennai: D Gukesh, the youngest world champion, is seen as a role model for the unique chess talent who is doing his work at the top.The rapid growth of Gujkesh over the years has positively affected many players, with the world. 21 Vincent Kimar is one of them. 20 -year -old Keyer, from Germany, when he worked as each other for ‘Indian Prince’ before and during the World Championship at the end of last year, he took a significant lesson from close quarters.Gukesh’s flexibility in his playing style has specially grabbed Kimar’s eye and believes that this feature is helping the Chennai boy standing out in a high-intelligent area.“I think Gukesh is quite flexible in his list of performances. He can play what he is given originally or has an idea. Of course, his feeling of fighting is very good … he can find a way and understand the positions that are very difficult to understand. He also calculates very well, ”Kimar said, who will fight for the top honor in the Chennai Grand Masters.

Kimer described his tenure with Gukesh as “special”. The German youth was deployed during the title clash in Malaga and worked to provide Gaush’s state -of -the -art on Ding Liran, China, along with P Harikrishna’s choice.“It was a very good experience. It was the first time I had done this kind of work and it was interesting to see. I learned a lot of things during that time. It is very difficult to say what really translates to my game or level, but there are things that I have learned that I have been helpful for.

In the game of Keymer 64-class, India’s Envive Talent Pool is in awe and the players receive. “It is clear that India, if not already, is becoming the largest nation in chess. There are many top players, young talents. Many Grandmasters are coming, so it is really impressive. India can basically field three teams (in events like Olympiad) which will be related to the top -10 in the world. Chase players are being provided with good support in India. I think Europe has more potential for this, ”said Keyar.‘Goal is to qualify for the candidates’: Kimar’s immediate goal is to bring themselves to the “good size” in the journey towards the candidates. “I have not played many classical tournaments in recent times. It is definitely going to be important now as Grand serves as a qualifier for Swiss and World Cup candidates. Qualifying for candidates is more or less main focus for the next few months. Obviously, it is going to be very difficult, but I am going to give it all.,