Hans Niemann - This is a targeted attack - ChessBase India

The Chess world was taken by storm when young Grandmaster Hans Niemann defeated Magnus Carlsen in the 3rd round of the Sinquefield Cup 2022. It was an extremely impressive performance due to 2 reasons: Hans beating Magnus with the Black pieces, and outplaying Magnus in the endgame! However, things took a different turn when the World Champion Magnus Carlsen withdrew from the tournament with a cryptic tweet. On the same day, a 15-minute security check was added before the rounds began. The whole chess world started speculating and rumors started spreading that Hans had cheated. After the 5th round game against GM Leinier Dominguez Perez, Hans Niemann spoke to Grandmaster Alejandro Ramirez in an in-depth interview where he defended himself against rumors of cheating, his accent, and much more. Photo: Saint Louis Chess Club Interview.

ChessBase India on Instagram: Hans Niemann has proven that his chess speaks for itself- he has defeated the World Champion Magnus Carlsen in the 3rd round of Sinquefield Cup! With this win

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