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Gukesh's Meteoric Rise in the Chess World
Chess prodigy breaks records and makes history
History was made at the 2024 FIDE Candidates Tournament, where two events, the open and women's tournaments, took place simultaneously in the same hall. The tournament saw records being shattered, and one of the most notable was the performance of 17-year-old Indian chess prodigy D. Gukesh.
Setting Goals to Achieve Greatness
Gukesh set an ambitious goal in 2017 to become the youngest world champion. With the guidance of his coach, Grandmaster Vishnu Prasanna, he has been relentlessly pursuing this dream.
Meteoric Rise and Achievements
Gukesh has achieved remarkable milestones in his chess career. In January 2019, he became India's then-youngest Grandmaster and the world's second-youngest ever.
Maturity and Serene Attitude
Despite his rapid rise, Gukesh has maintained a level of maturity and composure that has helped him navigate the pressures of the chess world. His coach, Vishnu Prasanna, attributes this to Gukesh's natural talent and unwavering dedication.
On the Cusp of Achieving a Grand Ambition
Gukesh and his coach stand on the threshold of achieving their ultimate goal: Gukesh becoming the youngest world champion in history. With his exceptional talent and unwavering determination, Gukesh is poised to make chess history once again.
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