What happened at the Chess World Championships? – THE PAW PRINT

By Charles Niewiarowski, Contributor Ding Liren of China and Ian Nepomniatchtchi of Russia faced off in the climax of the Chess World Championship. (Photo Credit: Vladislav Vodnev/Reuters) It’s April 2023. The Chess World Championships are under way. The previous champion, Magnus Carlsen announced a brief stint from over-the-board play for this year. Carlsen was the…

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