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LONDON (Dagbladet): After three wins out of three possible in the quick round of world championship title, Magnus Carlsen showed that he was in his own class in terms of conversion. Thus, he won his fourth consecutive world championship title.
It was the tenth consecutive game in which the Norwegian was victorious. The previous loss occurred in 2007, at the age of 16 years.
At the press conference, the Norwegian world champion received more questions about the choice that he took when he chose to offer a remix during the twelfth and final classical evening.
– I think that we should not draw conclusions about the results. Based on the knowledge I put, I think I made the right choice. There were things I could do better and differently, but based on what I knew, I think I did well. Carlsen responded not only because of the results of today.
"A small part of me would probably regret if I had lost today, but you just have to make the choices that suit you the best," Carlsen said.
– Right to their stupid opinions
Carlsen was criticized, so he followed that choice and many chess players and experts questioned Carlsen's psyche. With three wins out of three, Carlsen was asked if he had received the critics.
The Nordmann has chosen to get stuck, especially against two world champions designated.
– Given the criticisms of Vlad (Vladimir Kramnik, journalists) and Garry (Garry Kasparov, journalism), they have the right to have their opinion stupid, they reduce it from Carlsen to laughter and applause from the public.
"Carlsen was right and much of the criticism was unwarranted – it was really the right choice for this turnaround," said Chess.com chess reporter Mike Klein.
Severe criticism
Because there were two of the world's greatest modern day champions, who were among Carlsen's biggest critics on Monday.
Garry Kasparov, world champion from 1985 to 2000, thought that Carlsen had lost his temper.
"Given Magnus' shocking surrender offer, in a superior position and with more time, I again feel my criticism of him as a favorite of chess, Kasparov writes and thinks Magnus Carlsen has nerves problems.
Former world champion Vladimir Kramnik, who defeated Kasparov in 2000, was also shocked by the elections. He said that it was not a worthy world champion.
– As a human being and as a world champion, this is simply not allowed. I had not managed to sleep for a month, the Russian burst after the twelfth party.
Stormester, VG's expert and former Carlsen coach, Simen Agdestein, took a closer look at Remission as a shocked chess elite.
"It was not as bad as we thought it was so far from being as obvious as we wanted it to be, maybe it was agreed with handed over." The possible gain was risky, Agdestein told Dagbladet.
The amount of criticism and advice allowed Agdestein to respond.
"Magnus has been surrounded by Besserwissers, who has known his career most of his life, and has generally barked and done things his way, so everything is good miraculously, but you're also nervous every time," said Agdestein. , adding:
"It's easy to say," He can not do that, etc. "but Magnus succeeds.He has shown time and time again that what he has done has proven accurate.If he does it again, this may be another example where it sounds silly, but will be successful.This is not the first time that Magnus is anti-logical, it's almost a trend, said Agdestein.
Crumbled by Caruana
Carlsen had clearly proved that the election he had made on Monday was the right one. It also seems that Carlsen manager Espen Agdestein was very impressed by the 28-year-old from Lommedalen.
"I think he's played incredibly well, he managed to get lost, he was looking forward to the game, he knew what he did in the rematch game on Monday," said Espen Agdestein.
During the press conference that followed the match, the Norwegian took the time to congratulate his Italian-American opponent who, until the end of the day, had twelve throws.
"To be an annual, my classic game has not been great for two years, and as such, it's a step in the right direction, I think I've played very well. Call the world champion of classic chess Carlsen praises his opponent.
Caruana spoke of her superior with equally pleasant words.
"He deserves to be world champion, he deserves to win the game.We both had our weak moments, but on the last day, with the most stressful test, he kept the control. I have not.
The world champion did not know how to celebrate the win tonight but reminded reporters and other participants at the press conference that he had two years left to celebrate until the next title defense.
"I will celebrate the next two years," promised the Norwegian to ask about the celebration of the evening.
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