China could soon have its first male world chess champion – The

China's Ding Liren and Russia’s Ian Nepomniachtchi are currently engaged in a heavyweight chess fight, with the game's biggest prize at stake. The two men sit tied in points after 13 games, with the final game looming.

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Bucharest, Romania. 6th May, 2023: Ding Liren, Chinese chess grandmaster and the reigning world chess champion, during the game against the French chess grandmaster, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave (not in picture), in the first

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