Watch: D Gukesh Jumps Bungee To Celebrate World Chess Championship Win.
Gukesh kept his promise and went to Skypark Sentosa before going to Singapore, where he made his first bungee jump।
Ankush Pandey
Gukesh posted a video of himself bungee jumping in Singapore on Monday, using X (formerly Twitter). "I did it!" he wrote in the caption of the post. When asked about his feelings about his first bungee jump, the 18-year-old said he was "scared" but also excited about the experience.
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Take a look at the video below:
I did it! pic.twitter.com/FUBpo5m82N
— Gukesh D (@DGukesh) December 16, 2024
The video has received over 964,000 views and hundreds of likes and comments since it was released।
You have done it। You made us all proud। “You got it in you,” said a user। "What you did for us is nothing in front of this! Cheers, Gukesh, may you rule! another expressed।
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You Dreamed It and Made It Come True. “Much respect,” said a third user. You have done this twice. A fourth person added, "First, when you won, you had a mental jump and now the physical jump."
Meanwhile, Gukesh became the second Indian to win the title after Viswanathan Anand after last week's victory। He surpassed the 22 years 6 months 27 days of Garry Kasparov's record। His 14th game's victory gave him a score of 7.5 compared to Ding's 6.5। In the post-match press conference, Gukesh described the victory as the "best moment of his life।" In addition, he lauded Ding, saying he "fought like a true champion।"
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However, Ding told the press conference following the match, "I was totally in shock when I realized I made a blunder." I will keep playing. I played the best tournament of the year, I think. It could have been better, but losing yesterday's luck is a fair result. I'm not disappointed. "
Notably, in April, the 18-year-old made history by winning the FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2024, becoming the youngest person ever to challenge Ding Liren for the world title।
