Ding Liren blunders despite edge as Nepomniachtchi regains world chess championship lead at midpoint

The seventh game of the chess world championship took an unexpectedly dramatic turn, when China’s Ding Liren froze under time pressure and lost to Russian Ian Nepomniachtchi from a potentially winning position on Tuesday. Read more at .

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If either Nepomniachtchi or Ding Liren becomes world chess champion and then defends his title at least once, will Magnus Carlsen begin to come to be seen as one of many super-GMs