Victory Dive: D Gukesh Celebrates Chess Win with a Thrilling Bungee Jump | WATCH

Singapore: D Gukesh new world chess champion shared a video on his social media account showcases him taking an adventures bungee jumping dive in Singapore. 

One of the world's youngest chess prodigy 18 year old D Gukesh shared shared a video where he can be seen excited about his jump. D Gukesh shared a caption that reads, "I did it.” 

As he takes the deep dive he shouts, “I’m a world champion,”. The video shared on social media X is now going viral. 

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Gukesh Vs Carlsen

The youngest-ever world champion, Gukesh Dommaraju will take on Magnus Carlsen, the world’s highest-rated player, in a highly-anticipated contest at next year's Norway Chess.

Magnus Carlsen, the world’s highest-rated player, will take on youngest ever world champion Gukesh Dommaraju in a highly-anticipated contest at Norway Chess 2025.

The tournament will take place in Stavanger from May 26 to June 6, 2025.

Gukesh, 18, has achieved remarkable success this year, winning the Tata Steel Masters, leading India to gold at the Chess Olympiad, dominating the Candidates Tournament, and finally claiming the ultimate prize in classical chess: the World Championship title in Singapore last week.

"I’m excited to face the strongest players in the world again in Norway and also the Armageddons will be fun," Gukesh said in a media release.

In 2023, Gukesh finished third in Stavanger. Now, he’s back as World Champion, ready to challenge Carlsen on home soil.

Will the rising star seize victory, or will Carlsen’s experience and home advantage prevail? "This matchup is truly unique, and it’s thrilling to see the World Champion face off against the world’s highest-rated player,” said Kjell Madland, founder and tournament director of Norway Chess.

"The whole world will be watching, and the Norway Chess team is proud to host such an incredible event here in Stavanger." Norway Chess is one of the world’s premier chess tournaments, bringing together the top male and female players in a distinctive six-player double round-robin format.