YouTube Star Recalls Memorable Moment With Chess Ace Magnus Carlsen Despite Losing to MrBeast
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Ultimate Crown was a bit bummer for Ludwig after losing to MrBeast. He was playing for Ninja’s team, who lost the match against MrBeast’s team. Later, the League of Legends player and streamer Tyler1 blamed Ludwig for the loss and said he would never play with him again.
It was really rough for Ludwig, but soon all turned well when he got to meet his favorite chess mate and Norwegian Grand Master, Magnus Carsen. He took this moment to Twitter and fans soon started sharing the picture with hilarious comments.
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Ludwig meets Magnus Carlsen after losing to MrBeast
Ludwig was playing for Ninja’s team in the event and was competing against gamers like Mizkif, Voyboy, Yassuo, Emiru, and MrBeast himself. It was a tough match and Ninja’s team had to face defeat.
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After the game though, Ludwig came out to find chess Grand Master Magnus Carlsen playing poker with Botez Sisters. They then proceeded to play a game of poker, but Ludwig soon left the game.
just two chess goats hanging out pic.twitter.com/IXv6QguYIj
— ludwig (@LudwigAhgren) July 11, 2022
He then shared a post on Twitter with him and Carlsen on July 12. The post then started circulating on the platform with some rather amusing observations. It was also very interesting to note that they were meeting for the first time in real, but have been friends for almost a year now. Eventually, Carlsen retweeted the post with a caption saying “Sometimes dreams come true”.
Sometimes dreams come true ❤️ https://t.co/9UVhjRYFBa
— Magnus Carlsen (@MagnusCarlsen) July 11, 2022
The chess brotherhood
Many fans, while commenting, asked Ludwig and Carlson if they were siblings. Some even compared their looks and hair, mostly because of how similar Ludwig and Carlsen look alike.
It is also to be noted that Ludwig himself is a pretty good chess player. That is why many commented on them being the ‘GOAT’, while some even commented hilariously, saying “Chess Legend with Magnus Carlsen”.
i don't think ive ever realized how similar they look until right now https://t.co/6B9qFpny0i
— dharma (@dharmatweets4) July 12, 2022
@MagnusCarlsen and the best chess player in the world in one picture https://t.co/7Vux7VUSWb
— Pats (@tricklau14) July 12, 2022
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Notably, Magnus Carlsen and Ludwig became friends, when last year American Chess Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura posted a Tweet. In that post, he tagged Carlsen saying that organizing POGChamps 3 on chess.com was not a good idea. After which Carlsen retweeted the post saying he doesn’t play chess on the internet. He also added since Ludwig was playing in the event, he was rooting for him.
Surprisingly, Ludwig won POGChamps 3 and MrBeast funded the $100,000 prize money. After the win, Magnus Carlsen and Ludwig became good friends. Eventually, they started playing chess on chess.com against Botez Sisters.
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It will be really lovely to see them together again soon, as what can be better than having 2 personalities compete in a real match upfront?
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