Chess world championship: Never-before-seen tiebreakers madness

The chess world championship has witnessed a bizarre result never-before-seen in its 132-year history.

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Chess world championship: Never-before-seen tiebreakers madness

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Previously in chess, when the champion and challenger used to tie their world championship match the title remained with the reigning world champion, then why don't they apply same rules but go

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