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‘A relief that it was over’: China No. 1 Wei Yi on 'long break' after Candidates

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Chinese chess Grandmaster Wei Yi has described the conclusion of his maiden FIDE Candidates Tournament as a relief following the exhaustion of the gruelling 14-round event. In an exclusive interview with TimesofIndia.com, the country's top player opened up about the immense pressures of competing at the elite level.

Following the tournament, which took place in Cyprus, Wei Yi indicated he will be taking a 'long break' to recover. The reflections highlight the intense physical and mental toll experienced by competitors participating in the high-stakes qualification event for the World Chess Championship.

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