Chess Grandmaster Hans Niemann Sues Rival For $100 Million Over Dishonest Claims

Chess grandmaster Hans Niemann is suing one of many sport’s largest legends for $100 MILLION … as a result of he says the man made up claims that he cheated throughout a match.

Niemann performed Magnus Carlsen — a five-time reigning World Chess Champion and the highest-ranked chess participant ever — on the Sinquefield Cup in St. Louis again on Sept. 4 … and, in Niemann’s phrases, “soundly defeated” him.

Afterward, the 19-year-old budding famous person danced on Carlsen’s grave, taunting him throughout an interview … and that is when Niemann claimed the entire bother started.

The chess participant, in a lawsuit filed on Thursday in Missouri, stated 31-year-old Carlsen could not settle for defeat, grew to become “enraged” … and launched an all-out assault on his rival.

Niemann says Carlsen fabricated a narrative that he had cheated to win the match. Days later, when the 2 had been imagined to run issues again on the Julius Baer Era Cup … Niemann says Carlsen “gutlessly forfeited the sport after making one transfer” after which repeated the “false” dishonest accusations towards Niemann.

Niemann says the ramifications of Carlsen’s lies had been limitless.

He claims that regardless of a number of unbiased and unbiased sources clearing him of any wrongdoing in the course of the Sept. 4 match … Carlsen used his partnership with Chess big Chess.com to primarily blackball him within the chess world.

He says within the go well with that the org. banned him from its web site and all of its future occasions — which comprise nearly all of the world’s most prestigious chess tournaments.

Niemann says he is suffered irreparably from Carlsen’s defamatory allegations … and is suing for NINE figures.