Pokémon World Championships News

Gukesh D

Fabiano Caruana

Hikaru Nakamura

Other

Praggnanandhaa R

Wei Yi

Anish Giri

Magnus Carlsen

Ian Nepomniachtchi

Nodirbek Abdusattorov

Arjun Erigaisi

Ding Liren

Wesley So

Viswanathan Anand

Sergey Karjakin

Leinier Dominguez Perez

Alireza Firouzja

Shakhriyar Mamedyarov

Jan-Krzysztof Duda

Parham Maghsoodloo

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave

Quang Liem Le

Levon Aronian

Veselin Topalov

Teimour Radjabov

Vidit Santosh Gujrathi

Vincent Keymer

Yu Yangyi

Alexander Grischuk

Richard Rapport

Vladislav Artemiev

Alexey Sarana

Daniil Dubov

Wang Hao

M. Amin Tabatabaei

YES

Will be Indian

Will do an English interview after winning on that same day

Will have won by his opponent resigning or quitting or other irregular outing at least one game

Every challenger he faces will not be Indian (ethnicity) until he no longer holds it

Will resign/quit or otherwise not defend his title during an official challenge match

In his first challenge, he will either beat an Indian challenger or lose to a non-Indian challenger. Indian meaning "ethnically Indian".

Every challenger he faces will be Indian (ethnicity) until he no longer holds it

Will only be champion for ~1 year

He will marry while world champion

He will stay champion until he marries. (marry then lose at next defense, YES), (marry + defend once, NO), (lose before marrying, NO),

Will defend his title at least three times

He will change citizenship or country he represents while world champion

He will become a father while world champion

Will lose the championship title to someone who has been world champion before

Will defend his title at least ten times

Will be Chinese

Will have entered candidates tournament at least two times

Will have been born in a current day EU country

Will be married

YES

Patrick Lefevere will leave his position as cycling manager.

A SQS rider will win the Olympics Road Cycling Race 2024.

Remco Evenepoel will leave

SQS will win at least one Tour de France stage each year (from 2024).

Specialized will leave as bike sponsor.

Quick-Step will leave as title sponsor.

SQS will merge with another team.

A SQS rider will win at least one World Championships Road Cycling Race.

Soudal will leave as title sponsor.

SQS will win a Tour de France GC.

NEOM will enter as a title sponsor.

SQS will win at least one Grand Tour GC (from 2024).

Monuments: Pogacar wins more than 2 Giro di Lombardia

Vuelta: Pogacar wins more than 6 individual stages (not including TTT)

Monuments: Pogacar wins more than 2 Tour de Flanders

Other: Pogacar wins the gold medal at the Olympics Individual Road Race (resolves only to 50% or YES)

TdF: Pogacar wins more than 5 general classifications

Vuelta: Pogacar wins more than 1 general classifications

TdF: Pogacar wins more than 34 individual stages (not including TTT)

Other: Pogacar wins more than 3 World Road Race Championships

Monuments: Pogacar wins more than 5 Liege-Bastogne-Liege

Monuments: Pogacar wins all 5 monuments (resolves only to NO or 50%)

Monuments: Pogacar wins more than 19 monuments

All Grand Tours: Pogacar wins more than 64 individual stages at Grand Tours

All Grand Tours: Pogacar wins more than 11 Grand Tours

Monuments: Pogacar wins more than 3 Paris-Roubaix

Giro: Pogacar wins more than 5 general classifications

Giro: Pogacar wins more than 24 individual stages (not including TTT)

YES

Kaori SAKAMOTO (JPN)

Ami NAKAI (JPN)

Amber GLENN (USA)

Other

YES

YES

YES

YES