Park Ting-hwan played well in the Samsung Cup final, winning two consecutive games to reverse Shin Jin-hyun to win his fifth personal crown, stopping Shin Jin-chan's crazy footsteps this year, and at the same time letting Xiao Shin's "this year's chess will not lose" rhetoric fall to the ground.
In the case of extreme contempt, Park Tinghuan survived yesterday, ending Shin Jin-chan's 17-game winning streak in the world and bringing the game to the decider. And today, with an almost watertight performance, he let the so-called "Shen Gong Intelligence" Shen Zhenchen layout stage early solitaire (that is, the winning rate is less than 10%), and then forced the opponent to slaughter the dragon, and safely do the big dragon, win the mid-game, won his first three-star cup championship, and also broke the personal championship drought of nearly two and a half years since Chunlan won the championship in June 19.
Who would have thought that Park Tinghuan, who performed so well, had lost 0:7 in the seven chess games with Shin Jin-chan last year. If according to the system of promotion and descent of juban chess, this will probably be lowered by two levels, and Shin Jin-chan wants to let Park Tinghuan have two sons. Almost everyone felt that it was difficult for Park Tinghuan to make a comeback, but he actually performed without dropping but rising since then, maintaining a very high winning rate in domestic and foreign chess matches. This final is a revenge for last year's arrow, which is of great significance to Park Tinghuan.
The super high level shown in the final also made Ke Jie, the first person in China's grade, praise. When Park Shin was fighting, Ke Jie was eating roast chicken on the Tsinghua campus, and Park Tinghuan's performance obviously impressed Ke Jie, and after the game, Ke Jie was more dynamic: too strong
However, netizens did not buy it. Previously, Ke Jie's comment area did not have many voices of worry and doubt about him, but after this round of the Samsung Cup and the final of the Korean chess players, the "alarm bells" in the comment area were more and more. Under Ke Jie's dynamics, chess fans said: "Where are you? "What are you doing?" "Wait, express your dissatisfaction.
Chess fans are justified in their fears, as Ke Jie's dynamics show that his competitive status is far inferior to that of South Korea's top chess players, and he will play against Park Tinghuan in the next LG Cup quarterfinals on November 7.