"Winning like losing also becomes a habit!" - Nigel Short

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Nigel Short won his sixth round of the LIC 3rd Kolkata GM International 2018 against GM Tran Tuan Minh. He spoke to us after the game about how he won, how he manages to accelerate towards the end of every tournament and what are the next tournaments that he is planning to play considering that he is going to run for the FIDE Presidency.

Special thanks to Prashant Mullick for his help in this video.



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