World Chess Championship 2007

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The World Chess Championship 2007 was a double round-robin tournament held in Mexico City that determined the undisputed world chess champion among eight of the world's top grandmasters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Chess Championship
chess tournament
sports event
broadcastMedium internet
television
category super-grandmaster tournament
champion Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
city Mexico City
closingCeremonyLocation Mexico City NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Mexico
defendingChampion Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
determined undisputed World Chess Champion
editionNumber 38
endDate 2007-09-29
FIDEWorldChampionshipCycle 2005–2008 cycle
followedBy World Chess Championship 2008 NERFINISHED
format double round-robin
governingBody FIDE NERFINISHED
governingRules FIDE Laws of Chess NERFINISHED
location Mexico City NERFINISHED
notableFeature first undisputed title event after 2006 reunification match
numberOfPlayers 8
numberOfRounds 14
officialLanguage English
Spanish
openingCeremonyLocation Mexico City NERFINISHED
organizer FIDE NERFINISHED
participant Alexander Grischuk NERFINISHED
Alexander Morozevich NERFINISHED
Boris Gelfand NERFINISHED
Levon Aronian NERFINISHED
Peter Leko NERFINISHED
Peter Svidler NERFINISHED
Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
precededBy World Chess Championship 2006 NERFINISHED
resultScoreOfRunnerUp 8.0/14
resultScoreOfWinner 9.0/14
runnerUp Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
sport chess
startDate 2007-09-13
thirdPlace Boris Gelfand NERFINISHED
tieBreakSystem Sonneborn–Berger NERFINISHED
timeControl classical time control
titleContested World Chess Champion NERFINISHED
winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED

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Vladimir Kramnik participatedIn World Chess Championship 2007