World Chess Championship 2008

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The World Chess Championship 2008 was the official match for the world title in classical chess, held in Bonn, Germany, between reigning champion Viswanathan Anand and challenger Vladimir Kramnik.

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instanceOf World Chess Championship match
chess event
challenger Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
challengerQualification winner of the World Chess Championship 2006
challengerTitle former Classical World Chess Champion
city Bonn NERFINISHED
closingCeremonyDate 2008-11-02
competitionType classical chess
country Germany NERFINISHED
decisiveGames 4
defendingChampion Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
drawnGames 7
endDate 2008-11-02
FIDEWorldChampionshipCycle 2005–2010 cycle
game1Winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
game3Winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
game5Winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
game6Winner Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
game9Winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
gameFormat best of 12 games
governingBody FIDE NERFINISHED
hostContinent Europe NERFINISHED
hostNation Germany NERFINISHED
location Bonn NERFINISHED
loser Vladimir Kramnik NERFINISHED
matchType one-on-one match
mediaCoverage global
nextEdition World Chess Championship 2010 NERFINISHED
notableOpeningUsed Meran Variation NERFINISHED
Nimzo-Indian Defence NERFINISHED
Queen's Gambit Declined NERFINISHED
Slav Defence NERFINISHED
numberOfGamesPlayed 11
numberOfGamesScheduled 12
officialStatus undisputed world championship
openingCeremonyDate 2008-10-13
organizer FIDE NERFINISHED
previousEdition World Chess Championship 2007 NERFINISHED
result 6.5–4.5
sponsor Evonik Industries NERFINISHED
sport chess
startDate 2008-10-14
timeControl classical
title World Chess Champion
titleRetainedBy Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
venue Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
winner Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
worldChampionAfterEvent Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED
worldChampionBeforeEvent Viswanathan Anand NERFINISHED

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Vladimir Kramnik participatedIn World Chess Championship 2008