Russian adult film star offers chess player “whole night” if he beats champion

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Russians take chess very seriously. In fact, a Russian adult film star has offered Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi to be his “queen for whole night” if he beats his current opponent.

Russians take chess very seriously. In fact, a Russian adult film star has offered Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi to be his “queen for whole night” if he beats his current opponent.

Standing in the way of Nepomniachtchi, is current chess world champion, Magnus Carlsen. The 31-year-old Norwegian has held his crown since 2013.

Unfortunately for Nepomniachtchi, Carlsen is currently leading 6 games to 3 in a best-of-14 title showdown. In the event of a tie, a tie-breaker game will decide the winner.

In an effort to encourage Ian, adult star Miha Nika posted a personal message to her TikTok and Instagram. Miha Nika, who has over 600,000 PornHub subscribers, can be seen holding a sign that says, “Ian, if you win, I want to be your queen for whole night.”

Nika captioned the photo, “Try to guess how much I love chess.”

Russian adult film starts proposing incentives for accomplishments is not unheard of. In 2020, Starlet Lola Taylor offered to have relations with the scientist who cured coronavirus, while on lockdown in Moscow. However, Nika appears to be invested because of a personal love for chess, versus being tired of COVID-19 restrictions.

Nepomniachtchi was tagged in the post, but has not yet responded to the offer. Maybe once he sees it, the offer will encourage him to try, eh.. harder?

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