The 7 Most Shocking World Championship Blunders

Is 51.Qe6? from Magnus Carlsen in game 8 one of the worst blunders in world championship history? Well probably not After all, Sergey Karjakin did need to find the incredible only-move 51h5! to win the game. However, the world championship has certainly seen its fair share of truly baffling blunders.

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