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The emotional outburst of Magnus Carlsen, who has held the World No. 1 spot in chess since July 1, 2011, has taken over the chess community since he lost to D Gukesh at Norway Chess., Chess News - Tim ...
Magnus Carlsen fever! P Harikrishna copies famous fist-smash of World No 1 chess player; watch video
Magnus Carlsen’s emotional outburst after losing to Gukesh has gone viral. Indian GM Pentala Harikrishna hilariously mimicked ...
Anish Giri had walked up to the WR Chess team and exchanged words with Ian Nepomniachtchi and Hikaru Nakamura during the FIDE ...
World no 1 Magnus Carlsen had smashed a balled up fist on the table after losing to world champion Gukesh in the Norway Chess tournament.
In the quarters, WR Chess had been handed a 2-4 defeat by Germany and Friends in the first match with stars like ...
Aravindh Chithambaram's win at the 6th Stepan Avagyan Memorial resulted in the ranking milestone; Aravindh is in ninth place, with D Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, and R Praggnanandhaa above him ...
Paris St. Germain (PSG) tweeted a photo of D Gukesh, a very rare crossover between the world champion and an elite football club, to their 5.2 mn followers. It was a reaction of the Indian teen ...
Dutch No. 1 Anish Giri, however, served up the quirkiest take on Gukesh’s triumph of the Carlsen challenge. “Today’s game was like between a grandpa and a child, except the grandpa is the GOAT and the ...
Grebnev won over Fide Master (FM) Panesar Vedant in a Larsen Attack opening where the 18-year-old Russian ripped open the Indian’s kingside defense with his major pieces. Grebnev said he used an ...
Anish Giri (Image Credit: MGD1) Anish Giri achieved a significant milestone by winning the Tata Steel Masters in 2023, marking his first victory at this prestigious tournament after five previous ...
The event also featured the announcement of the winners of the Arab Chess Federation’s Translation and Composition Award and the honoring of the award’s jury committee. Dutch Grandmaster Anish Giri ...
The top of the leaderboard remains in the hands of Dutch Grandmaster Anish Giri, who continues to lead with 5.5 points following a strategic draw against Uzbekistan’s top seed, Nodirbek Abdusattorov.
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