Magnus Carlsen, Tata Steel Chess Tournament
Magnus Carlsen Feels Chess Ratings Are Deflated Now But Would Not Mind Being Surpassed
Magnus Carlsen, the undisputed world number one for over a decade, believes chess ratings today are somewhat "deflated" compared to the past but remains unfazed by the possibility of someone surpassing him. ((More Sports News)) The five-time world champion ...
Carlsen lost to R. Praggnanandhaa in a classical chess game at the Norway Chess tournament in May this year as well as in the ...
Magnus Carlsen, the world chess champion for over a decade, has shared his views on the changing landscape of competitive ...
Magnus Carlsen supports 18-year-old Indian prodigy D Gukesh ahead of the World Chess Championship, predicting pressure but ...
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Carlsen-Praggnanandhaa to face off at Tata Steel Chess India Rapid & BlitzThe draws for the sixth edition of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid and Blitz tournament were announced at Taj Bengal in ...
For Anish Sarkar, who idolises Carlsen, the meeting was nothing short of magical. While Anish has quickly gained media ...
The Norwegian has been the biggest force in the chess world for over a decade; Gukesh could run him close in the future ...
On current form, D Gukesh is the favourite to win the World Chess Championship title against his Chinese opponent, Ding Liren ...
World number one Magnus Carlsen will compete in the 2025 edition of Norway Chess, the organizers announced on Monday ...
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Carlsen romps to victory again, Nepo trips upThe past week saw the world’s top chess players gather to fight for second and third place. Terminator Magnus Carlsen, unsurprisingly, had dibs on the gold at the World Rapid and Blitz ...
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