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World champion D Gukesh has dropped a spot in the live chess rankings after finishing third at Norway Chess, with R ...
World No 1 Magnus Carlsen had suffered the first loss of his career at the hands of reigning world champion D Gukesh at the ...
In a major change in the standings, R Praggnanandhaa has overtaken reigning world champion D Gukesh in the live FIDE rankings ...
R Praggnanandhaa has surpassed D Gukesh in live FIDE rankings, reaching a rating of 2777.2 while competing in the UzChess Cup ...
Magnus Carlsen's fist smash at Norway Chess, following a loss to Gukesh, sparked widespread attention, overshadowing their ...
Asked if he was the bad boy of chess, Carlsen said: "I don't aspire to be a bad boy. Sometimes, I think I'm in a position, ...
While Magnus Carlsen successfully defended his Norway Chess title with 16 points, world champion D Gukesh (14.5 points) ...
India’s D Gukesh will look to claim his maiden Norway Chess title as the elite chess tournament heads into the final round on Friday in Stavanger, Norway.
It definitely wasn't my finest hour, but I regret the moves I made more than the gesture,” Carlsen said post the match.
With just two seconds left on the clock, D Gukesh offered a handshake and looked utterly shellshocked, as he covered his face with his hands in frustration.
Magnus Carlsen, the No. 1-ranked chess player in the world, suffered a defeat to current world champion Gukesh Dommaraju. See Carlsen's reaction.
At the 2025 Norway Chess tournament on June 1, reigning World Chess Champion Gukesh Dommaraju beat the No. 1-ranked Magnus Carlsen in a round of classical chess. Carlsen, a five-time world ...
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