NEW DELHI: World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen once again showcased his endgame brilliance, clinching a record-extending ninth World Blitz title to go with the Rapid gold medal he won two days earlier. However ...
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Norway's Magnus Carlsen lost to Arjun Egriasi at the FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Championships 2025 in Doha.(AFP) Magnus Carlsen once again came into spotlight for wrong reasons after the Norwegian ...
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Magnus Carlsen is the 2025 FIDE World Rapid Champion. The Norwegian chess star showed incredible composure and bouncebackability to win the title. Carlsen had beaten Hans Niemann to take the sole lead ...
18-time World Chess Champion across all formats, Magnus Carlsen is in line to win his 19th World title as he leads the 247-player field in Doha at the World Rapid and Blitz Championship 2025. On ...
Magnus Carlsen was visibly frustrated on Saturday after losing to Vladislav Artemiev at the ongoing World Rapid and Blitz Championships. The much-anticipated clash was a high-stakes, top-of-the-table ...
World No. 1 and five-time World Rapid Champion Magnus Carlsen made headlines after suffering a shocking defeat against Russian Grandmaster Vladislav Artemiev in the FIDE World Rapid Championship on ...
Cameraman explains why Magnus Carlsen shoved him at FIDE World Rapid Championship: 'Irritated by...'
Carlsen blundered in the seventh round to suffer his first loss of the tournament. Soon after resigning, he stormed back but triggered a row as he shoved away a cameraman trying to get a close-up of ...
Magnus Carlsen lost his cool after losing a game on Day 2 of the event. Image: X/FIDE Magnus Carlsen once again found himself at the centre of controversy during the ongoing FIDE World Rapid Chess ...
A big blunder saw Magnus Carlsen lose to Russian GM Vladislav Artemiev in Doha. After his loss, the Norwegian took out his anger towards a cameraman. Magnus Carlsen was left fuming on Saturday after ...
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