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FIDE World Rapid: 18-year-old Murzin shines, Ju takes the lead in Women’s event
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Chess news World Blitz Championship: Carlsen, Nepomniachtchi share gold; Ju Wenjun triumphs in Women’s Blitz World Blitz Championship: Knockout stage set for an epic finale to 2024
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FIDE World Rapid: 18-year-old Murzin shines, Ju takes the lead in Women’s event
Carlsen Quits Rapid World Championship; Murzin, Duda, Arjun, …
Dec 27, 2024 · GM Magnus Carlsen will no longer participate in the 2024 FIDE World Rapid Chess Championship or the FIDE World Blitz Chess Championship after a dress-code disagreement with FIDE. He finishes the Rapid with a 5/8 score and will not defend his double crown in rapid and blitz this year, which means we are guaranteed to have new champions.
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Day 6 of the FIDE World Rapid Championship Under 2 Minutes! Press Conference with World Blitz Champions Magnus Carlsen, Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ju Wenjun! © 2025 FIDE …
18-Year-Old Gukesh Becomes Youngest-Ever Undisputed Chess …
Dec 12, 2024 · 18-year-old Indian GM Gukesh Dommaraju is the world champion after the defending title holder GM Ding Liren (32) from China collapsed in game 14 of the 2024 FIDE World Championship.Gukesh won 7.5-6.5, taking $1.35 million, after a game where Ding seemed to have a risk-free chance to press for a win but instead liquidated into a pawn-down endgame.
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Fabiano Caruana wins FIDE Circuit 2024 World Blitz Championship: Carlsen, Nepomniachtchi share gold; Ju Wenjun triumphs in Women’s Blitz World Blitz Championship: Knockout stage set for an epic finale to 2024
FIDE Announces New Qualification Path For 2026 Candidates …
Jan 28, 2024 · In the wake of a 2024 Candidates qualification cycle plagued with tumult and controversy, the World Chess Federation (FIDE) has announced new regulations aimed at "enhancing the competitive landscape, encouraging player participation, and ensuring fair representation of the top contenders."
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