Magnus Carlsen, chess
Magnus Carlsen on rankings: ‘I don’t play a lot of classical chess, so whenever somebody is going to pass me, wouldn’t mind’
The five-time world champion, who held the title from 2013 to 2023, chose not to defend his crown, citing lack of motivation. Despite stepping back from classical tournaments, Carlsen's reign at the top is one of the longest and most dominant in chess history.
Norwegian chess icon Magnus Carlsen opened up on the possibility of being displaced from the top of the chess world ...
Magnus Carlsen, the world chess champion for over a decade, has shared his views on the changing landscape of competitive ...
Kolkata: Magnus Carlsen, the undisputed world number one for over a decade, believes chess ratings today are somewhat ...
The tournament’s live broadcast caught a sight of Magnus Carlsen sitting back in his chair yawning away while his opponent ...
Three-year-old chess prodigy Anish Sarkar, the youngest-rated player in history, met his idol, Magnus Carlsen, who offered ...
World number one Magnus Carlsen will compete in the 2025 edition of Norway Chess ... (More Chess News) Carlsen, who is ...
Magnus Carlsen supports 18-year-old Indian prodigy D Gukesh ahead of the World Chess Championship, predicting pressure but ...
Starting the day half a point behind Abdusattorov, Carlsen was a blend of explosiveness and precision, beating S.L. Narayanan ...
Legendary Magnus Carlsen praised three-year-old Anish Sarkar, who became the youngest-rated player in the history of chess.
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