Magnus Carlsen lost to 9-year-old from Bangladesh? FIDE Master makes stunning claim, but there’s a catch
Magnus Carlsen, playing with black pieces against an account that goes by Nayemhaque22, resigned after 50 moves in a Bullet Brawl game.
Magnus Carlsen lost to a nine-year-old in online chess event, claims FIDE Master from Bangladesh
FIDE Master Naim Haque claimed his student, nine-year-old Ryan Rashid Mugdha who was using his Chess.com account, defeated world No 1 and five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen, who resigned in 50 ...
Magnus Carlsen reveals discovering D Gukesh for the first time: 'You could sense that he had something'
Magnus Carlsen has been somewhat critical of Gukesh Dommaraju in recent months, especially after the latter was crowned the ...
Fans were left shocked as Magnus Carlsen resigned after 50 moves, and his rating dropped by -16.
A FIDE Master, named Naim Haque, from the Asian country revealed that his student defeated Carlsen in an online chess tournament.
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Magnus Carlsen plays in World Blitz Chess Championship after resolving jeans controversy
World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen played his first match at the World Blitz Championship after initially quitting the chess tournament due to a dress code dispute with organizers. On Friday, Carlsen ...
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Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi agree to share chess’ World Blitz Championship title, causing outcry from top players
Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi have caused a stir in the chess community after agreeing to share the World Blitz Championship title earlier this week. Tuesday’s final in New York was ...
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A chess prodigy in the making: Mugdho’s journey to defeating Magnus Carlsen
At just nine years old, Rayan Rashid Mugdho, a young chess prodigy from Dhaka, has achieved what many seasoned players can only dream of—defeating five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen. This ...
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Why superstar Magnus Carlsen is playing chess for St. Pauli
The Schachbundesliga has never known such a clamour. Advertisement Magnus Carlsen — the most famous current chess player in the world and the game’s number one — made his debut for St. Pauli ...