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India Today on MSNNorway Chess: Magnus Carlsen loses to D Gukesh, punches table in frustrationMagnus Carlsen stormed off after punching the table in frustration as world champion D Gukesh registered his first-ever ...
Norway Chess 2025 Live Updates: Gukesh vs Magnus Carlsen ended in a dramatic fashion as the Indian teen outclassed the World ...
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ABP News on MSNFrustrated Magnus Carlsen Bangs Table After Crushing Defeat Against D Gukesh: WATCHReigning champion Gukesh, 18, stunned Carlsen at Norway Chess 2025, securing his first classical win against the former world ...
D Gukesh jumped to third spot with 8.5 points and now trails the world No.1 Magnus Carlsen and American Fabiano Caruana by ...
Gukesh achieved a significant victory against Magnus Carlsen, marking his first classical win over the reigning world champion in Round 6 of the Norway Chess tournament. Despite a shaky start in the ...
Magnus Carlsen made a sharp remark about reigning world champion Gukesh and his strategy during the Norway Chess 2025 round ...
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With this win, D Gukesh jumped to third spot in the Norway Chess 2025 points table with 8.5 points, and now he is just one point behind Carlsen and American Fabiano Caruana.
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Thesportstak on MSNMagnus Carlsen reacts to India's future in chess as he defeats Arjun Erigaisi at Norway ChessMagnus Carlsen continued his dominant run at Norway Chess 2025 with a win over Arjun Erigaisi, while Indian prodigies keep ...
With his Armageddon win, Magnus Carlsen continues to lead the standings, reinforcing his commanding presence in this year's event. The tournament continues tomorrow with Round 6, featuring the highly ...
Magnus Carlsen extend his lead in the Norway Chess tournament following an Armageddon victory over Fabiano Caruana, while ...
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Thesportstak on MSNMagnus Carlsen brands this fan favorite as "the most boring sport" in the worldMagnus Carlsen sparks fiery debate with his scorching take on a top sport, calling it "the most boring sport imaginable." See ...
Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen was forced into a draw Monday by more than 143,000 people worldwide playing ...
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