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The WSCC is back! ♟️World Champion Ju Wenjun defends her title among Hou Yifan, Bibisara Assaubayeva, etc. 📺 July 6-31.

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When you've just beaten Hikaru Nakamura, who outrates you by over 400 points! #NaroditskyMemorial

Magnus sends the pieces scattering and desperately tries to set them up again, but to avoid losing on time like the day before he hits the clock with 2 seconds to spare without having finished the repairs!

"I get stressed, I get very stressed!" — Ella Victoria Malone on watching the games of Magnus Carlsen, who she's set to marry this weekend

An unbelievable moment as Ding Liren blunders mate-in-2 vs. Magnus Carlsen and loses a 4th game in a row! #NorwayChess

Arjun Erigaisi races back to the board to shake hands on a draw vs. Peter Leko!

Magnus isn't thrilled at having a press conference an hour before the games begin! #FreestyleChess

No time for autographs as Magnus Carlsen arrived late to the venue for the Blitz! #RapidBlitz

Magnus Carlsen squeezes out a win against Gukesh Dommaraju, though both qualify for the 8-player classical knockout tournament that starts tomorrow! #FreestyleChess

Alireza Firouzja is ready for Round 1! #NorwayChess

Nakamura on his draw vs. Wei Yi: "I'm disappointed but it's not an easy win... That's life!" #FIDECandidates

Gukesh stared into the abyss, but he wins his 1st game as World Champion! #TataSteelChess

When you reject a call from your wife on a live broadcast 😀 #GrandChessTour

Gukesh touches So's pawn — realizes capturing it will be a blunder — but So points out it's too late to change the move, and Wesley wins!

We're back on schedule as Round 2 of #TataSteelChess begins!

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Andrea: "I love you no matter what happens!" Alexandra: #NaroditskyMemorial

Gukesh: "99 out of 100 times I would lose. Just a lucky day!" "First classical win against Magnus, I mean, not the way I wanted it to be, but okay I'll take it." #NorwayChess

"Do better!" World no. 1 Magnus Carlsen calls out the NBA app during a tense chess game 😀 #NorwayChess

Gukesh turns it all around and WINS his first classical game against Magnus Carlsen! #NorwayChess

"I don't completely understand what [Gukesh's] concept is here. It seems to me that I just have excellent play." #NorwayChess

Andrea Botez flags a dangerous kid as her sister Alexandra looks on! #NaroditskyMemorial

Ian Nepomniachtchi beats Hans Niemann with 1 hour 23 minutes remaining on his clock at the end!

"I didn't really plan to play this tournament until the last couple of days. I don't really have a laptop here, so I would've had to use Ella's MacBook..." - Magnus on why he played on a tablet and not a computer.

Stunning emotions as Gukesh cries after winning the World Championship title! #DingGukesh

Magnus walks his king into a forced checkmate and falls to a second classical loss against Praggnanandhaa in this tournament, his fourth loss overall! #NorwayChess

Peter Leko didn't want the show to wrap up without showing a photo and telling a story about meeting Danya Naroditsky last year in Charlotte!

Praggnanandhaa beats Carlsen after the world no. 1 completely self-destructed after fighting his way back into a winning position! #NorwayChess

"My coach Peter generally tells me that if I manage to surprise him I'll probably surprise my opponent as well &amp; this time I'm surprised myself... I'm pretty much, I wouldn't say clueless, not completely clueless, but fairly clueless!" #NorwayChess

Ivanchuk-Caruana was a thriller, with both players getting winning chances before a draw was finally agreed! #NaroditskyMemorial

Nakamura: "I'm closer to the end of my career than the beginning, so it's actually not that big of a deal."

Congratulations to Javokhir Sindarov on winning the #DanielNaroditsky Rapid! Aravindh was on the brink of hitting back to force Armageddon, but his position suddenly collapsed:

Anish Giri defeats Fabiano Caruana with a beautiful finish to move into sole 2nd place, 1.5 points behind Sindarov with 5 rounds to go! #FIDECandidates

Carlsen on losing to Gukesh: "The dream of playing a really good tournament burst with that game... I wanted a score that reflects the fact I think I'm still significantly better at chess &amp; since I couldn't achieve that, a potential win of the tournament would not mean as much"

"Here we go again. Get surprised, think for 20 minutes, try to make a move that's kind of dumb enough that he might not completely know it. Modern chess!" - Magnus in today's first confession #NorwayChess

"Wesley probably has to agree to this, but personally I would not mind if one of the monitors of my game was switched out with PSG versus Arsenal," says Magnus during his game. #NorwayChess

"My coach Peter generally tells me that if I manage to surprise him I'll probably surprise my opponent as well & this time I'm surprised myself... I'm pretty much, I wouldn't say clueless, not completely clueless, but fairly clueless!" #NorwayChess

Carlsen on losing to Gukesh: "The dream of playing a really good tournament burst with that game... I wanted a score that reflects the fact I think I'm still significantly better at chess & since I couldn't achieve that, a potential win of the tournament would not mean as much"