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#WATCH | Oslo, Norway: When asked about his thoughts on beating Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen in Norway Chess 2026, Indian chess grandmaster Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa says, "...To me, he's the GOAT (Greatest of All Time)... When I play Magnus, it excites me and brings out my best, and we...

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#WATCH | Stravanger, Norway | Norway Chess 2025 winner Magnus Carlsen says, "I feel great. It is a relief to win the tournament. In the end, it was such a rollercoaster, but it is good." On D Gukesh and Arjun Erigaisi, he says, "They are all very good, but they still need a little bit of time to prepare. We also have a tournament running simultaneously in Armenia, where Pragg (R Praggnanandhaa) and Aravindh Chithambaram showed very good chess... It is not a positive memory, but the game that will stick out is the game against Gukesh..."
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#WATCH | Stravanger, Norway | Norway Chess 2025 winner Magnus Carlsen says, "I feel great. It is a relief to win the tournament. In the end, it was such a rollercoaster, but it is good." On D Gukesh and Arjun Erigaisi, he says, "They are all very good, but they still need a little bit of time to prepare. We also have a tournament running simultaneously in Armenia, where Pragg (R Praggnanandhaa) and Aravindh Chithambaram showed very good chess... It is not a positive memory, but the game that will stick out is the game against Gukesh..."

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Norwegian chess grandmaster and world leader Magnus Carlsen has publicly called for Russia and Belarus to remain banned from international chess competitions. He made this statement during a ceremony where he was awarded the title of the greatest chess player in history. Carlsen remarked: “I believe Kasparov had a better career than me. I understand why I received this award, but he deserves it more. In honor of Garry, I will say this: he would advise against reinstating the Russian and Belarusian chess federations. And I stand by that.” Earlier, Babur Tolbaev, president of the Kyrgyzstan Chess Federation, suggested allowing teams from Russia and Belarus back into competitions. However, Carlsen firmly opposed this, supporting the sanctions and insisting that occupiers remain isolated.
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Norwegian chess grandmaster and world leader Magnus Carlsen has publicly called for Russia and Belarus to remain banned from international chess competitions. He made this statement during a ceremony where he was awarded the title of the greatest chess player in history. Carlsen remarked: “I believe Kasparov had a better career than me. I understand why I received this award, but he deserves it more. In honor of Garry, I will say this: he would advise against reinstating the Russian and Belarusian chess federations. And I stand by that.” Earlier, Babur Tolbaev, president of the Kyrgyzstan Chess Federation, suggested allowing teams from Russia and Belarus back into competitions. However, Carlsen firmly opposed this, supporting the sanctions and insisting that occupiers remain isolated.

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Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu set a record for the highest game intelligence score in 2024 after his win against Magnus Carlsen in Round 3 of Norway Chess. 🌟♟️ Pragg's game intelligence score of 177 is theoretically close to the maximum achievable score—a feat requiring: 1️⃣ A victory, 2️⃣ An opponent with the highest possible Elo rating, and 3️⃣ Near-flawless play, as determined by Stockfish. By defeating the World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen with almost no errors, Pragg cemented his name in chess history. What’s even more remarkable is Magnus himself naming this game as his most memorable of the tournament, even after winning the Norway Chess title. Kudos to Praggnanandhaa for this awe-inspiring performance and to Mehmet Mars 7 for highlighting this great achievement. 🙏
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Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu set a record for the highest game intelligence score in 2024 after his win against Magnus Carlsen in Round 3 of Norway Chess. 🌟♟️ Pragg's game intelligence score of 177 is theoretically close to the maximum achievable score—a feat requiring: 1️⃣ A victory, 2️⃣ An opponent with the highest possible Elo rating, and 3️⃣ Near-flawless play, as determined by Stockfish. By defeating the World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen with almost no errors, Pragg cemented his name in chess history. What’s even more remarkable is Magnus himself naming this game as his most memorable of the tournament, even after winning the Norway Chess title. Kudos to Praggnanandhaa for this awe-inspiring performance and to Mehmet Mars 7 for highlighting this great achievement. 🙏

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Hans Niemann explains why it’s so hard to pass Magnus Carlsen as world number one in Chess “Magnus Carlsen plays like 10-20 games a year. In chess, there’s no minimum activity requirement to not decay in your ranking” “Guys like Magnus can play 10 games a year for 10 years and it’s very hard for anyone to surpass him because he’s not gonna compete against people chasing him” “He avoids me pretty well, if he’s playing in a tournament he’ll make sure I’m not invited. He’s playing in a tournament in Sweden this may, I won it in 2022 and they never invited me back…”
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Hans Niemann explains why it’s so hard to pass Magnus Carlsen as world number one in Chess “Magnus Carlsen plays like 10-20 games a year. In chess, there’s no minimum activity requirement to not decay in your ranking” “Guys like Magnus can play 10 games a year for 10 years and it’s very hard for anyone to surpass him because he’s not gonna compete against people chasing him” “He avoids me pretty well, if he’s playing in a tournament he’ll make sure I’m not invited. He’s playing in a tournament in Sweden this may, I won it in 2022 and they never invited me back…”

Jack

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Hans Niemann reveals he offered Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura to each put up $5,000,000 for a chess match “I mean imagine what that could do for chess. In poker people find it interesting because of the money involved” “In chess, you can bring so many wealthy people as viewers…” “For example all of my friends who are in tech, who are founders, who are very wealthy and successful, they love chess but there’s not really a way to get them involved”
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Hans Niemann reveals he offered Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura to each put up $5,000,000 for a chess match “I mean imagine what that could do for chess. In poker people find it interesting because of the money involved” “In chess, you can bring so many wealthy people as viewers…” “For example all of my friends who are in tech, who are founders, who are very wealthy and successful, they love chess but there’s not really a way to get them involved”

Jack

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"In terms of enduring memories, I think what I'll remember about Danya is first and foremost his passion for the game, his love of chess." "I think I said on my stream yesterday as well, but when I look at Danya, he was someone who loved to stream at any time. He was someone who was always willing to play games. You know, if I look at, say, myself or Magnus or most other top players, there are times when we're all online and we want to play, but it didn't matter what time of the day it was. Danya was always ready to play blitz against anyone in the world." "So his passion definitely is something I remember. I think also I'm going to remember just just the style of play that he had, which was really, really good in no-increment chess. Just a lot of sacrifices, things that in classical chess might be dubious, but he made them work. Um, so yeah, I'm going to miss it." Hikaru Nakamura on remembering Daniel Naroditsky.
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"In terms of enduring memories, I think what I'll remember about Danya is first and foremost his passion for the game, his love of chess." "I think I said on my stream yesterday as well, but when I look at Danya, he was someone who loved to stream at any time. He was someone who was always willing to play games. You know, if I look at, say, myself or Magnus or most other top players, there are times when we're all online and we want to play, but it didn't matter what time of the day it was. Danya was always ready to play blitz against anyone in the world." "So his passion definitely is something I remember. I think also I'm going to remember just just the style of play that he had, which was really, really good in no-increment chess. Just a lot of sacrifices, things that in classical chess might be dubious, but he made them work. Um, so yeah, I'm going to miss it." Hikaru Nakamura on remembering Daniel Naroditsky.

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Glad they let me do my chess interview in VRChat! I don't think the question was included in this segment but my favorite Chess Players of all time are Daniel Naroditsky and GothamChess! It was all around a really cool event and I hope to do better in the Consolation Bracket.
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Glad they let me do my chess interview in VRChat! I don't think the question was included in this segment but my favorite Chess Players of all time are Daniel Naroditsky and GothamChess! It was all around a really cool event and I hope to do better in the Consolation Bracket.

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Magnus Carlsen once again reminded the world why he is the GOAT. Even after a subpar start by his standards, he won everything on demand to win the Tepe Sigeman Chess Tournament 2026! Magnus entered the final round a half point down from Arjun Erigaisi. He played an amazing game to defeat Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus - a long battle which lasted more than 5 hours. He did the job, and Arjun drew his game against Andy Woodward - this meant that Magnus had to play tiebreaks against Arjun in 30 minutes! Magnus started in style with a clean win against Arjun in the 1st Blitz game. Arjun struck back in the 2nd Blitz game - it was now time for Sudden death! Magnus won the Sudden death game with the Black pieces to win the tournament - here you see his expression and sigh of relief after he became the Champion. What an absolutely amazing guy Magnus Carlsen is. When he's down, when he's tested, he always finds a way to rise up to the occasion! Photo: Peter Doggers/Tepe Sigeman #chess #chessbaseindia #tepesigemen #magnuscarlsen
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Magnus Carlsen once again reminded the world why he is the GOAT. Even after a subpar start by his standards, he won everything on demand to win the Tepe Sigeman Chess Tournament 2026! Magnus entered the final round a half point down from Arjun Erigaisi. He played an amazing game to defeat Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus - a long battle which lasted more than 5 hours. He did the job, and Arjun drew his game against Andy Woodward - this meant that Magnus had to play tiebreaks against Arjun in 30 minutes! Magnus started in style with a clean win against Arjun in the 1st Blitz game. Arjun struck back in the 2nd Blitz game - it was now time for Sudden death! Magnus won the Sudden death game with the Black pieces to win the tournament - here you see his expression and sigh of relief after he became the Champion. What an absolutely amazing guy Magnus Carlsen is. When he's down, when he's tested, he always finds a way to rise up to the occasion! Photo: Peter Doggers/Tepe Sigeman #chess #chessbaseindia #tepesigemen #magnuscarlsen

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Daniel Cormier says Brock Lesnar would've been one of the safest fights he could've had "We had that moment in the ring. I pushed him. He pushed me. You're telling me 'Brock you can go fight DC and lose'" "I'm beating Brock Lesnar, man. I was beating Brock. It was one of the safest fights I could have had" "He would've had to take me down to win the fight. And I can wrestle. If he shoots on me, imma make it so hard for him to get that takedown that by the time he gets it, he's exhausted. Now I'm up to my feet then you're done"
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Daniel Cormier says Brock Lesnar would've been one of the safest fights he could've had "We had that moment in the ring. I pushed him. He pushed me. You're telling me 'Brock you can go fight DC and lose'" "I'm beating Brock Lesnar, man. I was beating Brock. It was one of the safest fights I could have had" "He would've had to take me down to win the fight. And I can wrestle. If he shoots on me, imma make it so hard for him to get that takedown that by the time he gets it, he's exhausted. Now I'm up to my feet then you're done"

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SNEAKO met an Epstein victim who revealed that Andrew Tate's father is still alive 😳 "When I was 19 years old, I met Andrew Tate's dad and he told me not to let anybody know that he survived. In October 2011, I was the reason he created a social media account. We started playing chess in the park together when I was in elementary school. I also played chess with Andrew Tate as a kid, and I'm the reason his dad locked him in a room and forced him to play chess, because I beat him in a tournament."
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SNEAKO met an Epstein victim who revealed that Andrew Tate's father is still alive 😳 "When I was 19 years old, I met Andrew Tate's dad and he told me not to let anybody know that he survived. In October 2011, I was the reason he created a social media account. We started playing chess in the park together when I was in elementary school. I also played chess with Andrew Tate as a kid, and I'm the reason his dad locked him in a room and forced him to play chess, because I beat him in a tournament."

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Sturm on Steeves who has 5 goals in the last 5 games: "I brought him up from the minors and I put him in more like a checking role and a fourth liner, and now look at him. So, good for him and again, he's a guy I trust. We'll see, it's tough to get him out of the lineup, I can tell you that." "He's very professional, even when he didn't like to go down. I remember he said, 'I will be back and I'm going to do everything I can to show you,' and that's what I like. And the way he said it, I believed it."
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Sturm on Steeves who has 5 goals in the last 5 games: "I brought him up from the minors and I put him in more like a checking role and a fourth liner, and now look at him. So, good for him and again, he's a guy I trust. We'll see, it's tough to get him out of the lineup, I can tell you that." "He's very professional, even when he didn't like to go down. I remember he said, 'I will be back and I'm going to do everything I can to show you,' and that's what I like. And the way he said it, I believed it."

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Q: is it still in your mind that you can do this? "I mean I think it can definitely still go my way but not everything is within my control now. I need to be there and put myself in the best position that if things happen, I can capitalise. That's all I can try and do really. Try and have good pace ultimately, try and put myself in a good position and see what unfolds ☺️"
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Q: is it still in your mind that you can do this? "I mean I think it can definitely still go my way but not everything is within my control now. I need to be there and put myself in the best position that if things happen, I can capitalise. That's all I can try and do really. Try and have good pace ultimately, try and put myself in a good position and see what unfolds ☺️"

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