The ongoing Weissenhaus Grand Slam has taken the chess world by storm, and has also had its fair share of controversies.

Intelligence is attractive, and so are these 11 chess grandmasters and players, whose moves have us locked in checkmate.

Dommaraju Gukesh, reigning world champion and five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen are all set to feature in the Freestyle Chess Grand Tour, beginning on February 7th in Weissenhaus ...

The 2025 Freestyle Chess Grand Slam began at Weissenhaus ... while Javokhir Sindarov shined, defeating Magnus Carlsen and securing 4.5/5 points. Fabiano Caruana also advanced, and Carlsen's ...

The Weissenhaus Freestyle Chess Grand Slam has some interesting features, and one of them is the confession booth. It was visited by Magnus Carlsen. Magnus Carlsen once again proved his GOAT ...

After his win in Singapore, chess great Magnus Carlsen had said that classical chess was perhaps the "worst way" to measure a player, adding that rapid chess was perhaps a more "pure" form of chess.

D Gukesh finished the round robin stage of the Freestyle Chess Grand Tour event in Weissenhauss ... Significantly, the loss came against Magnus Carlsen, in the first meeting between the two ...

being a strong chess player, also helped. "I think my key to victory wasn't even about what I did or what Magnus Carlsen did, but rather that at the adjacent board, there was a man with an Elo rating ...

World number 1 Chess player Magnus Carlsen met the current FIDE World Champion D Gukesh on Friday ahead of a much-awaited clash between the two players on 8 February, The Guardian reported.

The field for the Norway Chess tournament was announced, with Gukesh D set to play against Magnus Carlsen for the first time since his world championship win. The lineup for the Norway Chess ...

World Champion D Gukesh qualified for the knockout stage in the first event of the Freestyle Grand Slam Tour, despite losing to the world’s highest-rated player, Magnus Carlsen of Norway ...