The greatest chess finish ever | Gukesh vs Magnus Carlsen | Norway Chess 2025
World no.1 Magnus Carlsen and World Champion D. Gukesh clashed against each other in round 1 of Norway Chess and that game ended in Magnus' favour. We are now back for the 2nd game in the tournament,… pic.twitter.com/TwshZH9NG1
— ChessBase India (@ChessbaseIndia) June 2, 2025
I can’t stop watching this and I don’t know why. pic.twitter.com/qTwm6pvrN6
— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) June 2, 2025
Gata Kamsky is the only chess prodigy to ever be ranked in the TOP TEN at age 16.
There are five others, though, who at least broke into the top twenty at that age. How many of the „other” five can YOU name?
PS I love the monthly top 20 lists available at @2700chess
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— Chess by the Numbers (@ChessNumbers) March 11, 2024
A young Gata Kamsky practicing #chess. pic.twitter.com/xG1fYwfiMK
— Jürgen Lutz (@zugzwang_76) June 15, 2021
Young Anand and Kamsky. #chess #legends #chesshistory #chessinpictures #PictureOfTheDay pic.twitter.com/mdfQJQh63n
— Chessify (@ChessifyMe) August 20, 2018
???? Toute l'équipe d'Europe Échecs souhaite un bon anniversaire à Gata Kamsky, né le 2 juin 1974 !
Finaliste du championnat du Monde en 1996, il avait accepté l'an passé de répondre à nos questions : https://t.co/HoCXy86rv8 pic.twitter.com/Xs3LNyu4aU— Europe Echecs (@EuropeEchecs) June 2, 2025
36.Re1!, threatening 37.Re8+, seems to win on the spot now for Magnus! #NorwayChess pic.twitter.com/jUe1gFBbAC
— chess24 (@chess24com) May 29, 2025
MAGNUS beats Arjun in 48 moves with 98.3 ACCURACY!
He now leads #NorwayChess with 8 points. ???? pic.twitter.com/pDdTYFLm0Y— Norway Chess (@NorwayChess) May 29, 2025
GM Valery Salov turns 61 today. Born in Wrocław, Poland, he became World U16 Champion in 1980 and climbed the rankings to reach world number three in 1995—behind only Kasparov and Karpov, and ahead of Kramnik, Anand, and Ivanchuk.
In the late ’90s, he walked away from… pic.twitter.com/nRWxD7TrLe
— ICC chessclub.com (@chessclubICC) May 26, 2025
Magnus Carlsen beats World Champion Gukesh after a stunning king hunt played on the 10-second increment. "Game of the year so far!" says Howell: https://t.co/m4fhuQIw29#NorwayChess pic.twitter.com/4aKjJfbYK2
— chess24 (@chess24com) May 26, 2025
Magnus found nine consecutive the only moves.https://t.co/EVeJS63gmz pic.twitter.com/zN0sHIOdOw
— Take Take Take (@TakeTakeTakeApp) May 26, 2025
