Topalov: "I remember when I was 20 & I was playing guys like Yusupov, Korchnoi & Vaganian, who back then were top 10 & at some point I started beating them, but it felt like, this guy, is he so strong really? But of course then I realised after some time that it’s coming for me!" pic.twitter.com/jazd4DBDwb
— chess24 (@chess24com) April 26, 2025
David: You've got 60 seconds to remember the position
Magnus after 6 seconds: Yeah, I got it@MagnusCarlsen solves @DavidHowellGM's BBC challenges dropping on YouTube later today. pic.twitter.com/mrWvmv7HeI— Take Take Take (@TakeTakeTakeApp) April 24, 2025
???????? I'm absolutely delighted to announce that Magnus Carlsen's perfect 9/9 in Grenke is the HIGHEST performance rating in history, surpassing Fischer's incredible 11/11 run in the 1964 US Championship by just a few rating points ???????? ???? pic.twitter.com/0ZtsKBROt2
— Mehmet Ismail???? (@drmehmetismail) April 21, 2025
Miguel Najdorf jugando una partida a ciegas contra Antonio Carrizo. Una locura el nivel que tenía la tele en su momento… pic.twitter.com/SR6eM11i8q
— Diego (@gringonomas) April 10, 2025
Miguel Najdorf during a simultaneous exhibition in Tel Aviv in the early 1960s. pic.twitter.com/kFfWmZAelV
— Olimpiu Di Luppi (@olimpiuurcan) April 14, 2022
Miguel Najdorf and his wife Adela. Amsterdam, 1950. Photo: National Archives of the Netherlands. Chess #chess #chessgame #ajedrez #schach #scacchi #echecs #xadrez pic.twitter.com/tz3WpH5rxu
— JustChessMiniatures (@JustChessMini) April 15, 2023
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Oscar Panno and Miguel Najdorf, Thessaloniki Chess Olympiad 1988. pic.twitter.com/d9ol4ZT6R3
— David Llada ♞ (@davidllada) January 14, 2023
Ju Wenjun in Women’s World Chess Championships since 2018 ????
2018 – Challenger vs. Tan – Won 4.5-5.5 ✅
2018 – Knockout – Won 64 player event ✅
2020 – vs. Goryachkina – Won TBs ✅
2023 – vs. Lei – Won 6.5-5.5 ✅
2025 – vs. Tan – Won 6.5-2.5 ✅Dominant. ???? Anna Shtourman pic.twitter.com/X7RBh1d9uA
— Chess.com (@chesscom) April 22, 2025
Last time someone won 4 games in a row in a World Championship Match was in 1886. First ever Official World Chess Championship Match between Zukertort and Steinitz. In Lasker vs Steinitz 1894, Lasker won 5 in a row! pic.twitter.com/W5hsZHFX1g
— agadmator (@agadmator) April 14, 2025
???????? Ivanchuk beats Nihal Sarin with Black to take the sole lead at the 2025 Menorca Open with 5/5. https://t.co/dbEUw17ySc
This win, together with two strong recent performances (2nd at the Reykjavik Open and 3rd in San Vicente del Raspeig Costa Blanca), has brought the chess… pic.twitter.com/1Kua9Z6USs
— 2700chess (@2700chess) April 25, 2025
