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FIDE Candidates 2022 R14 live with IM Sagar Shah and Amruta Mokal

This is the FIDE Candidates 2022 live video with IM Sagar Shah and Amruta Mokal, in collaboration with Chessbase. Round 14 pairings: Richard Rapport – Teimour Radjabov / Fabiano Caruana – Alireza Firouzja / Ding Liren – Hikaru Nakamura /

FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2022 – R14 preview

Ian Nepomniachtchi clinched the tournament victory with a round to spare, thus becoming the challenger for the title of World Champion. The final round of the FIDE Candidates Chess 2022 is yet to be played, determining the medalists. If Magnus Carlsen decides not to play the World Chess Championship, the second-placed player will be Nepo’s opponent in the match which will be played in 2023.

Anish Giri’s FIDE Candidates R13 recap live from Madrid

Anish Giri arrived in Madrid looking for Nakamura to play some chess in the park. After playing chess in the park against Magnus Carlsen and Judit Polgar, Giri won the Chess24 Premium Blitz Tournament, and then joined the chess24 live studio to analyze the games with GM Jan Gustafsson. He now presents the chessable R13 Candidates recap.

FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2022 – R13 recap

Today in Chess: FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2022 R13 recap

Nepo receives ovations! #TweetOftheDay

With today’s draw against Richard Rapport, Ian Nepomniachtchi secured the victory at the FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2022 with a round to spare. Nepo joined WGM Dina Belenkaya for the post-game interview, but the ovations wouldn’t let it start. See the video below.

Ian Nepomniachtchi wins FIDE Candidates Chess 2022 with a round to spare

Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi drew the round 13 game against Richard Rapport and secured the trophy at the 2022 FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament with a round to spare! Nepomniachtchi is the second player ever who managed to win the Candidates Tournament two consecutive times, repeating Vasily Smyslov’s feast from 1956.

Vladimir Kramnik: “I am not going to participate in this moral degradation show”

Russian grandmaster and the 14th World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik yesterday participated in Chess.com’s Online Rapid Chess Championship. Kramnik was disappointed with the new online flagging fashion, writing on his chess.com account: “Thank you, it was the first and last time I participate in this event. It is decadence and shame flagging like almost everyone does. I am not going to participate in this moral degradation show :)“. Kramnik later amended the text, and explained in details what happened.

“What kind of move is this?!” – Judit Polgar beats Magnus Carlsen (VIDEO)

The El Retiro Park in Madrid yesterday attracted the world’s top chess players, streamers, and many chess enthusiasts. World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen, World No 9 Anish Giri, and the best female chess player of all times Judit Polgar played chess against the visitors, but also enjoyed blitz games against each other.

Anish Giri wins the Chess24 Premium Blitz Tournament in Madrid

The Chess24 Premium Blitz Tournament was played yesterday in Madrid at the Ajedrez con Cabeza chess club. The field included reigning World Chess Champion GM Magnus Carlsen, GM Anish Giri, GM Daniel Naroditsky, GM David Anton Guijarro, and eight more grandmasters.

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