Magnus Carlsen did not mince words while discussing Hikaru Nakamura’s strategy to qualify for next year’s Candidates ...

Magnus Carlsen called Hikaru Nakamura's participation in lower-rated tournaments 'shameless'. He also didn't mince his words as he also abused FIDE.

Chess is popular, with over 600 million playing it regularly in 200 countries. That has given Magnus Carlsen a lot of ...

Magnus Carlsen blasted FIDE and called Hikaru Nakamura “shameless” for playing lower-rated tournaments to qualify for the ...

Magnus Carlsen admitted his “brain is fried” after finishing fifth in the first new-look Titled Tuesday on September 2.

Three back-to-back losses, then a draw with Divya Deshmukh at Grand Swiss likely to set the tongues wagging again ...

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Magnus Carlsen's ‘Jeansgate’ controversy was the centre of attention during the World Rapid and Blitz Championships.

Erdogmus Yagiz Kaan, a 14-year-old Turkish chess prodigy, achieved a remarkable checkmate against India's Aditya Mittal at ...

FIDE CEO Emil Sutovsky refuted Hikaru Nakamura's claims that the Candidates' rating qualification spot was designed for Magnus Carlsen's potential ret ...

Esports and chess joined forces to break through their respective subcultures at the Esports World Cup. The No. 1 grandmaster in the world was happy to help.

The grandmaster has competed in the Louisiana State Championship and Iowa Open this month. He won the latter by beating a ...