Magnus Carlsen Wins World Chess Championship Amid Drama, Intrigue
16-year-old chess prodigy BEATS World Number 1 Magnus Carlsen in online championship | Daily Mail Online
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2016 World Chess Championship: Game #4 - The Chess Drum | The Original Pan-African Chess Website
Magnus Carlsen Wins World Chess Championship, Beating Fabiano Caruana - The New York Times
World Chess Championship 2016 | Carlsen vs Karjakin - Chess.com
World Chess Championship: political intrigue lurks as battle reaches midway | World Chess Championship 2016 | The Guardian
Rare Nepomniachtchi error allows Carlsen to escape with another draw | World Chess Championship 2021 | The Guardian
Magnus Carlsen retains chess world champion title | Financial Times
Carlsen Wins Rapid Playoff, Defends World Championship - Chess.com
Karjakin keeps up the pressure on world chess champion Carlsen | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 24.11.2016
Magnus Carlsen Wins Chess Championship With Speed
Current World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway, reacts to a move from Sergey Karjakin of Russia during the first game of their rapid chess tie-breaker match, at the 2016 World Chess
Indian teenager beats chess champion Magnus Carlsen – Mwanzo TV
World Chess Championship 2016: Can champ Carlsen conquer New York too? | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 11.11. 2016
Carlsen – Karjakin 2016, World Chess Championship – Chessdom
Current World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway, looks at the state of the board after a move from Sergey Karjakin of Russia, during the first game of their rapid chess tie-breaker
Carlsen On Verge Of Retaining Title As Nepo Blunders Piece - Chess.com
World Chess Championship to be held in New York, putting an end to months of speculation and cynicism
World chess champion Carlsen fails to penetrate Karjakin′s fortress | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 16.11. 2016
Is Chess a Sport? A New Book Says Yes - The New York Times
World Chess Championship 2016 - Wikipedia
Game 9: Carlsen escapes Sudden Death / Notes by Fabiano Caruana | ChessBase
Magnus Carlsen clinches third consecutive World Chess Championship: Here's how he did it-Sports News , Firstpost
50.Qh6+!!, the move that won Magnus Carlsen the World Chess Championship.
