2018 World Chess Championship: The End

Magnus Carlsen bought himself another two years to work on his admittedly ailing classical game with a devastating, nearly cruel demolition of the undisputed challenger and co-king of slow chess, Fabiano Caruana, winning 3-0 in the rapid tiebreak. Both players were gracious afterwards, full of praise

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World Chess Championship 2018 Closing Ceremony

22 March 2018, Germany, Berlin: Eight-year-old Jarne is a member of his local chess club in Ruedersdorf and a viewer of this year's FIDE World Chess Candidates Tournament at the Kuehlhaus venue.

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Magnus Carlsen enjoys stunning undefeated win over reigning US champion Fabiano Caruana

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