R Praggnanandhaa: 'He's far from invincible.' Buoyed by Baku success, chess champ R Praggnanandhaa ready to challenge 'mentally & physically strong Magnus Carlsen - The Economic Times

Indian chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa, who won a silver medal against Magnus Carlsen at the FIDE World Cup final, has stated that Carlsen is not invincible. Praggnanandhaa praised Carlsen's strength but emphasized that he does lose games.

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R Praggnanandhaa Defeats World No.1 Chess Player Magnus Carlsen For 3rd Time In 6 Months

Praggnanandhaa, 16, becomes only third Indian to beat Magnus Carlsen in stunning upset - ESPN

Indian chess sensation Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa stuns world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen

16-Year-Old GM R Praggnanandhaa Stuns Chess World No 1 Magnus Carlsen

Praggnanandhaa: Magnus Carlsen is not invincible, says Praggnanandhaa

R Praggnanandhaa Is Good At Tactics, Not Surprised At His Defeating World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen: AICF Secretary

praggnanandhaa: Chess prodigy Praggnanandhaa beats world champion Magnus Carlsen for the second time in 2022 - The Economic Times

FIDE World Cup 2023: R Praggnanandhaa Arduous Pathway to the Final Frontier Against Magnus Carlsen in Baku - News18

R Praggnanandhaa says, aiming to become world champion in 3 4 years