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February 18, 2026

A record victory – the ninth victory in the World Blitz Championship

Magnus Carlsen Wins the World Blitz Championship for the Ninth Time — Dominance Continues Magnus Carlsen has once again confirmed his status as the king of fast chess: at the 2025 World Blitz Championship, he claimed the title for the ninth time, further extending his record and closing the year with a remarkable achievement in […]

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February 17, 2026

Nepomniachtchi named two favorites for the 2026 Candidates Tournament

Ian Nepomniachtchi Names Two Main Favorites for the 2026 Candidates Tournament — Who Will Fight for the Chess Crown? The chess world is holding its breath once again. From March 29 to April 15, 2026, the key qualifying event for the World Championship match — the Candidates Tournament — will take place in Cyprus, at […]

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February 16, 2026

“I’m not afraid of anyone!” Turkish chess genius Erdoğmuş

“I’m Not Afraid of Anyone!” — 14-Year-Old Turkish Chess Prodigy Yağız Kaan Erdogmus Challenges the Super-Grandmasters The chess world is used to early talent. But from time to time, a player emerges who reshapes conventional ideas about age, experience, and authority. That is exactly what Yağız Kaan Erdogmus has done — a Turkish wunderkind who, […]

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February 15, 2026

Carlsen vs. Caruana World Chess Championship 960

Carlsen vs. Caruana Final: The 2026 Chess960 World Championship — A New Perspective on the Queen of the Game Why This Match Drew Global Attention In February 2026, the chess world witnessed a thrilling final of one of the most talked-about tournaments of the year — the Chess960 World Championship, featuring the greatest player of […]

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February 14, 2026

Judit Polgar’s career as a grandmaster and the film “The Queen of Chess”

Judit Polgár: The Extraordinary Career of a Grandmaster and the Acclaimed Netflix Film “The Chess Queen” The Woman Who Changed Chess Chess history has produced many geniuses. But one name permanently changed the very understanding of who can be an elite chess player. That name is Judit Polgár. Her career challenged stereotypes, broke barriers, and […]

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February 9, 2026

FIDE Top Lists Open 2026 – ranking of the best chess players

FIDE Top Lists Open: A Complete Overview of the World’s Top Chess Players Why the FIDE Rating Matters The modern chess world revolves around ratings: they reflect a player’s true level of skill, achievements, and standing on the international stage. On the official website of FIDE – International Chess Federation, many rating lists are published, […]

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February 9, 2026

Botvinnik vs. Tal, 1961 rematch

Botvinnik’s Rematch and the Test of Tal’s Genius: The 1961 World Chess Championship What Happened in Moscow The match for the 1961 World Chess Championship turned out to be exceptionally intense.In Moscow, from mid-March to mid-May, two Mikhails — reigning champion Mikhail Tal and the revenge-seeking Mikhail Botvinnik — fought a ruthless battle for the […]

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February 8, 2026

Bobby Fischer vs. Boris Spassky – 1972 Match

The 1972 World Chess Championship: The Match That Changed History Sometimes a chess game goes far beyond the board.The 1972 World Chess Championship was exactly such an event — not just a sporting contest, but a global symbol of an era, a clash of systems, personalities, and worldviews. It was rightly called the “Match of […]

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February 8, 2026

Alexei Shirov: The Path to a World Championship Match

Alexei Shirov: an attacking genius denied a shot at the crown In chess history, there are champions—and then there are far more tragic figures. Players whose talent was obvious, whose games thrilled their contemporaries, yet whom circumstances prevented from reaching the very top. Alexei Shirov is one of the most vivid representatives of this very […]

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February 7, 2026

Carlsen vs. Nepomniachtchi – a battle of generations – 2021 championship

2021 World Chess Championship: A Clash of Generations The World Championship is more than just a fight for the title. It is a moment of truth that defines the leader of the chess world. In 2021, all eyes were on the match between Magnus Carlsen, the reigning world champion, and Ian Nepomniachtchi. Two completely different […]

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February 7, 2026

Smyslov’s victory over Botvinnik – 1957 Championship

The 1957 World Chess Championship: The Moment When Balance Became Victory Sometimes in chess, a decisive match does not look sensational. There is no loud scandal, no crushing scoreline. Yet it is precisely such encounters that reshape history most profoundly. The 1957 World Chess Championship was one of them. It was a match in which […]

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February 6, 2026

Botvinnik vs. Smyslov: A Draw That Changed History

World Chess Championship 1954: A Draw That Changed Everything Sometimes in chess, it’s not a brilliant victory that matters, but a fragile balance. The 1954 World Championship was exactly such a case. Formally, the champion did not change, but the chess world witnessed something more: a wind of change and a hint of a new […]

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