The world’s number one chess player, Magnus Carlsen, won his fifth Speed Chess Championship (SCC) Finals in a row in London.

The film focuses on the Hungarian star’s battle-of-the-sexes-style rivalry with fellow all-timer Garry Kasparov.

For one day only, Tallahassee will become the running capital of the globe as the World Cross Country Championships bring some of the fastest feet on earth to our backyard in Florida's capital city.

PARIS, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Another world chess title will be up for grabs next month after the launch of the first official FIDE Freestyle Chess World Championship, expanding the sport’s growing elite ...

Teenage phenom Luke Littler has made history once again by winning the PDC Darts World Championship for the second time in as many years after beating Dutchman Gian van Veen 7-1 at Alexandra Palace.

Like a lot of people, I relapsed during the pandemic: I began to play chess again. I come from a chess family. My older brother three times became the Canadian champion for his age. I peaked in the ...

Norway's Magnus Carlsen has now won 20 world chess titles - Copyright AFP MAHMUD HAMS Norway's Magnus Carlsen has now won 20 world chess titles - Copyright AFP MAHMUD ...

Norway's Magnus Carlsen, the world's number one chess player, on Tuesday won the World Blitz Championship in Doha, days after victory in the slightly longer 'rapid' format, to secure his 20th world ...

Team USA is stacked with talent ahead of the 2026 World XC Championships, with many of the nation's rising stars in the starting line-ups. The 2026 World Cross Country Championships are right around ...

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After cashing in his shot earned by winning the Casino Gauntlet match upon his return to AEW, MJF is the new AEW World Champion after dethroning Samoa Joe, and defeating "Hangman" Adam Page and Swerve ...

Dec 28 (Reuters) - Magnus Carlsen pushed away a camera after losing to Vladislav Artemiev at the FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships in Qatar, the latest example of the former world ...