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FIDE Candidates Round 14 Recap: Gukesh and Tan Zhongyi Emerge Victorious
At 17, Gukesh D becomes the youngest chess player to win the FIDE Candidates Tournament, while Tan Zhongyi secures a victory with a 1.5-point margin.
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FIDE Candidates Round 12 Recap: Race Tightens as Nakamura and Gukesh Join Nepomniachtchi
Nakamura and Gukesh secure crucial victories to join Nepomniachtchi in a lead tie, while Tan Zhongyi holds her ground in the Women's section after 12 rounds.
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FIDE Candidates Round 11 Recap: Nepomniachtchi and Tan Zhongyi Regain the Lead.
Round 11 of FIDE Candidates 2024 sees important shifts with Ian Nepomniachtchi and Tan Zhongyi taking sole leads and intensifying the competition.
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FIDE Candidates Round 10 Recap: Lei Tingjie Joins the Lead.
Round 10 of 2024 FIDE Candidates sees Lei Tingjie tying with Tan Zhongyi in the women's section, while the Open section's leaderboard remains unchanged.
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FIDE Candidates Round 6 Recap: The Leaders Hold Their Ground
After the 6th round of decisive outcomes, Nepomniachtchi and Gukesh continue co-leading the Open section, while Tan Zhongyi remains unmatched among women.
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FIDE Candidates Round 5 Recap: Gukesh catches up with Nepomniachtchi
Round 5 of the 2024 FIDE Candidates Tournament sees shifts in the leaderboard, with Gukesh joining Nepomniachtchi in the lead after defeating Abasov.
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FIDE Candidates Round 4 Recap: Ian Nepomniachtchi Takes the Lead
Ian Nepomniachtchi takes the lead in the Open section, while Tan Zhongyi remains in the lead in the Women's section of the 2024 FIDE Candidates event.
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FIDE Candidates Round 3 Recap: the Rameshbabu Siblings are the Sole Victors
Round 3 of the 2024 FIDE Candidates Tournament sees the Praggnanadhaa siblings triumph, while the other games in their respective sections end in draws.
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