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Say it Ain’t So! Wesley So Ends Fabiano Caruana’s Reign as U.S. Chess Champion

ST LOUIS, MO – After a miraculous comeback in the final round to force a rapid tiebreaker playoff, Fabiano Caruana fell short on his attempt to win five consecutive United states Chess Championships. Wesley So defeated Caruana 1.5-.5 in the tie break to win his fourth overall U.S. Chess title and deny Caruana a modern era record fifth title. Samuel Reshevsky won...

USA’s Caruana, Nakamura Lead Field into 2026 FIDE World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament

The field is set for the 2026 FIDE World Classical Chess Championship Candidates Tournament, and for once Americans are favored to win not only the Candidates Tournament, but the entire FIDE world title later in the year. Eight players from seven different nations will play each other twice – once each as white and black. Players score one point for each win...

Fabiano Caruana Wins His Second U.S. Championship, Hans Niemann Sues Carlsen, Chess.com, Hikaru

We didn’t even have time to bask in the glow of the celebratory C Squared Podcast. Fabiano Caruana, the man who is, at present, America’s greatest living chess player, won his second United States Chess Championship in six years Wednesday, scoring 8.5 out of a possible 13 points and going unbeaten in the process, posting four wins and nine draws. Rising...

Italian-American Fabiano Caruana Battles 3-time Defending Champion Magnus Carlsen in FIDE World Chess Championship

For the first time since Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in 1972 an American is vying for the FIDE World Chess Championship. 26-year old Fabiano Caruana won the Candidate’s Tournament handily and is now deadlocked with 3-time reigning FIDE World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway with Game 6 underway as we go to press. Caruana is actually the fourth...