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The most important chess tournament in decades is happening right now in London - Business Insider
Ray Morris-Hill The London Chess Classic is underway in England and will continue until Dec. 13. This is one of the chess world's premier events, usually ...
DAVID R. SANDS: Fabiano Caruana edges Hikaru Nakamura, but battle for chess supremacy rages - Washington Times
Washington Times
Washington Times
Thus it should be seen as progress of a sort that the top two current U.S. players, GMs Hikaru Nakamura and Fabiano Caruana, were willing to put it all on the line in their 18-game match earlier this month at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St ...
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On Chess: Coming Showdown has Nakamura meeting Caruana - St. Louis Public Radio
Third Sinquefield Cup highlights competition's growth - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
The highest ranked player in the world, Magnus Carlsen, is a regular fixture, as are the top ranked Americans, Hikaru Nakamura and Fabiano Caruana. The tournament has also regularly attracted Levon Aronian of Armenia and Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria.
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Celebrated chess grandmaster makes his move – to St. Louis - STLtoday.com
Fabiano Caruana transfers to U.S. team from Italian one, in search of historic win for American chess.
On Chess: 2015 World Cup of Chess has huge field, with strong American players - St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: 2015 World Cup of Chess has huge field, with strong American players - St. Louis Public Radio
Every two years FIDE, the International Chess Federation, holds a World Chess Championship. One of the qualifying events to earn a seat at the tournament.
Fabiano Caruana and Magnus Carlsen — that's a title clash worth watching - Washington Post
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Viswanathan Anand held by Fabiano Caruana in Norway - The Indian Express
The Indian Express
The Indian Express
Former world champion Viswanathan Anand was held to an easy draw by Fabiano Caruana of Italy in the first round of Norway Chess tournament in Stavanger. It turned out to be a good day for Caruana as his preparation in the Berlin defense came good.
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On Chess: Nakamura and Caruana qualify as candidates for World Chess Championship - St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Nakamura and Caruana qualify as candidates for World Chess Championship - St. Louis Public Radio
At the beginning of the 2014-15 FIDE Grand Prix cycle there was just one American attempting to qualify for the Candidates Tournament; but by the end of.
Fabiano Caruana’s switch of nationality boosts US Olympiad hopes - The Guardian
Leonard Barden on Chess | Sport - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana, the world No2, has switched from Italy to the United States in a bold American attempt to win gold at next year's 170-nation team Olympiad.
Fabiano Caruana’s switch of nationality boosts US Olympiad hopes - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana, the world No2, has switched from Italy to the United States in a bold American attempt to win gold at next year's 170-nation team Olympiad.
The US is about to become a chess powerhouse, thanks to this 22-year-old - Business Insider
Chess in the United States is enjoying a resurgence.
The United States is actively collecting nerds - Star Tribune
On Chess: World No. 3 Fabiano Caruana returning to U.S. Chess Federation - St. Louis Public Radio
Chess Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana Switches Nationality and Will Play for U.S. - New York Times
Fabiano Caruana, the No. 3 chess player in the world, who has represented Italy for the last 10 years, is switching federations to play for the United States.
Chess Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana Switches Nationality and Will Play for U.S. - New York Times
Fabiano Caruana, the No. 3 chess player in the world, who has represented Italy for the last 10 years, is switching federations to play for the United States.
Chess Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana Switches Nationality and Will Play for U.S. - New York Times
Fabiano Caruana, the No. 3 chess player in the world, who has represented Italy for the last 10 years, is switching federations to play for the United States.