Chessmanian
Grandmaster's Genius Master
Magnus Carlsen Vs Levon Aronian
Waik aan Zee Chess Tournament.
Date - Jan, 2015.
Netherlands.
Round 5.
White - Magnus.
Black - Levon.
​The game showcased the high level of strategic understanding and competitive spirit of both players, and it was a part of the larger chess narrative that has made both Carlsen and Aronian such prominent figures in the chess world.
World Record
Magnus Carlsen Vs Ian Nepo
World Championship.
Date - 2nd Dec, 2021.
Dubai, UAE.
Round 6.
White - Magnus.
Black - Nepo.
​The game lasted for seven hours and forty-five minutes. After Nepomniachtchi resigned following Carlsen's 136th move, it became the longest game in the 135-year history of the World Chess Championship. Nepomniachtchi had played solidly with five draws in the first five games; however, after his game 6 loss, he made blunders in three of the remaining games and eventually lost the match, 7½–3½.
Magnus Magic
Magnus Carlsen Vs Richard Rapport
World Blitz Championship.
Date - 2022.
Kazakhstan.
Round - 14.
White - Magnus.
Black - Richard.
​A top board in the 14th round, Magnus faced ultra creative Hungarian Grandmaster Richard Rapport. Despite of all the combinations, Richard felt for the traps set by Magnus eventually losing the board.
Undisputed
Magnus Carlsen Vs Boris Savchenko
World Rapid Championship.
Date - 2019.
Moscow, URS.
Round 7.
White - Magnus.
Black - Boris.
Carlsen's endgame virtuosity is showcased in his exceptional ability to create seemingly insurmountable advantages from the most innocuous positions. His flawless technique, honed through countless hours of study and play, transforms a slight material gain into an inescapable net that envelopes his opponents.
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Championship Hunt
Magnus Carlsen Vs Vishy Anand
World Championship.
Date - 13th Nov, 2013.
Chennai, IND.
Round 5.
White - Magnus.
Black - Anand.
​The critical moment came in the middlegame when Anand made a serious error on move 17 with a tactical oversight. Carlsen exploited this mistake brilliantly with a sequence of moves that led to a winning advantage. Carlsen's precise calculation and endgame technique allowed him to convert his advantage into a winning endgame. Anand resigned on move 34, giving Carlsen a crucial victory in Round 5.
Chess Oracle's Dominance
Magnus Carlsen Vs Vladimir Fedoseev
World Blitz and Rapid Championship.
Date - 28th Dec, 2017.
Riyadh, UAE.
Round 12.
White - Vladimir.
Black - Magnus.
​The game was likely characterized by tense maneuvers and intricate calculations as both players vied for an advantage. Carlsen's renowned ability to create complications and outmaneuver opponents might have clashed with Fedoseev's tactical prowess. The outcome of this encounter would have been a testament to the dynamic nature of chess and the clash of contrasting playing styles on the grand stage of the World Rapid Chess Championship.