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Carlsen Defends Esports World Cup Chess Title in Paris

Carlsen Defends Esports World Cup Chess Title in Paris
Magnus Carlsen: Esports and chess can be a happy marriage · indianexpress.com

A chess champion named Magnus Carlsen won a big chess tournament in Paris called the Esports World Cup.

This was the second time in a row he has won this tournament.

Magnus was not feeling well — he had a fever and was very tired during the event.

Even though he felt sick, he did not lose a single chess game the whole time.

In the final match, he played against Denis Lazavik and won.

Magnus says chess is becoming faster and more fun, like other esports video games.

He thinks chess and esports work really well together.

Some other players, like Hikaru Nakamura, do not like the new format.

But Magnus thinks the format works well and does not want big changes.

He believes fast, exciting chess is the future of the game.

Key facts

Champion
Magnus Carlsen
Event
Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026
Location
Paris, France
Final opponent
Denis Lazavik
Tournament record
No losses in group stage or playoffs
Title defense
Second consecutive Esports World Cup title
Health during event
Battled fever and physical exhaustion
Format stance
Called chess-esports a 'happy marriage' and said the format works well

Quotes

Magnus Carlsen

World chess champion and Esports World Cup winner

“"I think this is just a little bit different, and I think we should embrace that… this is not kind of traditional chess, but this is chess as an Esport with all that brings. We’ve done a really good job here in the last two years of doing that with chess. So definitely hope to see more of that in the future, and I think it’s here to stay."”
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“"I managed to pull through… I really needed the day off on Thursday, and that’s kind of the day where I felt the worst as well. And then throughout Friday I started feeling a bit better, and then I started thinking, you know what, I could maybe actually do this."”
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