Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Carlsen Jabs Gukesh in Esports Chess Tournament
Magnus Carlsen and Gukesh, two top chess players, have a friendly rivalry.
After Carlsen was asked to name a chess player better than him, he joked about Gukesh.
Carlsen has acknowledged Gukesh's strong play in past matches, including when Gukesh won against him.
Carlsen respects Gukesh's skills and has praised his recent performance.
Magnus Carlsen made a playful jab at Gukesh during the Esports World Cup.
Carlsen admitted Gukesh 'soundly punished' him in SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz Croatia.
Carlsen has faced Gukesh in multiple chess matches, including Norway Chess.
Carlsen praised Gukesh's strong performance, recognizing his skill.
The comments highlight their competitive relationship and mutual respect.
- Who
- Magnus Carlsen and Gukesh Dommaraju
- What
- Magnus Carlsen made a playful remark about Gukesh during the Esports World Cup chess tournament.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned.
- Where
- Esports World Cup and SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz Croatia
- Why
- To playfully acknowledge Gukesh's skill and their competitive history.
Older Players
Younger Players
Competition Dynamic
Older Players
Less friendly rivalries
Younger Players
More friendly and open relationships
- Players Involved
- Magnus Carlsen, Gukesh Dommaraju
- Event Mentioned
- Esports World Cup, SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz Croatia
- Relationship
- Competitive, Respectful
- Carlsen's Comment
- "Would have stayed quiet for Gukesh as well."
Sources
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