Garry Kasparov Explains Why Playing Gukesh Is ‘Like Playing a Computer’: Have to Beat Him 5 Times… He Has Many Lives in Each Game

Garry Kasparov explains why playing Gukesh is ‘like playing a computer’: Have to beat him 5 times… he has many lives in each game

After Gukesh beat Magnus Carlsen, Garry Kasparov said: “Now we can question Magnus’ domination. This is not just his second loss to Gukesh, it’s a convincing loss. It’s not a miracle… or that Gukesh just kept benefitting from Magnus’ terrible mistakes. It was a game that was a big fight. And Magnus lost.”

D Gukesh Forces Magnus Carlsen To 'Resign', Chess Great Questions Norwegian's Domination

Last month, Gukesh pulled off a stunning victory against the former world number one in Round 6 of the Norway Chess and continued to keep his scorching form intact.

Carlsen denies seeing memes on outburst vs Gukesh, responds to Kasparov's 'heavier tables' jibe: ‘I don’t go around...’

Magnus Carlsen had made headlines for angrily slamming his fist on the table after a stunning defeat against D Gukesh in the sixth round of Norway Chess last month.

Gukesh Defeats Magnus Carlsen Again, Garry Kasparov Says: “Now We Can Question Magnus’ Domination”

Indian chess sensation Gukesh has once again shocked the chess world by defeating Magnus Carlsen, this time in a rapid match at the SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz Croatia 2025 in Zagreb. Just weeks after beating Carlsen in classical chess at Norway, Gukesh delivered another strong performance, forcing the former world champion to resign after 49 moves. This win wasn’t just another upset—it was a strong and clean game that left no room for doubts. G…

D Gukesh stuns Magnus Carlsen at SuperUnited Rapid 2025, takes sole lead ahead of final day

New Delhi: Defending world champion D Gukesh defeated World No.1 Magnus Carlsen in the sixth round of the Grand Chess Tour SuperUnited Rapid 2025 in Zagreb, Croatia, on Thursday, July 3. The Indian Grandmaster finished the opening day as the joint-leader and has now taken sole lead of 10 points after defeating the World No.1. The 18-year-old defeated Carlsen with Black pieces, and it was his second consecutive win against Carlsen. Gukesh started…