Magnus Carlsen Wins Esports World Cup Title for Second Year in a Row
Carlsen went unbeaten through the event and beat Denis Lazavik 2-0 to keep the $250,000 prize, organisers said.
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Magnus Carlsen defends Esports World Cup title after unbeaten run
Magnus Carlsen completed a dominant unbeaten campaign by defeating Denis Lazavik in the Esports World Cup chess final. The Norwegian claimed another title while Hikaru Nakamura took third place after a chaotic finish.
World number one Magnus Carlsen was the security himself at the Esports World Cup in Paris, where the ticking chess clock in particular was used as the Norwegian's weapon against the youth.
Magnus Carlsen wins Esports World Cup title for second year in a row
Magnus Carlsen has claimed victory once again, successfully defending his title at the Esports World Cup chess championship. In an exhilarating grand final, Carlsen outmaneuvered Denis Lazavik, securing a decisive 2-0 win that showcased his relentless determination throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, Hikaru Nakamura secured third place with his impressive performance.
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