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Unearned Number One in the Chess World? Carlsen Splits Out

Summary by sport.de
A few years ago, Magnus Carlsen decided to put down his World Cup title in the classical chess. Since then, the superstar has increasingly focused on tournaments in the freestyle, fast and lightning chess. Only occasionally, the Norwegian still competes at renowned events in the classical chess, but is still listed as number one in the world. That's why there are discussions, Carlsen doesn't think it's appropriate.
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A few years ago, Magnus Carlsen decided to put down his World Cup title in the classical chess. Since then, the superstar has increasingly focused on tournaments in the freestyle, fast and lightning chess. Only occasionally, the Norwegian still competes at renowned events in the classical chess, but is still listed as number one in the world. That's why there are discussions, Carlsen doesn't think it's appropriate.

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sport.de broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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