FIDE World Championship Match wins Singapore’s 2024 Sports Event of the Year
It was a pleasure organising the event for everyone!
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Singapore chess grandmaster Tin Jingyao eyes next milestone after winning regional title
What’s next on the horizon for Singapore’s prodigious grandmaster?
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Singapore’s Tang Yi Heng scores ‘very unexpected’ chess win at Rilton Cup
Former national player, Tang Yi Heng , wins the U2,200 elo category at Rilton Cup.
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Singapore ‘a hub for future chess events’ after successful world championship
Crafting Singapore’s potential and culture in chess to grow not just as a chess hub but to develop and empower our local talent.
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India’s Gukesh Dommaraju defeats Ding Liren of China to become youngest world chess champ
Gukesh Dommaraju becomes the youngest ever world champion, defeating Ding Liren 7.5-6.5 in the final round.
Singapore’s grandmasters believe hosting World Chess Championship will help the game grow here
Singapore’s grandmasters – GM Wong Meng Kong, GM Kevin Goh Wei Ming, GM Tin Jingyao, and GM Siddharth Jagadeesh share their thoughts on the developing chess scene in Singapore.
The inside story of how Singapore pulled off the World Chess Championship
Singapore Chess Federation’s CEO GM Kevin Goh, head of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), shares how the WCC was brought to Singapore!
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How the Kapoor family’s passion for chess began amid son’s cancer battle
Article featuring the struggles and triumphs of our chess players.
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How chess can break barriers for children with disabilities, one game at a time.
More youth with disabilities should be exposed to chess, given its ability to break barriers and build self-confidence.
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Quiet ballroom, phone depositories, one-way glass panels: Welcome to the World Chess Championship
Coverage of the first day of the World Chess Championship, highlighting the unique experiences of a chess event of this scale.