Magnus Carlsen Won the World Chess Championship by Dominating the Rapid Tiebreaker

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Carlsen v Caruana: FIDE World Chess Championship London 2018

After 12 draws, Magnus Carlsen is once again the chess world champion

The College, London, UK. 26th Nov, 2018. 2018 World Chess Championship, round 12; general view of the items on sale at the Chess Shop Credit: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live News Stock Photo - Alamy

Reigning chess world champion Magnus Carlsen, right, from Norway, plays Italian-American challenger Fabiano Caruana in the first five minutes of round three of their World Chess Championship Match in London, Monday, Nov.

The World Chess Championship Medal v. 2.0, by World Chess

World Chess Championship in London 2018. Magnus Carlsen, World number One from Norway, retained his title against Fabiano Caruana after a tie-break Stock Photo - Alamy

Black eye, leaked videos: Never-ending chess championship has had it all

Magnus Carlsen retains world chess title by beating Fabiano Caruana in tie-breakers