Unbelievable Upset: 9-Year-Old Bangladeshi Prodigy Defeats World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen!
In a stunning turn of events, 9-year-old Bangladeshi chess prodigy Ryan Rashid Mugdha has reportedly defeated reigning world chess champion Magnus Carlsen in an online match. This remarkable achievement has sent shockwaves through the global chess community, highlighting the extraordinary potential of young talents and how one may become a chess champion.
The Unprecedented Match
According to reports, the game took place on the popular online platform Chess.com, where Mugdha, under the guidance of his coach, FIDE Master Nayem Haque, played against Carlsen using Haque’s account. The match concluded after White’s 50th move, with Carlsen resigning as Mugdha secured a decisive advantage in becoming a champion.
A Coach’s Claim
FIDE Master Nayem Haque, who has been mentoring Mugdha, claimed that his young student was the one playing against Carlsen during the match. This assertion has sparked discussions within the chess community, as such a victory by a 9-year-old against the chess champion is virtually unprecedented.
The Significance of This Victory
If verified, this victory not only underscores Mugdha’s exceptional talent, but also serves as an inspiration to young chess enthusiasts worldwide. It demonstrates that with dedication, guidance, and the right training environment, anyone can become a chess champion regardless of age.
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Note: While the claim of Ryan Rashid Mugdha’s victory over Magnus Carlsen is circulating in the media, it is essential to await official confirmation from recognized chess authorities to validate this unprecedented achievement with a chess champion.
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