MAGNUS CARLSENS 125 GAME WIN STREAK ENDS
Channel: Blitz
Date: 2023-02-09

Magnus Carlsens 125 Game Win Streak Ends.

Magnus Carlsen, the reigning World Chess Champion, had a remarkable 125-game winning streak, setting a new standard for excellence in the world of chess. But this all came to an end recently when he was defeated by Polish chess player Jan Krzysztof Duda, also known as Jan Kristoff Duda, in Round 5 of the Altibox Norway Chess Tournament. This match between Magnus and Jan Krzysztof Duda was highly anticipated, as Magnus Carlsen was leading the tournament after four rounds and had just defeated his US rival Fabiano Caruana. Meanwhile, Jan Krzysztof Duda had lost all four of his previous games and was having one of the worst results of his life. However, he was able to turn it around and defeat Magnus Carlsen in a surprising and historic game.

Magnus Carlsen, known for his lifestyle, played a Caro Kann opening, which was not a usual choice for him, but it was meant to be a surprise weapon in his daily life as a chess player. He also played a side variation with knight f6 move 3. On Move 18, Magnus realized he was in a worse position and decided to play Rook b4 with the idea of sacrificing the exchange, a common tactic used by top players. Jan Krzysztof Duda had to remain alert and avoid lots of traps, a common mistake that players make in winning positions. Despite this challenge, Duda was able to remain focused and secure the win, marking a significant moment in the history of chess.

Magnus Carlsen's 125-game undefeated streak, which spanned over two years, starting from July 31st, 2018, when he lost to GM shakhriyar mamedyarov, to October 9th, 2020, when he lost to Jan-Kristoff Duda in Norway Chess, was finally broken. This incredible feat will likely go down

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