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Fabiano Caruana

Fabiano Caruana

Italian-American chess grandmasterWikipedia

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Oct 23, 2026

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The Opening, Oct 23: Wesley So takes the national title

Oct 23 · 1 Mention

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For a fourth time, the US champion is Wesley So.
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He beat Fabiano Caruana one and a half to a half in Thursday's rapid playoff in St. Louis.
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The two had tied on seven from 11.
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So drew the first game with black.
The Manila Times Podcasts

The Manila Times Podcasts

The Manila Times News Prime | Oct 23, 2026

Oct 23 · 1 Mention

Anik John SikuaHOST
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Filipino-American Grandmaster Wesley So wins the United States Chess Championship for the fourth time.
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He defeated several top American players, including world-ranked number three and defending five-time U.S. champion Fabiano Caruana.
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Seoul won the US Championship in 2017, 2020, and 2021.
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The US Championship is considered the toughest tournament in the world today.

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The Opening, Oct 22: Rachael Li is US Women’s Champion

Oct 22 · 1 Mention

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The loss ended a 48-game unbeaten run for Soe in the event.
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Number one on the overall list, Fabiano Caruana, beat Awonder Liang.
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That tied him with Soe on seven points from 11.
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Their rapid playoff starts Thursday at 12 p.m. in St. Louis.

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The Opening, Oct 21: Wesley So a draw from a fourth title

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

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He leads with seven points from 10.
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His nearest rivals, Fabiano Caruana and Grigori Oparin, also drew and are a full point back.
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A draw against Sam Sevian would give So clear first and a fourth title.
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His earlier titles came in 2017, 2020, and 2021.
Perpetual Chess Podcast

Perpetual Chess Podcast

Ep 504- John Hartmann on the U.S. Championships, Chess Books, and the Future of Chess Technology

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

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Ben JohnsonHOST
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Yeah.
John HartmannGUEST
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Um, but you know, for the people who are playing correspondence chess, I'm one of them, um, or for the people who are doing heavy opening analysis, or if you're, you know, Gregory Apparan, who is, is, uh, playing in the US Championship and also working as Fabiano Caruana second, you know, probably one of the-
Ben JohnsonHOST
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Probably not at the same time, but [laughs] yeah
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The Opening, Oct 20: Rachael Li beats Nazi Paikidze to lead

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

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In the U.S. Championship, the leader, Wesley So, drew with black in round 9.
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His opponent was Fabiano Caruana, the number one on the U.S. chess overall list.
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So leads with six and a half from nine.
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The game ended by repetition in 38 moves.
The Next Big Idea Daily

The Next Big Idea Daily

How to Use AI Without Getting Dumber

Oct 19 · 1 Mention

Eric SoGUEST
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I use the term AI gravity to describe the constant psychological, social, and economic forces pulling us towards more and more AI use.
Eric SoGUEST
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To understand AI gravity, it's helpful to picture Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana competing for the two thousand eighteen World Chess Championship.
Eric SoGUEST
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The competitors sat almost motionless, yet their heart rates rose high enough to concern a cardiologist, and their bodies burned extraordinary amounts of energy.
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The lesson is clear.

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The Opening, Oct 19: Favorites keep winning at the European Club Cup

Oct 19 · 1 Mention

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The U.S. Championships resume today after Sunday's rest day.
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Fabiano Caruana has white against Wesley So.
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Wesley So leads with 6 out of 8, and Caruana has 5.
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In the women's event, Alice Lee and Rachel Lee are level on 6 out of 8.

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The Opening, Oct 18: Wesley So beats Andy Woodward to lead alone

Oct 18 · 1 Mention

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He leads alone with six points from eight.
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That's a full point clear of Fabiano Caruana.
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Caruana has white against him when play resumes Monday after the rest day.
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It was So's fourth win of the event.

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The Opening, Oct 17: Wesley So leads alone after beating Ray Robson

Oct 17 · 1 Mention

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He then went astray in time trouble and finally slipped in a bishop ending, so remains the only unbeaten player.
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Fabiano Caruana and Andy Woodward both drew, and they sit half a point back.
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The number 15 on the U.S. chess overall list, Grigori Oparin, beat Awander Lee in 27 moves.
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Levon Aronian scored his first win of the event over Sam Shankland.

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