10-Year-Old Abdalrahman Sameh Mohamed Wins Egyptian Chess Championship

Ten-year-old Abdalrahman Sameh Mohamed has taken the chess world by storm with his incredible performance at the Egyptian Chess Championship. Despite being seeded only 18th among 369 players, Abdalrahman managed to secure clear first place with a stunning 10.5/11 score, leaving seasoned players in awe of his talent.

With a FIDE rating of 2105, Abdalrahman defeated strong opponents, including IMs and FMs, to claim the championship title. His remarkable rise in the chess world has caught the attention of many, with comparisons being drawn to legendary players like Bobby Fischer and Magnus Carlsen.

Egypt’s first grandmaster, Ahmed Adly, expressed his amazement at Abdalrahman’s talent, highlighting the young prodigy’s potential to make a mark on the international chess scene. Adly, who is familiar with Abdalrahman’s family, praised the youngster’s dedication to the game despite limited resources.

Abdalrahman’s rapid rise in the chess world has sparked excitement among chess enthusiasts, with many eager to see how far the young champion can go. As he prepares to compete in the FIDE World Rapid & Blitz Team Championship next month, Abdalrahman’s journey to the top of the chess world is just beginning.