Yagiz Erdogmus Wins Under 16 ChessKid Youth Championship 2024

Title: 13-Year-Old GM-Elect Yagiz Erdogmus Wins ChessKid Youth Championship 2024 Under 16 Title

In an impressive display of skill and determination, 13-year-old GM-elect Yagiz Erdogmus has added another title to his collection by winning the ChessKid Youth Championship 2024 Under 16 title. Just a week after claiming the Under 13 title, the Turkish prodigy overcame fellow GM-elect Ivan Zemlyanskii in the Final with a score of 3-1.

Erdogmus, currently the world’s youngest grandmaster, showcased his exceptional talent throughout the tournament. After winning his group with 8/10, he dominated the Semifinals against Andy Woodward, securing a 2-0 lead before clinching the match. Despite Woodward’s fierce fight, Erdogmus proved to be a formidable opponent.

In the Final against Zemlyanskii, both 13-year-olds engaged in a thrilling battle. Erdogmus displayed his tactical prowess by navigating through complications and seizing opportunities to gain a winning edge. Despite Zemlyanskii’s efforts to level the scores, Erdogmus emerged victorious with a final score of 3-1.

Erdogmus’ success in the ChessKid Youth Championships solidifies his reputation as one of the biggest prodigies in chess. With back-to-back wins in the Under 13 and Under 16 categories, Erdogmus has yet to lose a ChessKid event, showcasing his dominance in the youth chess scene.

As Erdogmus continues to excel in his chess career, fans and competitors alike can look forward to seeing him compete in top events on a global scale. The ChessKid Youth Championships serve as a platform for the next generation of chess elite, and Erdogmus has undoubtedly established himself as a rising star in the chess world.