D Gukesh Climbs to Career-High Rank in Latest FIDE Standings, Viswanathan Anand Slips Out of Top-Ten

In a remarkable achievement, D Gukesh has climbed to a career-high rank of No. 3 in the latest FIDE standings for March. The reigning world chess champion has further solidified his position as one of the best Grandmasters in the world.

With an Elo rating of 2787, Gukesh is now behind only Hikaru Nakamura and Magnus Carlsen in the rankings. His stellar performance has garnered him widespread recognition and praise from the chess community.

Meanwhile, R Praggnanandhaa has also made a significant impact by re-entering the top-ten in the standings. The young prodigy, who recently won the Tata Masters, is now ranked eighth with an Elo rating of 2758.

However, the latest standings also saw a notable shift as chess legend Viswanathan Anand slipped out of the top-ten and is now ranked 14th with an Elo rating of 2743. Despite this setback, Anand’s legacy in the world of chess remains unparalleled.

The dominance of Magnus Carlsen, who holds the top spot in the rankings, remains unchallenged. In a recent interview, Carlsen attributed his success to his unwavering dedication to the game, stating that he is constantly thinking about chess and analyzing his games.

Gukesh recently participated in the Tata Masters and the Weissenhaus Freestyle Chess Grand Slam event, showcasing his exceptional skills on the board. Despite facing tough competition, Gukesh’s talent and determination have propelled him to new heights in the world of chess.

As the chess world continues to evolve, Gukesh’s rise to the top serves as a testament to his extraordinary talent and commitment to the game. Fans and enthusiasts alike eagerly await his future performances and achievements on the international stage.