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GMs Awonder Liang and Denis Lazavik Triumph in Titled Tuesday on June 25, Locking in Spots for 2024 Speed Chess Championship

GMs Awonder Liang and Denis Lazavik emerged victorious in the latest Titled Tuesday event on June 25, showcasing their exceptional chess skills. Liang secured a clear win over second-place finisher Alexander Grischuk, while Lazavik had to rely on tiebreaks to outlast Hans Niemann and the legendary Magnus Carlsen.

The tournament featured a strong field of 724 players in the early rounds, with Liang initially not among the leaders. However, he made a strong comeback and ultimately clinched the top spot after a tense final round victory over Tuan Minh Le. Grischuk secured second place with a crucial win over Carlsen.

In the late tournament, Lazavik dominated the competition by remaining undefeated and securing first place with a string of impressive performances. Niemann and Carlsen also finished at the top after a thrilling final round, with Lazavik’s consistent play earning him the top prize.

With their exceptional performances in Titled Tuesday, GMs Jan-Krzysztof Duda, Alexey Sarana, Tuan Minh Le, Jose Martinez, Alexander Grischuk, and Hans Niemann have also secured spots in the upcoming 2024 Speed Chess Championship.

The Titled Cup standings have seen some shifts, with the competition heating up in both the open and women’s categories. The race for the top spots is intensifying, with players like Hikaru Nakamura and Alexandra Kosteniuk leading the way.

Overall, the latest Titled Tuesday event showcased the incredible talent and competitive spirit of the top chess players, setting the stage for more exciting competitions in the future.

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