Wesley So finishes second in Norway Chess 2026

Wesley So earned second place at the Norway Chess 2026 tournament in Oslo after defeating Magnus Carlsen twice. Indian player R Praggnanandhaa claimed the title with 18 points to So's 17.

Wesley So, born in Bacoor, Cavite, secured 17 points in the double-round event. He defeated world number one Magnus Carlsen twice and also beat Alireza Firouzja in the final round on June 5. R Praggnanandhaa of India won the tournament with 18 points. The 20-year-old from Chennai recorded classical victories over Firouzja, Carlsen, Gukesh Dommaraju and Vincent Keymer. So collected $37,823, equivalent to P2.34 million. He rose to world number seven with an Elo rating of 2764.6 after the event. Firouzja finished third with 15.5 points while Carlsen placed fourth with 13 points. The scoring system awarded three points for a classical win.

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Indian Grandmaster R. Praggnanandhaa defeated Vincent Keymer in the final round on June 5 to claim the Norway Chess 2026 title in Oslo, finishing with 18 points and becoming the first Indian champion.

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