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Carlsen was defeated in a classical or rapid game in the finals of a World Chess Championship having gone unbeaten in the rapid tiebreaks with Karjakin and in his subsequent matches with Caruana in 2018 (both in the classical portion and in the rapid tiebreaks) and Nepomniachtchi in 2021.
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January 2024, Karjakin was involved in a very serious motor vehicle accident, being the passenger of the car that flipped multiple times. He suffered rib fractures. However, his injuries were not life-threatening. Later that year, in February 2024, Karjakin visited the ruins of the Ukrainian town
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achieved the qualifications for the title at the age of 12 years, 4 months, and 25 days. Both
Karjakin and Mishra have faced scrutiny for the methods with which they won their qualification, however; Karjakin's father has been accused of using methods skirting the norms of chess in
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Carlsen in classical games before the World Championship was: 1 win, 4 losses, and 16 draws. Karjakin won the eighth game, but lost the tenth, leaving the match tied 6–6. Carlsen defeated Karjakin 3–1 in the rapid tiebreaks and won the
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channel, Karjakin denounced FIDE for conflating sports with politics. He further declared that he considers himself a patriot first and a chess player second, and that he did not regret anything. His public approval of the invasion led to
Russian President Vladimir Putin awarding him a
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Karjakin is known for his defensive skills, which has earned him an informal nickname as Russia's "Minister of
Defense". He successfully defended inferior positions against World Champion Magnus Carlsen – himself known for grinding out wins from slightly superior positions – in the
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did so in early March, saying "the GCT Board has determined that
Grandmaster Sergey Karjakin is banned from all upcoming and future GCT events due to his recent hostile comments on social media supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian invasion of Ukraine", while
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average of the opponents) was used to decide the winner, and as
Karjakin's opponents had the better average, Karjakin was crowned 2016 World Blitz Champion. The extent of Karjakin's and Carlsen's domination in the event was shown by the fact that their closest rivals,
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despite his eligibility to play at the event due to rating, reiterating his disapproval for "the upcoming tournament I can't represent my country, play under my (country's) flag, and if I successfully perform, I will not hear my country's national anthem."
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in Moscow and qualified to play a match against Magnus
Carlsen for the title of World Chess Champion. He defeated Fabiano Caruana in the last round of the tournament to finish with 8½ out of 14, one point ahead of Caruana and Anand.
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September 2022, Karjakin continued a self-imposed "ban" by refusing to participate in any tournament where he could not play under the Russian flag. Notably, Karjakin opted out of playing at the
1125:. Karjakin married Galiya Kamalova, secretary of the Moscow chess federation, in May 2014. They have two sons, one born in 2015 and the other born in 2017. He was previously married since 2009 to Ukrainian chess player
651:, after sharing the lead with Magnus Carlsen in the final round, and after ranking was then determined by the tournament’s official tie-break regulations. The final standings listed Carlsen followed by Karjakin, then
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3144:"The incredible case of Russian chess player Khismatullin, who is 'forgiven' by FIDE for supporting the invasion of Ukraine"
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3102:"Chess Player Karyakin Said That He Had A Terrible Accident In The SVO Area And Broke His Ribs"
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2541:"Russia and Belarus banned from holding world chess events, Karjakin to face ethics case"
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2819:"The Guardian view on world chess rivalries: no return to the cold war | Editorial"
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2687:"Putin gives award to banned grandmaster Karjakin for backing Ukraine invasion"
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1371:"Chess-Karjakin likely to skip World Cup, Carlsen's coach calls for sanctions"
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3057:"Russia's Patriotic Chess Star From Crimea Sets His Sights On World Title"
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3117:"Шахматист Карякин чуть не погиб после атаки дрона-камикадзе в Авдеевке"
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1867:"Carlsen catches Aronian in last round, wins Tal Memorial on tiebreak"
1516:"The Dark Side of Chess: Payoffs, Points and 12-Year-Old Grandmasters"
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FIDE Condemns Military Action; Takes Measures Against Russia, Belarus
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1841:"Medias Kings Rd10: Carlsen-Karjakin draw, Carlsen wins Medias 2011"
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Sergey Karjakin moves to Moscow,changes to Russian chess federation
2937:"Второй сын родился в семье российского шахматиста Сергея Карякина"
2313:"Ринат Джумабаев одержал сенсационную победу над Сергеем Карякиным"
955:. He placed in a tie for second, with 5 points out of 9.
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tournament. In the following month, he won the Group B of the
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2723:"March 2023 FIDE Ratings: Gukesh & Aronian rise, Karjakin out"
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chess24: Magnus Carlsen reveals his World Chess Championship team!
1731:"NH Tournament: Rising Stars beat Experience Grandmasters 26½-23½"
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1418:"Sergey Karjakin vs. Alexandra Kosteniuk – How to be a GM Series"
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2077:"Karjakin wins with Black! Game 8 with notes by Fabiano Caruana"
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2339:"Россияне победили на командном чемпионате мира 2019 в Астане"
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2577:"Is GM Sergey Karjakin allowed to play on Chess.com events?"
1044:. This led FIDE to refer him (as well as fellow Grandmaster
2262:"The winners of FIDE World Rapid & Blitz Championships"
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from Ukraine to Russia. He has lived in Moscow since 2009.
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From 5 to 16 December 2020, Karjakin competed in the 73rd
3078:[Sergey Karjakin: "I can't live without chess"].
2627:"Top Russian chess player suspended over Ukraine remarks"
1897:"Karjakin wins the Astana World Rapid Chess Championship"
757:. His second at the event was former FIDE World Champion
451:, Russia in May. In July, he tied for third place in the
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Grand Chess Tour joins organisers in Sergey Karjakin ban
2226:"Carlsen and Karjakin dominate Blitz World Championship"
1342:"Karjakin Banned For 6 Months, Misses Out On Candidates"
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Karjakin entered the world's top 100 in the April 2005
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1757:"Bu Xiangzhi wins Blindfold Chess World Cup in Bilbao"
1658:"TWIC 556: 6th European Individual Chess Championship"
306:, and was coached by Vladislav Borovikov, becoming an
2963:"Sergey Karjakin and Kateryna Dolzhikova get married"
807:. In the second half of the event, which was held in
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https://www.president.gov.ua/documents/7262022-44481
2765:"Will Karjakin become Russia's Minister of Defense?"
2174:"Carlsen wins tie-break and remains World Champion!"
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Nechepurenko, Ivan; Friedman, Misha (13 July 2021).
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2104:"World Ch., Game 8: Karjakin Wins and Seizes Lead"
1576:Tournament report January 2004. UKR Champ.Men 2003
1551:"Sergey Karjakin (13) beats women's vice champion"
1001:for serving as a second for Magnus Carlsen in the
780:after going down 0–2 to former World Cup Champion
1975:"China vs Russia: Yu Yangyi cannot stop Karjakin"
2839:"FIDE Council condemns Russia's military action"
2783:"Norway Chess Round 8: Carlsen defeats Karjakin"
2518:"FIDE Council condemns Russia's military action"
1949:"Not Svidler's day – Candidates Tournament 2014"
1075:Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland"
925:, finishing third with a score of 5/9 (+1−0=8).
819:2016: Candidates winner and World Blitz Champion
636:In June 2011, Karjakin took second place in the
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239:tournament in 2013 and 2014. He competed at the
2149:"Carlsen-Karjakin, Game 8: Sergey stuns Magnus"
1705:"Amsterdam: Rising Stars beat Experience 28-22"
1312:"World Team 09 Russia takes gold; China silver"
1205:for his public endorsement and approval of the
982:in the quarterfinals and eliminated Russian GM
726:with 6½/9 in the FIDE Grand Prix event held in
710:. In the same month, he also tied for first at
361:In 2003, Karjakin won a six-game match against
2244:"Sergey Karjakin is World Blitz Champion 2016"
2200:"Magnus Carlsen is World Chess Champion 2016!"
1923:"Fabiano Caruana takes the trophy in Dortmund"
1238:[sʲɪrˈɡʲejɐlʲɪkˈsandrəvʲɪtɕkɐˈrʲækʲɪn]
970:In July–August 2021, Karjakin competed in the
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670:In November, Karjakin shared third place with
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1614:"Corus 13: Peter Leko wins Wijk aan Zee 2005"
1182:Karjakin is known for his strong support for
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2911:"News About Chess - Sergey Karjakin married"
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1444:"Chess for All Ages: Karjakin's Early Games"
1161:Karjakin (right) with Vladimir Putin in 2017
3075:Сергей Карякин: "Я без шахмат жить не могу"
224:. He also won team gold with Russia at the
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2401:Dubov hits back at accusations of betrayal
1782:Kiev Life Rapid: Karjakin beat Short 7½:2½
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928:From 28 May to 7 June, he competed in the
602:In July 2008, Karjakin convincingly won a
181:(born 12 January 1990) is a Russian chess
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2443:"Standings – Tata Steel Chess Tournament"
2102:McClain, Dylan, Loeb (22 November 2016).
2026:"Sergey Karjakin Finishes Off Team China"
1589:"Men's Chess Olympiads – Sergei Karjakin"
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951:From 31 March to 9 April, he competed in
3032:, Chessdom.com. Retrieved on 2021-12-13.
2473:"Tata Steel Chess 2022 R10: Black Is OK"
1640:"Sergey Karjakin, the Wizard of Kirishi"
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738:In May, he won the inaugural edition of
388:. Soon after, Karjakin took part in the
3617:Eastern Orthodox Christians from Russia
3115:Спорт, РИА Новости (29 February 2024).
2801:"Gashimov Memorial 2017: Crushing wins"
2610:FIDE dismisses Sergey Karjakin's appeal
1683:"Corus R13: Anand and Topalov win Wijk"
1470:"Beauty and brains line up at Hastings"
1294:"Sergey Karjakin: The Ultimate Prodigy"
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3223:Chess Olympiad record at OlimpBase.org
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402:Man vs Machine World Team Championship
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2001:"Karjakin's one-man army beats China"
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3142:García, Leontxo (30 December 2023).
2881:"KC-конференция с Сергеем Карякиным"
2597:"Sergey Karjakin's appeal dismissed"
2418:"FIDE World Rapid Championship 2021"
2147:McGourty, Colin (22 November 2016).
2052:"Magnus Carlsen vs. Sergey Karjakin"
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1024:In January 2022, he competed in the
896:In December, he participated in the
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30:For people with a similar name, see
3587:Ukrainian people of Russian descent
1973:Fischer, Johannes (1 August 2015).
1276:"Record-breaking mini-grandmaster?"
3627:Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Russia
2653:"Telegram: Contact @karjakinchess"
2268:. 26 December 2016. Archived from
1468:Pein, Malcolm (27 December 2002).
1189:In 2022, he publicly endorsed the
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282:Karjakin's public approval of the
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2887:. 13 January 2010. Archived from
2852:Watson, Leon (27 February 2022).
1999:McGourty, Colin (2 August 2015).
1798:Karjakin wins ACP World Rapid Cup
1134:decree of the President of Russia
917:In April, he participated in the
390:Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting
2995:. 4 January 2012. Archived from
1340:Doggers, Peter (21 March 2022).
1026:Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2022
994:in the finals to finish second.
823:In March 2016, Karjakin won the
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453:European Individual Championship
255:. In November 2016, he lost the
3257:Youngest chess grandmaster ever
2913:. 9 August 2014. Archived from
2286:. Shamkir Chess. 28 April 2018.
1816:"Carlsen Wins Bazna Kings 2011"
1230:Серге́й Алекса́ндрович Каря́кин
1148:Russian State Social University
1106:at the Gashimov Memorial 2017.
764:In June 2014, Karjakin won the
698:In July 2012, Karjakin won the
194:European U10 Chess Championship
3607:Naturalized citizens of Russia
3082:(in Russian). 15 February 2015
2841:. Chessbase. 28 February 2022.
2297:Doggers, Peter (7 June 2018).
1656:Crowther, Mark (4 July 2005).
1448:Chessforallages.blogspot.co.uk
1369:Pretot, Julien (1 June 2023).
1201:In 2022, he was sanctioned by
1146:In 2013 he graduated from the
1009:. This was also criticised by
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811:in December, he also defeated
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265:World Blitz Chess Championship
233:World Rapid Chess Championship
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3602:Ukrainian emigrants to Russia
1814:Emmett, Ryan (21 June 2011).
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1100:World Chess Championship 2016
1003:World Chess Championship 2021
910:In March, he competed in the
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833:World Chess Championship 2016
588:World Chess Championship 2010
349:in August 2002, he surpassed
243:, placing second. He won the
226:World Team Chess Championship
179:Sergey Alexandrovich Karjakin
85:Sergey Alexandrovich Karjakin
39:Eastern Slavic naming customs
3612:Sportspeople from Simferopol
3199:player profile and games at
1638:Misha Savinov (2005-05-31),
1500:. Italian Chess Federation.
378:2004 FIDE World Championship
3592:World Youth Chess Champions
3208:chess games at 365Chess.com
3018:Karjakin to Play for Russia
2299:"Caruana Wins Norway Chess"
1252:Russian invasion of Ukraine
1207:Russian invasion of Ukraine
1191:Russian invasion of Ukraine
1042:Russian invasion of Ukraine
559:. The former won by 28–22.
345:tournament in May 2002 and
284:Russian invasion of Ukraine
275:by finishing second in the
3643:
3597:Chess Olympiad competitors
3311:World Blitz Chess Champion
3284:World Rapid Chess Champion
3227:Interview with game review
3020:, Chess.com, 1 August 2009
2493:"#drawmagnus #saynoto2900"
1123:Eastern Orthodox Christian
1066:Candidates Tournament 2022
988:Candidates Tournament 2022
960:Russian Chess Championship
912:Candidates Tournament 2018
825:2016 Candidates Tournament
686:2012: World Rapid Champion
365:("Dannemann Classico") in
292:Candidates Tournament 2022
249:Candidates Tournament 2016
247:, thus qualifying for the
241:Candidates Tournament 2014
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1391:I wouldn't forgive myself
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2725:. chess24. 1 March 2023.
2030:Russian Chess Federation
1132:On 25 July 2009, by the
1062:Russian Chess Federation
330:during the final of the
253:World Chess Championship
198:World U12 Chess Champion
3582:Ukrainian chess players
3518:Women's Chess World Cup
1953:Candidates2014.fide.com
1498:LOTO – Lost Tournaments
332:FIDE World Championship
200:in 2001. He earned the
2284:"Results: Cross Table"
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976:Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
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847:Karjakin won the 2016
695:
665:Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu
615:Corus chess tournament
569:Amber chess tournament
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443:list, at 64th with an
430:Corus Chess Tournament
371:Ukrainian championship
316:U12 world championship
231:Karjakin won the 2012
214:Corus chess tournament
3577:Russian chess players
3294:Shakhriyar Mamedyarov
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628:in the final by 4–3.
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2967:Players.chessdom.com
1083:2023 Chess World Cup
997:Karjakin criticised
972:Chess World Cup 2021
898:London Chess Classic
778:Chess World Cup 2015
728:Tashkent, Uzbekistan
724:Alexander Morozevich
584:Chess World Cup 2007
539:) and "Experience" (
308:International Master
277:Chess World Cup 2021
245:Chess World Cup 2015
202:International Master
196:in 1999 and was the
93:Ukraine (until 2009)
3232:30 May 2014 at the
2827:. 29 November 2016.
2599:. FIDE. 6 May 2022.
2585:. 26 February 2022.
2549:. 28 February 2022.
2526:. 28 February 2022.
2407:, 12 December 2021.
2250:. 30 December 2016.
2232:. 29 December 2016.
1127:Kateryna Dolzhykova
1068:. In a post to his
888:Sergey Karjakin in
759:Rustam Kasimdzhanov
678:in the category 22
557:Scheveningen system
541:Alexander Beliavsky
414:36th Chess Olympiad
376:He competed in the
363:Alexandra Kosteniuk
304:Kramatorsk, Ukraine
95:Russia (since 2009)
3572:Chess Grandmasters
3304:Alexander Grischuk
3214:player profile at
2993:"Президент России"
2973:on 11 October 2018
2712:, 28 February 2022
2481:. 27 January 2022.
2447:Tatasteelchess.com
2272:on 2 January 2017.
2206:. 30 November 2016
2180:. 30 November 2016
2114:on 6 February 2017
2083:. 23 November 2016
2032:. 16 December 2016
1737:. 3 September 2007
1662:Theweekinchess.com
1521:The New York Times
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992:Jan-Krzysztof Duda
953:Shamkir Chess 2019
905:Tata Steel Masters
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478:. You can help by
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3121:РИА Новости Спорт
3104:. 2 January 2024.
3063:. (30 March 2016)
3061:Radio Free Europe
2999:on 4 January 2012
2769:Chess-teacher.com
1763:. 21 October 2007
1685:. 30 January 2006
1620:. 31 January 2005
1557:. 6 February 2003
1318:. 6 December 2013
1150:with a degree in
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776:Karjakin won the
755:Viswanathan Anand
606:match against GM
555:), held with the
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