+ Follow DUBAI OPEN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS Tag
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[Summary] => This chess prodigy is the eighth youngest person in chess history to achieve the Grandmaster title, becoming GM at the age of 14 years, 1 month and 28 days. Wesley started learning chess at the age of six, and began competing in junior tournaments at nine.
He is currently ranked 60th in the world, boasting an Elo rating of 2673 as of January 2011.
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[Title] => So topples Indian in Dubai chess opener
[Summary] => Wesley So, sustaining the momentum of his inspiring record-setting feat in the recent Olympiad qualifier, thumped Natun Dasgupta of India to join the siege of the favorites at the start of the eighth Dubai Open Chess Championships at the Dubai Chess and Culture Club in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Sunday.
But the 12-year-old chess whiz, who became the youngest Filipino player to make it to the Olympiad team, will have his hands full when he faces Farid Abbasov of Azerbaijan in the second round.
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He is currently ranked 60th in the world, boasting an Elo rating of 2673 as of January 2011.
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But the 12-year-old chess whiz, who became the youngest Filipino player to make it to the Olympiad team, will have his hands full when he faces Farid Abbasov of Azerbaijan in the second round.
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