King Carlsen easily wins tiebreaker to take crown
Trust Magnus Carlsen to be a great spoiler. R Praggnanandhaa's superb run to the World Cup chess final was almost too good to be true. The Norwegian world No. 1 outplayed the Indian teen in tiebreaks to win the only title missing from his kitty at Baku on Thursday.
The 32-year-old didn't even need 10-minute games to stop Prag. It was all over in the first set of two rapid games (25 mins and 10-sec increments) as Carlsen won the first and drew the next. He won $110,000 and Prag $80,000.