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'''Wesley So''' has been the fifth highest ranked [[chess]] player ever and the world champion in [[Fischer Random Chess]], after routing [[Magnus Carlsen]] in the finals.  On December 1, 2020, So also defeated Carlsen in the finals of the Skilling Open to win that tournament.  In June 2021, So dominated the annual Paris Rapid & Blitz tournament and won it easily, defeating his closest rival and the world #2 player Ian Nepomniachtchi ("Nepo") in the final round.<ref>https://www.chess.com/news/view/wesley-so-wins-2021-paris-rapid-blitz</ref>

'''Wesley So''' is the [[United States]] [[chess]] champion, winning the annual tournament in October 2020 by playing with a sky-high performance rating of 2919.  Wesley So has also been the world champion in [[Fischer Random Chess]], after routing [[Magnus Carlsen]] in the finals.  On December 1, 2020, So also defeated Carlsen in the finals of the Skilling Open to win that tournament.  In June 2021, So dominated the annual Paris Rapid & Blitz tournament and won it easily, defeating his closest rival and the world #2 player Ian Nepomniachtchi ("Nepo") in the final round.<ref>https://www.chess.com/news/view/wesley-so-wins-2021-paris-rapid-blitz</ref>

So is considered the finest player in the 3|1 time control game of speed chess.<ref>https://www.chess.com/news/view/so-defeats-duda-with-incredible-3-1-performance-in-speed-chess</ref>  He is particularly formidable at [[chess]] because he has no known weaknesses.

So is considered the finest player in the 3|1 time control game of speed chess.<ref>https://www.chess.com/news/view/so-defeats-duda-with-incredible-3-1-performance-in-speed-chess</ref>  He is particularly formidable at [[chess]] because he has no known weaknesses.