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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. | + | '''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 defeated Carlsen in the finals of the Skilling Open to win that tournament also. |
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> | 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> | ||
Revision as of 22:37, December 7, 2020
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 defeated Carlsen in the finals of the Skilling Open to win that tournament also.
So is considered the finest player in the 3|1 time control game of speed chess.[1]
So is a devout Christian who reads the Bible daily. He immigrated from the Philippines to the United States.