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Gukesh Dommaraju
One of the youngest world champions in classical chess history, known for his dynamic style and deep calculation.
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From Steinitz to Gukesh – a quick visual history of the official classical world championship title. Tap a card to open a dedicated champion page.
Gukesh Dommaraju
Teenage world champion, leading the new Indian wave at the very top.
Ding Liren
China’s first classical world champion, winning in 2023.
Magnus Carlsen
Dominated classical, rapid and blitz; famous for grinding tiny advantages.
Viswanathan Anand
India’s first world champion, excelling in all time controls.
Vladimir Kramnik
Defeated Kasparov and pioneered modern Berlin Defense ideas.
Garry Kasparov
Dominated with deep opening prep and dynamic, computer-age style.
Anatoly Karpov
Squeezed opponents with flawless positional pressure and endgame skill.
Bobby Fischer
Exploded chess into global mainstream with his 1972 Reykjavik victory.
Boris Spassky
A universal player comfortable in any type of position.
Tigran Petrosian
Legendary for prophylaxis and unbreakable defensive skills.
Mikhail Tal
The “Magician from Riga”, king of sacrificial, attacking chess.
Vasily Smyslov
Deep positional understanding and a love for harmonious piece play.
Mikhail Botvinnik
The “Patriarch” who shaped generations of Soviet champions.
Max Euwe
The only amateur champion, a mathematician and later FIDE president.
Alexander Alekhine
Hyper-aggressive strategist, champion twice over non-consecutive reigns.
José Raúl Capablanca
Famous for crystal-clear endgames and effortless technique.
Emanuel Lasker
Held the title for 27 years with an adaptive, psychological style.
Wilhelm Steinitz
The first official World Chess Champion, establishing positional play as a weapon.
These pages are a starting point – over time you can connect each champion to their games, tournaments, and head-to-head stats on ChessTV.com.
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