16-year-old Iranian shocks chess world no.1 Magnus Carlsen to win $14,000 prize
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A 16-year-old Iranian chess prodigy has upended the chess world by beating World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen in the final of the Banter Blitz Cup.
16-year-old Praggnanadhaa beats World Champion Magnus Carlsen
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