R Praggnanandhaa weighed in on Magnus Carlsen's classical chess defeat to D Gukesh, at Norway Chess 2025 recently.

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Despite missing out on the Norway Chess 2025 title, India's chess prodigy D Gukesh grabbed all the limelight due to magnificent win over World No.1 Magnus Carlsen.

After a shocking loss to the Indian sensation D Gukesh, Magnus Carlsen stormed off the board and pounded the table in anger a moment that was recorded and that went immediately viral.

It definitely wasn't my finest hour, but I regret the moves I made more than the gesture,” Carlsen said post the match.