Chess | Dutch no. 1 to German No. 1 Vincent Kimer from Anish Giri: Top 5 foreigners to look out at Chennai Grand Masters 2025. Chess news
Chennai Grand Masters 2025, one of Asia’s most prestigious classical chess tournaments, this August is characterized by Elite giants and Rising International Stars with a world -class region. The incident held in India’s chess capital, between 6 and 15 August, has earned a reputation for its competitive round-robin format, high preparation levels and thrilling matchup. With many global talents to participate, there are five foreign players here which can have a major impact this year.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!
1. Anish Giri (Netherlands):
A mainstay in the world’s top -10, 31 -year -old Anish Giri is known for her deep inauguration preparation and rock -solid technology. Runner-up in 2021 candidates and a former World Cup semi-finalist performs at the highest level. In recent years, he has added more mobility to his game without renouncing accuracy. Expect the controlled aggression and elite stability from Dutch GM in Chennai.
2. Avandder Liang (USA):
A former North American U18 champion, 22 -year -old, Avander Leiang, quickly increased through rank with its fearless, strategic style. Sharp is known for Sicilian and Kings Indian Battles, he thrives in complex, high -risk positions. At the age of only 21, she combines young energy with deep preparation. Leiang’s aggressive approach makes him a dangerous wildcard in Chennai.
3. Vincent keemar (Germany):
Germany’s top ranked GM Vincent Kimar, now 20, has affected its balanced style and rapid improvement on the international stage. Strengthen in both positions and fast strategy, he is known to calm down in his deep opening ideas and pressure. He is a top -10 finisher and winner of the German leg of the freestyle chess Grand Slam Tour, in major European programs, he is ready for a success. Chennai may be his next big statement.
4. Jordan van forest (Netherlands):
2021 Jordan Van Fosters, 26, the winner of Tata Steel Masters, is known for his creative, unconventional style and fearless approach. He often surprises opponents with offbeat opening and thrives in chaotic, unbalanced positions. A former Dutch champion, their games are always dynamic and entertaining. Whenever he is on a board in Chennai, expect fireworks.
5. Ray Robson (USA):
An veteran Grandmaster and former American Championship Finalist, 22 -year -old Ray Robson, is known for his solid, strategic style and deep -located understanding. Strong in English opening and queen’s gambit lines, he brings continuity and composition to every game. With years of experience in Elite team events, he is a stable podium contender. Chennai calculates its calm, perfectly approach.
