German Grandmaster Vincent Keymer clinches Quantbox Chennai Grand Masters 2025, enters world Top 10:

German Grandmaster Vincent Keymer clinches Quantbox Chennai Grand Masters 2025, enters world Top 10:

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Category : Sports Published on: August 19 2025

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  • German chess prodigy Vincent Keymer won the Quantbox Chennai Grand Masters 2025 with a round to spare, becoming the first-ever sole champion in the tournament’s history. His stellar performance elevated him into the world’s live Top 10 rankings for the first time.
  • In the Challengers category, GM Pranesh M leads with 6.5 points after defeating GM Harika Dronavalli, while GMs Abhimanyu Puranik and Leon Luke Mendonca remain close behind, trailing by just half a point.
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