Male chess player dresses as female to compete in women's tournament
Greg Gutfeld and guests discuss the male chess player in Kenya who disguised himself as a woman to cheat his way through a chess tournament on ‘Gutfeld!’
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Cristiano Ronaldo's opponents troll ex-Manchester United man after angry confrontation
Saudi Pro League side Al Feiha have trolled former Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo after he was involved in an angry confrontation following Al Nassr's goalless draw.
Ronaldo angered by blow to title hopes of Al-Nassr, opponents hail 'checkmate'
Al-Nassr suffered a huge blow to their hopes of winning the Saudi Professional League after a goalless draw with lowly Al-Feiha, and Cristiano Ronaldo left the pitch in anger after a frustrating performance on Sunday (Apr 9).
Ronaldo fumes after 0-0 draw, mocked on Twitter by rivals
Cristiano Ronaldo was mocked by league rivals Al-Feiha on social media after he left the pitch in anger after they held Al Nassr to a frustrating goalless draw on Sunday.
Cristiano Ronaldo storms off pitch as Al Nassr title hopes dented
Cristiano Ronaldo stormed down the tunnel after Al Nassr's hopes of winning the Saudi Pro League suffered a major setback when they were held to a goalless draw with 11th-placed Al Feiha on Sunday.
"Because Of Covid" Grandmaster Koneru Humpy Unsure Of Competing At Asian games In China
Double Asian Games gold medallist Grandmaster Koneru Humpy is unsure about her participation in the continental event later this year as it is being held in the Chinese city of Hangzhou, saying she'll make up her mind closer to the showpiece event. Humpy was a teenager when she won the women's individual and mixed team gold at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha. Being one of the top India woman chess exponents – the other being D. Harika – Humpy should be the automatic choice to make the India team for the Hangzhou Games scheduled to commence on September 23. But Humpy, told PTI on the sidelines of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix, which concluded here on Wednesday, that she was “unhappy" that the Asian Games were happening in China.
In Carlsen's shadow, chess awaits a new world champion
Chess will crown a new world champion when Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ding Liren begin their battle on Sunday (Apr 9) in the shadow of incumbent Magnus Carlsen, who voluntarily relinquished the title he held since 2013.
Chess-In Carlsen's shadow, chess awaits a new world champion
Chess will crown a new world champion when Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ding Liren begin their battle on Sunday in the shadow of incumbent Magnus Carlsen, who voluntarily relinquished the title he held since 2013.