Chinese grandmaster Ju Wenjun secured her fifth consecutive Women’s World Chess Championship on Wednesday, defeating ...

Ju Wenjun has secured her fifth FIDE Women’s World Championship title, defeating Tan Zhongyi with a dominant 6.5-2.5 score in ...

Ju Wenjun defeated fellow chinese Grandmaster Tan Zhongyi to clinch her fifth FIDE Women’s World Championship title.

Ju Wenjun’s victory in the Women’s World Chess Championship is nothing short of legendary. By winning her fifth title, Ju has joined an exclusive club of only three other women—Vera Menchik, Nona ...

This marks the fifth time she has claimed the world title, placing her alongside legends such as Vera Menchik, Nona ...

Playing with Black pieces, Ju delivered a masterclass in controlled aggression to win Game 8 of the 2025 FIDE Women’s World ...

Ju is the reigning Women’s World Chess Champion as of 2025. She won the title in 2018 and successfully defended it in 2020 ...

The 34-year-old Chinese GM became only the fourth player in history to win the Women’s World Chess Championship five times ...

Ju Wenjun won her fifth world crown ... Though she fell behind in Game 2 against fellow Chinese Tan Zhongyi, the match eventually turned into a blowout, with Ju reeling off four consecutive ...