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

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

In the ongoing FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship, Ju Wenjun won the fifth game against fellow GM Tan Zhongyi to attain an ...

All Ju Wenjun needs a draw in the next game against Tan Zhongyi to reach 6.5 points and win her fifth championship.

Four-time defending champion GM Ju Wenjun held out challenger GM Tan Zhongyi to secure a draw in Game 4 in the FIDE Women’s ...

The rivals have faced off for gold at 23 of 24 women’s world championships since the tournament began in 1990, including last ...

Ju Wenjun had defied the same opponent, Tan Zhongyi, in May 2018 to claim her first world championship crown. That was her ...

Tan Zhongyi accepts a draw and Ju Wenjun becomes only the 4th woman in history to win the Women's World Chess Championship 5 ...

The 34-year-old Chinese GM became only the fourth player in history to win the Women’s World Chess Championship five times Bengaluru: After 38 moves in Game 9, Ju Wenjun checked her scoresheet ...

The European Women's Chess Championship 2025 concluded in Rhodes, Greece, on Friday. IM Teodora Injac from Serbia became the ...

The 5th round of the European Women's Chess Championship 2025 is concluded. GM Elina Danielian and IM Lilit Mkrtchian have ...

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 ...