Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So after Game 2 of the FIDE Grand Prix in Berlin

Wesley So rises to FIDE World No. 5 at Grand Chess Tour finale

Sleepy Wesley So draws with Dominguez in Berlin Grand Prix opener

Nakamura Hikaru and Wesley So after a quick draw in the FIDE Grand Prix Finals Game 1

FIDE Online Chess Olympiad: Wesley So steers US to semifinals

Berlin Grand Prix 7: So out as Dominguez & Rapport advance

International Chess Federation on X: Wesley So defeats Alexei Shirov (his second loss in a row) and catches Leinier Dominguez in the lead of Pool D, half a point ahead of Pentala

FIDE - International Chess Federation - Happy Birthday, Wesley So!🎉 Currently world's #8 with 2767, So won numerous tournaments including Millionaire Chess 2014, Bilbao 2015, Tata Steel 2017. In 2017, he became

So beats Nakamura, wins Berlin Grand Prix

The Candidates: Wesley So

Wesley So to defend his FIDE World Fischer Random title