Indian chess prodigy D Gukesh just pulled off a stunner—beating world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen twice in a row at a major tournament in Zagreb. Even Carlsen admitted Gukesh is "doing incredibly well," while chess legend Garry Kasparov used the moment to question whether Carlsen’s dominance might be slipping. Gukesh, playing with the tougher black pieces, is now leading the event with five straight wins.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another chess upset—it’s a potential changing of the guard moment. Gukesh, only 18, is proving he can consistently outplay the best, while Carlsen’s invincibility is suddenly up for debate. For chess fans, it’s a thrilling shake-up in a sport where dominance usually lasts for years.