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Milosz Szpar wins Principado de Asturias 2025, while Nanjo and Tran draw in Japan Chess Championship.

Milosz Szpar emerged victorious in the Principado de Asturias 2025, finishing strong with a remarkable score of 7 out of 9. This championship concluded on May 4, showcasing Szpar`s strategic prowess and determination throughout the tournament.

In the Japan Chess Championship 2025, IM Nanjo Ryosuke faced off against IM Tran Thanh Tu in a gripping Round 5 encounter. The match ended in a draw, with Tran leading the standings at 4 points and Nanjo closely trailing at 3.5 points. This high-stakes matchup highlighted the competitive spirit of both players as they vied for supremacy in the tournament.

Additionally, Aaron Mendes claimed the Under 13 ChessKid Youth Championship title on May 4, defeating FM-elect Megan Paragua in a thrilling best-of-six final. Mendes showcased his tactical skills, particularly in the decisive 3+1 blitz game, where he capitalized on his opponent`s errors to secure the championship.

As the 07th SSC Open International Rating Chess Championship continues, updates on player scores and standings remain limited, with IA Gunasinghe serving as Chief Arbiter and IA Niroshan Chathuranga as Deputy Chief Arbiter.

For more details on the ongoing events, visit the SSC Open International Rating Chess Championship and the Japan Chess Championship 2025.

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