Ju Wenjun`s victory in the 2025 Women`s World Chess Championship marks her fifth title, defeating Tan Zhongyi decisively.

GM Ju Wenjun has successfully defended her title at the 2025 FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship, defeating GM Tan Zhongyi with an impressive score of 6.5-2.5. This victory marks Ju`s fifth championship title, placing her among the elite group of only four women in history to achieve this milestone. The championship took place in Shanghai, commencing on April 3 and concluding with Ju securing a draw in the ninth game, allowing her to clinch the title with three games remaining.

Ju`s remarkable performance included a stunning four-game winning streak between games 5 and 8, showcasing her technical prowess and strategic reliability. The championship featured a substantial prize fund of €500,000, with Ju taking home €300,000 and Tan receiving €200,000. The event was widely covered and broadcasted across various platforms, including Chess.com and Lichess, providing live streams and detailed game annotations for chess enthusiasts worldwide.

This championship not only highlights Ju Wenjun`s dominance in women`s chess but also sets the stage for future competitions, as she continues to inspire a new generation of players in the chess community.

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