Norwegian Magnus Carlsen named 2018 World Chess Champion

Following a three-week match that ended in 12 ties, 27-year-old Norwegian, Magnus Carlsen defended his title as the world chess champion after defeating his American opponent, Fabiano Caruana in rapid tiebreaker games.

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