Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu triumphed in the 14th edition of the Norway Chess super-tournament, finishing with 18 points after defeating Vincent Keymer in the final round. The 20-year-old from Chennai entered the last day half a point behind Wesley So but secured victory with a decisive win, marking a remarkable comeback after losing two games in rounds five and six. His impressive run included victories over top players such as Alireza Firouzja and Magnus Carlsen, showcasing his resilience and skill. Praggnanandhaa's performance not only earned him the title but also boosted his live rating to 11th place, gaining 15.2 rating points. Wesley So finished second with 17 points, while Firouzja, despite competing with an injured ankle, took third place with 15.5 points. Magnus Carlsen, who faced challenges throughout the tournament, ended in fourth with a disappointing record of four losses. This victory is a significant turnaround for Praggnanandhaa following a lackluster campaign in the Candidates Tournament, where he finished in a tie for sixth place. He expressed a desire to enjoy his games rather than focus on future tournaments for now.