R Praggnanandhaa has made history as the first Indian champion of the Norway Chess tournament, showcasing remarkable skill by winning four consecutive matches, including a decisive victory over Vincent Keymer. His triumph was not solely dependent on his performance; he also needed Wesley So to draw against Alireza Firouzja, which occurred, allowing Praggnanandhaa to secure the title. In an exclusive interview, Praggnanandhaa expressed relief at So's match outcome, emphasizing his focus on defeating Keymer. He acknowledged that winning four games in a row against such strong competitors was beyond his expectations. The young Grandmaster attributed his success to better time management and a conscious effort to play faster, which helped him maintain control during his matches. Reflecting on the physical and mental toll of recent tournaments, he admitted to feeling tired but energized by his recent victories. Praggnanandhaa humorously noted his immediate desire for food after the win, highlighting his light-hearted nature. Looking ahead, he plans to participate in the World Rapid Team Championship while aiming for a lighter tournament schedule.