The June 2025 FIDE ratings see considerable reshuffling among world chess standings. Despite the leading positions staying intact, numerous promising newcomers have made substantial advancements.
Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen maintains his supremacy with a rating of 2837, making this the 168th instance where he holds the top spot. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura remains in second place at 2804, despite not participating in any recent rated matches recently.
Erigaisi and Caruana in Strong Form
Currently, GM Arjun Erigaisi finds himself in third position after accumulating significant points. His Elo rating has surged to an impressive 2782. Following closely behind in fourth is GM Fabiano Caruana with a rating of 2777. Both players are demonstrating remarkable form and are expected to continue their strong performances in the upcoming summer tournaments.
Setback for Gukeshn
One unexpected turn of events is young prodigy GM Gukesh Dommaraju slipping to fifth place. After a challenging stint at the Superbet Chess Classic, he suffered a setback, losing 11 points. However, his youthful age and exceptional potential continue to make him one of the most promising world champions.
Pragg and Firouzja on the Rise
1)GM Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu’s rapid ascent persists. He collected nine points, climbing up to the seventh position. His triumph at the Superbet Chess Classic significantly increased his rating and self-assurance. Similarly, GM Alireza Firouzja amassed nine points, securing a spot in eighth place.
Giri’s Comeback
A significant advance was made by Grandmaster Anish Giri; he climbed six places to the 12th spot, which represents his highest ranking since March 2024. Giri’s consistent play in recent competitions indicates a resurgence of his competitive spirit.
Next-Gen Stars to Watch
Among the up-and-coming young players, there’s a lot of excitement as promising talents are arising. GM Marc’Andria Maurizzi recently hit a new high with a rating of 2622, placing him in the top 10 juniors. At just 17 years old, he’s making waves. Similarly, GM Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus, who was born in 2011, is consistently climbing up the rankings. He’s one of the youngest grandmasters to show steady progress at such a young age.
Top Women Hold Ground
The standings among female chess players remain consistent, with Grandmaster Hou Yifan at the forefront boasting a rating of 2633. In second place is also a Grandmaster, Ju Wenjun, and third is Lei Tingjie, all hailing from China. These top-tier players continue to embody China’s dominance in women’s chess.
Rising Female Talent
In the girl’s division, American grandmaster Alice Lee currently leads. Her exceptional play serves as a source of motivation for aspiring players globally.
Looking Ahead
As we move forward, it’s expected that the Norway Chess and Stepan Avagyan Memorial tournaments will significantly influence the July chess ratings. Impressive showings in these events might lead to further unexpected changes in the upcoming rating update.
Final Note
For a detailed breakdown of the June 2025 FIDE ratings, you can view the full list on Chess.com.
This update is part of TopMob’s ongoing chess news coverage.
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