Nakamura returns to triumph in Berlin Grand Prix

Hikaru Nakamura beat Levon Aronian 2:0 in tiebreaks to clinch victory in the Berlin FIDE Grand Prix, putting him in pole position in the race to pick up one of the two Candidates Tournament spots available through the Grand Prix series. It was a remarkable return after two years away from classical chess for Hikaru, who finished unbeaten and more than justified his wild card spot. The final tiebreak games were nervous, with Levon missing chances to draw the first game before Hikaru defended a tough position in the second well to wrap up victory.

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