Hikaru Nakamura
The world No. 2 and one of chess’s most popular streamers. Nakamura became a grandmaster at 15, then the youngest American to do so, and has won five U.S. titles and the 2022 World Fischer Random Championship.
Since 2018 he has built a second career as a content creator on Twitch, YouTube and Kick, signing with esports organisations TSM, Misfits Gaming and now Team Falcons.
He has played four Candidates Tournaments, finishing second in 2024. He entered the 2026 edition as top seed after a controversial run of amateur events to meet FIDE’s 40-game rule, but finished fifth, undone partly by a 67-minute think against eventual winner Javokhir Sindarov.
Career highlights
- Five-time U.S. Champion
- 2022 World Fischer Random Champion
- Second at the 2024 Candidates
- World No. 1 on FIDE's first rapid and blitz lists (2014)
- Peak rating 2816
Titles
- Norway Chess: 2023
- U.S. Chess Championship: 2005, 2009, 2012, 2015, 2019
- Grand Chess Tour: 2018
- London Chess Classic: 2013, 2018
- Tata Steel Chess Tournament: 2011
From the winners lists on our event pages.
Hikaru Nakamura in The Chess Herald
- Total Chess Rating Puts Carlsen at 2830, 51 Points Clear
- Caruana Wins Titled Tuesday on a U.S. Championship Rest Day
- Weekly Recap: Samarkand Afterglow, Fagernes Heats Up and Caruana Eyes a Record
- Caruana Chases a Fifth Straight US Title, and Reshevsky's Record
- Chess960 Explained: Why Freestyle Shuffles the Pieces
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- Artemiev Beats Nakamura in the Final Round of Titled Tuesday
- Nakamura Wins a Fourth Straight Bullet Brawl With a Score of 155
- Weekly Recap: Turlov Takes Over FIDE as Uzbekistan Wins Gold in Samarkand
- Caruana Heads a 12-Player U.S. Championship Field in Saint Louis
- Sindarov Within Two Points of Caruana After Samarkand
- Wesley So Starts 7/7 and Wins Titled Tuesday Outright
- Nakamura Wins Bullet Brawl Again, This Time by 25 Points
- Weekly Recap: Uzbekistan's Wild Ride Through the Samarkand Olympiad
- Carlsen Edges Nakamura on Tiebreaks in 3+0 Thursday
- Weekly Recap: Samarkand's Double Olympiad and FIDE's Newest World Title Backer
- Nakamura's 66th Bullet Brawl Win Extends an Absurd Streak
- Renato Terry's Bullet Arena Dominance Echoes Titled Tuesday's Nakamura Era
- Nakamura's 65th Bullet Brawl Win Is the Latest Chapter in a Two-Decade Bullet Reign
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Profile last reviewed September 29, 2026. Ratings update monthly from FIDE.