Renowned chess virtuoso Tunde Onakoya has achieved a remarkable milestone in his pursuit to break the Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon. Onakoya, embarking on this ambitious endeavor, has successfully surpassed the 58-hour mark, marking a historic moment in the realm of chess.
Taking to his social media platform in the early hours of Saturday, Onakoya jubilantly shared the news of his accomplishment, accompanied by a photo capturing the momentous occasion. With the words “We have done it” inscribed on the record-breaking image, Onakoya conveyed his determination and elation at reaching this significant milestone.
Undeterred by fatigue and the arduous nature of his feat, Onakoya remains steadfast in his resolve to push further, aiming to reach the illustrious 60-hour mark. Emphasizing the purpose behind his marathon endeavor, Onakoya underscored the importance of raising funds for the education of African children worldwide, a cause close to his heart.
With unwavering determination and a rallying cry for support, Onakoya urged his supporters to join him in his quest, highlighting the transformative power of collective action and love. As he continues to make strides towards his goal, Onakoya’s feat not only demonstrates his exceptional prowess in the game of chess but also serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of human endeavor.
The previous Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon stood at 56 hours and 9 minutes, achieved by Norwegian players Hallvard Haug Flatebø and Sjur Ferkingstad in 2018. However, Onakoya’s remarkable achievement marks a new chapter in the annals of chess history, as he inches closer to etching his name in the record books.
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