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GM Alexandr Fier
Supported byGamdom Imperial, sponsor

Grandmaster since 2007

Alexandr
Fier

Alexandr Fier at the board, wearing the Imperial jersey

Five-time champion of Brazil.
Ten Olympiads and eight World Cups for Brazil.

A fixture at the top of the national ranking:

  • #4 at Classical
  • #3 at Rapid
  • #3 at Blitz
If you are looking for chaos,
that's the place!

The career

Twenty years without leaving the top

Winning early is one thing. Still winning is another.

  1. 2005

    The first Brazilian title

    National absolute champion while still a teenager.

  2. 2007

    Grandmaster

    FIDE's highest title, two years after the first championship.

  3. Two decades

    Ten Olympiads, eight World Cups

    In the Brazilian shirt, across more than 50 countries. That is 3,571 official FIDE games.

  4. 2024

    The fifth title

    2005, 2017, 2019, 2022 e 2024. Consistency that lasts two decades.

  5. Today

    At the biggest tournaments in Brazil and abroad

    More than 15 a year, at home and away. An Imperial Esports athlete.

The gallery

Champion. Again. And again.

Some of what came in from 2024 and 2025.

  • Champion. Brazil Chess Series, São Paulo, 2025.

    Champion

    Brazil Chess Series, São Paulo, 2025

  • Champion. Brazil Chess Series, Florianópolis, 2025.

    Champion

    Brazil Chess Series, Florianópolis, 2025

  • I Rio Chess Masters. Rio de Janeiro, 2025.

    I Rio Chess Masters

    Rio de Janeiro, 2025

  • Brazilian champion. CBX Centenary, Natal, 2024.

    Brazilian champion

    CBX Centenary, Natal, 2024

  • Champion. Joaçaba, 2024.

    Champion

    Joaçaba, 2024

  • 1st overall. Sesc Caiobá International Festival.

    1st overall

    Sesc Caiobá International Festival

  • Manaus Chess Open. Amazonas, Brazil.

    Manaus Chess Open

    Amazonas, Brazil

The scale

What the numbers say

Over the board or on the screen, it makes no difference.

FIDE, over the board

Classical

2537

#4 in Brazil

Rapid

2561

#3 in Brazil

Blitz

2535

#3 in Brazil

Chess.com, online

Blitz

2904

peak 3031

Bullet

2703

peak 2839

Rapid

2441

peak 2589

For brands

Your brand on the board

A shirt that travels the world all year.
25 thousand people follow every tournament.

  • 15 to 20 tournaments a year
  • More than 50 countries
  • Packages built to measure
Alexandr Fier in a blazer, at a wooden chessboard

Over the board

Tournament clock, arbiter beside the table

The national championship, an open in the Amazon and an open in Spain. Three classical games, broadcast live by Lichess and kept move by move.

Beat GM Renato Quintiliano

91º Campeonato Brasileiro Absoluto 2025

2485Fier 2556

Timbó, Santa Catarina, Brazil · December 20, 2025 · as White

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Beat GM Neuris Delgado Ramirez

Manaus Chess Open 2024

2496Fier 2539

Manaus, Brazil · October 17, 2024 · as White

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see the broadcast on lichess →

The game

Against the best in the world

Four games against names you know, move by move. Three wins and a draw with the world number one.

Drew with

Magnus Carlsen

January 2026 · as White · Blitz 5+0 · 42 moves

3291Fier 2890

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Moves

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Beat

Hikaru Nakamura

March 2023 · as Black · Blitz 3+1 · 24 moves

3186Fier 2780

start+0.3

Moves

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Beat

Daniel Naroditsky

March 2023 · as White · Blitz 3+0 · 46 moves

3109Fier 2807

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Moves

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Beat

Alireza Firouzja

November 2022 · as White · Blitz 3+1 · 40 moves

3106Fier 2803

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Moves

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The channel

The tournament from the inside

A travel diary, a classical game against a Candidates player, and the move that only makes sense on video.

Encarando os CANDIDATOS (xadrez CLÁSSICO!): Fier (2571) x Caruana (2721)

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Vida de Enxadrista - Rio Chess Open 2024

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Quando o mate brota... #ajedrez #chess #xadrez

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