Armenian grandmaster Levon Aronian who represents the United States continues to lead the field after Round 6 of the WR Chess Masters tournament in Germany.

Aronian drew his game against Wesley So and was not overly disappointed after the match.

"I played a fighting game, and when you fight, you get chances," Aronian explained in the interview, according to FIDE. "But it's also hard to avoid missing chances in the course of a tournament. The opponents are strong, it happens."

After the draw against So, Aronian continues to lead the field with a one-point advantage, followed by Wesley So and Gukesh with 3.5 points each. The young Indian failed to capitalize on the opportunity to catch up half a point to the leaders in his white game.