Vladislav Nevednichy vs Mark Quinn (2002)

Vladislav Nevednichy vs Mark Quinn
Bled Olympiad 2002 · Sicilian Defense: Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack. Kozul Variation (B31) · 1-0

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Nov-12-02		bishop: In response to Black's eccentric third move, White builds up a strong center and quickly goes over to the attack. In the final position 25...Nxb7 is of course met by 26.Bc6 with unavoidable mate.

Nov-13-02		drukenknight: black seems to mess up when he blows up his q side pawns on the 20th. how about 20...dxe5?

Jun-15-05		nikolaas: 20....dxe5 21.axb5 axb5 22.Bxb5 1-0

Jun-15-05		Gowe: Nxb7 26.Bc6 and mate can't be avoided.

Jun-15-05		aw1988: Na5??

Jun-15-05		nikolaas: <aw1988> It suprised me as well. e6 g6 or d6 seems to be natural.

Jun-15-05		aw1988: Na5 is terrible.

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