Bu Xiangzhi vs Mark Paragua (2006)

Bu Xiangzhi vs Mark Paragua
37th Chess Olympiad (2006) · Slav Defense: Quiet Variation. Schallopp Defense (D12) · 1-0

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Jun-01-06		SEMENELIN: This game shows black attacking while white makes some good defense and eventually the deadly counter attack.

Dec-10-10		wordfunph: if i recall it right, Bobby Ang was quoted on this Xiangzhi-Paragua game.. "Would you believe that GM Mark Paragua resigned in a drawn position in a crucial game? In round 8 of the 2006 Turin Olympiad he faced GM Bu Xiangzhi of China on top board. As Bu recounts, Mark had defeated him in the 1998 World Youth Rapid Championship at Disneyland de France and won the title."

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