The Fed is Second to Nunn

Submitted by NM GreenLaser on Sat, 05/16/2009 at 4:00pm.

John Nunn was born April 25, 1955 in London. He won the British Under 14 Championship in 1967 and the London Under 18 Championship two years later. At, 15, he entered college, eventually becoming a doctor of mathematics. In 1975, Nunn was the European Junior Champion. In 1978, he became a grandmaster. In 1979, he was the British Champion. He won two individual gold medals in the Olympiads. In 1985, he was rated ninth in the world. Nunn twice won the World Chess Solving Championship and is a grandmaster in that realm. He is a well regarded chess writer and publisher. The following game, in an event Nunn won, shows him facing John Fedorowicz. Fedorowicz was born September 27, 1958 and became a grandmaster in 1986. In addition to winning tournaments in the United States and Europe, the Fed has engaged in chess writing and teaching.

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by 1wa - 48 days ago
Inglewood, CA United States
Member Since: Oct 2008
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John played a fascinating game. His middle game set the stage for the final outcome.

by greatexcalibur - 5 months ago
Melbourne Australia
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 2441

Nice short Sicilian game! :)

by chesteroz - 5 months ago
Melbourne Australia
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 81

Well worth playing over. Thanks.

by Dozy - 5 months ago
Blue Mountains Australia
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 2102

Maybe I'm just lazy but I love brevities.  Tnx, GL.  Interesting biographical note too. 

 

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