Hmm... it was played by Nakamura:
https://www.chess.com/games/view/4480173
So, maybe Benko Opening: Nakamura Variation is also appropriate !?! 
BenkOwen Opening
1.if benkowen is used, anglo-english isnt that farfletched
2. my idea is "h1-a8 diagonal fight opening"
It's okay but the problem is that when white plays Bg2 black has to play something like Nc6 and white can develop their knight to e2 and always keep an eye on the diagonal
we're not talking about the soundness of the opening
This is a line I created which I call the royal sacrifice:
royal=king and queen
not both rooks
what about this, I call it the Bishop's Royal Trap
cricket7890 wrote:
what about this, I call it the Bishop's Royal Trap
It's almost as good as the Fool's Mate. 
Ilampozhil25 wrote:
royal=king and queen
not both rooks
In his case, it could be dubbed Double Rookie Gambit. 
Yigor wrote:
Ilampozhil25 wrote:
royal=king and queen
not both rooks
In his case, it could be dubbed Double Rookie Gambit.
rookie also meaning beginner/new that title fits perfectly
One more naming option is Benko: Centrosymmetric Variation. 
Ilampozhil25 wrote:
1.if benkowen is used, anglo-english isnt that farfletched
2. my idea is "h1-a8 diagonal fight opening"
Anglo and English are the same thing. It'd be like saying the "English-English opening"
Well, I dubbed like that the following opening:
Is it ok or any better ideas ?!?