One of the youngest and most talented chess players in world chess, Nodirbek Abdusattorov, has experienced a significant decline in his rating over the past few weeks. But after winning 6 consecutive victories at the London Chess Classic tournament, Nodirbek managed to improve his rating by 19.8 points. Victory in today's match could lead him to rank in the top 10 of chess.
In order to achieve this success, Nodirbek tries to defeat one of the strongest chess players in the world, the sixth chess player in the world, Alireza Firuzja. A half-star of the chess world with a rating of 2762, Firouzja achieved many great results in his short career. He has excellent achievements, such as being twice the Iranian champion before the age of 17 and being the European champion in Chess960.
Firouzja is recognized as a strong opponent, despite his youth, not only in classical chess formats but also in rapid and blitz competitions. In 2019, he took second place after Carlsen at the World Rapid Championships in Moscow. Also in 2021, she was a chess player with a rating above 2800, and subsequently made history as the youngest chess player in chess history with a rating above 2800.
Today's match could be a new step towards Nodirbek's success against the best masters of the chess world. Amid the debates about how it will further affect his rating and his future, chess fans are expecting new victories from him.
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