سینداروف ماتِ افسانه‌ای کاسپاروف رو کپی کرد!

History is repeating itself at the highest level of chess. After a terrible mental strain and burnout following the 2026 Candidates Tournament, the official world champion, Javakher Sindarov, has finally found his footing. Tonight, he scored a perfect victory over Jordan van Forst in the Grand Chess Tour, achieving an insane and incredible 98.5% engine accuracy. But the real magic happened at the end of the game. Faced with a highly complex position (rook and knight against rook), Sindarov recalled a legendary checkmate geometry performed decades ago by Garry Kasparov. Rather than seeking a chaotic win, he used Kasparov’s exact technique to systematically trap van Forst’s king, step by step. In this video, we examine Sindarov's post-game tactical notes, explain his conscious shift in strategy toward solid calculations, and finally, examine the historical connection between Kasparov's ancient endgame trick and Sindarov's modern masterpiece.