Yousuf Azeem Makhdoomi: The Fearless King
Yousuf Azeem Makhdoomi, known online as Coach_Fearless_King2, is a National Master who plays every game like the king is always safe. His online chess career is defined by fearless attacking chess, stubborn defense, and an almost ridiculous amount of stamina.
At a Glance
- Display Name: Yousuf Azeem Makhdoomi
- Username: Coach_Fearless_King2
- Title: National Master
- Preferred Time Control: Blitz
- Longest Winning Streak: 68 games
- Peak Bullet Rating: 2506 (2026-08-21)
- Peak Blitz Rating: 2548 (2020-01-08)
An Online Marathoner
Blitz may be his preferred time control, but Yousuf has also made Bullet his personal kingdom. Across thousands of online games, he has piled up massive win totals while rarely slowing down. In some months he has played more than 1,800 rated games and still finished with a winning record.
His rating story is a steady climb from sharp improver to titled master. More importantly, he plays with a champion's endurance. Games often stretch deep into the endgame, and he has won more than his share of long battles.
Opening Repertoire
Yousuf likes to build his openings around solid central control. As White, he frequently opens with d4 and c4, steering into Colle style positions and the English Opening. As Black, he is especially dangerous in the French Defense and the Caro-Kann Defense, where his win rates are outstanding.
His opening choices are practical and venomous. Opponents who expect a quiet positional game often find themselves under pressure before move ten.
Never Count Him Out
The username Coach_Fearless_King2 is accurate. Yousuf almost never resigns early, and his comeback rate is a remarkable 83.24 percent. Even after losing a piece, he still wins 64 percent of the time. A one-sided loss rate of just 2.18 percent shows how rarely he gets steamrolled.
He is also a night owl of the chessboard. His best hour is 21:00, when his win rate jumps to around 75 percent. If you face him late in the evening, bring your best defense.
Rivalries and Dominance
Yousuf has a long list of rivals, but one stands out. Against lemonde1 he has faced the same opponent 42 times and won all 42 games. No losses, no draws, just complete control. He has also shown similar dominance against shohjahon1517, beating that opponent 33 times without a single defeat.
Those rivalries capture his psychological edge. He plays with confidence, keeps finding tactical chances, and makes opponents work for every single point.