Adrian Martinez Fernandez IM

Adrian Martinez Fernandez: The International Master with a Blitz Twist

Known online by the enigmatic username elmusmolamas, Adrian Martinez Fernandez proudly carries the title of International Master, an honor bestowed by FIDE. With a penchant for blitz chess, Adrian's lightning-fast moves have earned them a peak blitz rating north of 2600, proving that they've got both speed and strategy working in harmony.

Over the years, Adrian has blazed through over 340 blitz games under their top secret (and obviously tremendous) opening repertoire, winning almost half of them — not bad for someone who’s made early resignation practically non-existent (less than 1%!). Endgames? Adrian is no stranger, wrapping up nearly 85% of games with that classic chess marathon touch.

Adrian’s tactical awareness is nothing short of heroic — boasting a comeback rate of above 90%, and somehow manages to win 100% of games even after losing a piece. Some call it resilience, others call it magic; Adrian calls it just another day at the board.

While their bullet play is almost mythical (a perfect 100% win rate in the few games recorded), it’s blitz that truly defines them. They’ve battled well-known opponents like sanan_sjugirov and ukrainer, achieving a 100% win rate against many challengers, and a modest (read: brutally honest) 0% against a select few—because even grandmasters need a humbling now and then.

Adrian plays their best on Thursdays and Mondays, unleashing devastating attacks and clean strategies that leave opponents wondering if they’d just been hit by a chess hurricane. Their games tend to last around 85 moves, a testament to their endurance and love for the fight right until the very end.

Whether it’s blitz or bullet, Adrian Martinez Fernandez is a player who combines grit, speed, and a healthy dose of chess wit. Just don’t challenge them after midnight — their win rate quickly drops from stellar to suspiciously average!