Michael Fedorovsky - International Master of Chess
Meet Michael Fedorovsky (aka MFedor76), a cunning International Master who doesn't just play chess — he practically dances on the 64 squares. With their FIDE title firmly in hand, Michael can both intimidate grandmasters and humble weekend warriors with equal flair.
From a Blitz beginner rating of 1914 in 2018 to storming a peak of 2544 in 2019, Michael showed a lightning-fast improvement — probably fueled by a steady diet of caffeine and clever tactics. Known for an extraordinarily strong endgame approach (seen in over 80% of their games!), Michael turns what most players consider a “boring shuffle” into a strategic masterpiece.
Tactical awareness? Michael’s comeback rate stands at an astonishing 88.77%, and even after losing a piece, their win rate is a perfect 100%! Opponents beware: giving up a pawn early only makes Michael’s victory sweeter.
This player’s streaks are the stuff of legend with a longest winning streak of 9 games, although their current streak is just as fierce even without the numbers to brag about. Always committed to the fight, Michael hardly ever resigns early — patience is their virtue.
Outside the numbers, Michael's win ratio with White (55.93%) trumps their Black performance (45.88%), showing a subtle preference for taking the initiative. Their average moves per win (around 70) suggest strategic, prolonged battles rather than quick skirmishes — it’s chess, not checkers, after all.
When do they play best? Wednesday evenings and those early mornings around 3 AM (no, really!) — moments when the mind is sharpest or perhaps just the coffee kicks in. If you ever face Michael online, be ready for a battle that feels part strategy, part psychological thriller, and all-around fun.
In short, Michael Fedorovsky is the chess player who turns each game into a story — sometimes a comedy, but mostly a brilliant tactical saga. Whether blitzing through openings or grinding out endgames, MFedor76 keeps the chessboard buzzing with energy.