At the time, when the whole chess world seems to be waiting for the Anand-Carlsen world championship match, there are at least three major and exciting tournaments going on. The first is the Bilbao Masters Final, which just ended with Aronian as the winner. Then there's the Russian Super Final with a fierce competition between Kramnik and Svidler. And finally Bucharest with Caruana leading ahead of Ponomariov and Radjabov.
In this post, we show the two decisive games for Aronian victory. The first is a fiery game that has a rook sacrifice and Aronian surviving a devastating attack. The second is his win over the initial leader Adams also with black from an inferior position.
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