As some of you may now know, RoseDuke 9d is Victor Chow, a Chinese-born South African 6d amateur player.  His play is known for being quite aggressive and prone to fihgting.  He's also known to have beaten at least two Japanese pros, Yahata Koichi 6p and Sasaki Tsuyoshi 5p, in addition to having placed well in a number of tournaments including the WAGC.

I wasn't able to determine much about his South Korean opponent, 사이런스/tkdlfjstm 9d, except for the fact that his name sounds like the English word, "Silence".  As a side note, I'll point out that "tkdlfjstm" is simply what occurs if you type 사이런스 on an English keyboard, hitting the keys that you would normally type in Korean.  Some other players have done this, including the owner of another ID that some had previously speculated to have been Lee Changho, gksrnrwja, which would be 한국점 in Korean.  Of course, 한국 is Korean, but I am not sure what 한국점 would be.  In any case, sometimes the strings of characters that seem to have no meaning can actually come out to a Korean word if you type it on a Korean keyboard.

Whether to be considered aggressive or not, the attacks started early in this game with black pressing white with Q11.  White's response at S10 was unique to me.  Both players fought for territory, with black grabbing a handful of stones with 87.  Whites stones survived in the lower left, but black kept pressing.  White attacked black's group with move 142, but black managed to jump out.  It appears that white thought he had captured the string of stones at P2, but in fact, it was black who captured white in the end, bringing the 205 move battle to a close.

RoseDuke 9d vs. 사이런스 9d:

RoseDuke 9d: 0 - 0

사이런스 9d: 0 - 0

Ranking Points:

RoseDuke 9d: 36428

사이런스 9d: 35997

Game Stats:

RoseDuke 9d: 5 - 5 [9d] | 1122 - 890

사이런스 9d: 12 - 13 [9d] | 197 - 125

Last 20 Games:

사이런스 9d: 11 - 9