M.Boxum – M.Stempher
Maybe not that complex (if you know that there is a combination), but it is so well hidden that a strong and experient player missed it.
16.34-29! 14-20? 17.25x14 10x19 18.33-28!! 24x35 19.28-23 18x29 20.38-32 27x38 21.42*4

D.Cussac – R.Martens
Not a new idea, but it remains beautiful especially when it has been realized in a real game
45. 48-42! 24-29 46.30-24! 19x39 47.28x8 12x3 48.27-21 16x27 49.32x43