From a Winning Position to Getting Checkmated in 17 Moves

The player with the white pieces had an easy winning position. But he ended up losing the game in 17 moves after an apparently natural move. Join GM Ashley in today's video to check out what happened in the game!
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[@nick2629]

That knight on g5 was stronger than a queen. Absolutely mind-blowing.

[@BongelaMnguni]

35:50 Funny that my stockfish evaluated the position after cxd6 as +14.63 for white, but when I play through it changes to 0.00. After d7 it thought black should take the pawn which would be a fatal mistake of course

[@pudgestayssuckafree4145]

Give this Brotha his flowers while he can smell them...Salute! #LEGEND 👑

[@samuelfelton6158]

what the heck just happened? That was trifling.

[@Algorox]

Wait a minute, wait a minute, don't get funky...

[@joshash5944]

From the kingside...to the queenside.. From the *kingside*.. to the queenside... I could see a song coming.. Coolest GM on the planet.. just sayin

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

You're amazing!

[@fonsirdanan4931]

This game happened on planet earth?

[@MarianoSolGuitarra]

Ibarra es muy bueno atacando, estoy seguro que habría encontrado Cg5 en vez de Cxf2, me parece hasta mas natural.

[@westonstutzman5514]

first (i think)