Bobby Fischer Breaks Boris Spassky's Ego - Best Of The 70s

The 1972 World Chess Championship match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky was a tremendous contest that ultimately concluded Fischer's untouchable 1970-1972 period (and even his career). Leading up to the match, Fischer put together an incredible run of 19 (20?) wins in a row by winning his

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Boris Spassky, left and Bobby Fischer analyze their match in Sveti Svefan on Sunday, Sept. 20, 1992. Fischer, attacking aggressively with the white pieces, defeated Spassky on Sunday to take a 5-2

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