Play Like Boris Spassky - Chess Lessons

Boris Spassky was the 10th World Champion, and one of the few players in history to successfully qualify for a title match more than once. Spassky played two title matches with Tigran Petrosian, winning the 2nd in 1969. He held the title until he lost a dramatic match to Bobby Fischer in 1972. Follow

Fischer vs Spassky – 50 years ago

Bobby Fischer, dead at 64 - The Chess Drum

Closeup portrait of Bobby Fischer before match vs Boris Spassky

Real-life 'The Queen's Gambit': Custodian leads school chess teams in Maine

Play Like Boris Spassky: Larsen vs Spassky

The New York Gambit - The New York Times

EPIC BATTLE: Anatoly Karpov vs Boris Spassky - Candidates Semifinal 1974

Remembering Bobby Fischer, the chess prodigy who represented America on the world stage, 50 years ago: Justice B. Hill

Bobby Darin - Bobby enjoyed chess throughout his life. He became very passionate about it, as did the world, when Bobby Fischer faced off against Boris Spassky for the world title in

My first OTB chess game

Boris Spassky playing a 41-board simultaneous exhibition in New York City [Feb. 5th, 1974] : r/chess

Spassky: “I still look at chess with the eyes of a child”

In Celebration of the 45th Anniversary of the legendary 1972 World Chess Championship, featuring Robert J. (Bobby) Fischer (USA) and Boris Spassky

CLEARANCE - The Fischer Spassky 1972 Series Commemorative Chess Pieces - 3.75 King

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CBM #214 Special: Boris Spassky