Bobor Spassky, Soviet-Era Chess Champion lost “a century of age” in the American Bobby Fischer, an estate at 88

Boris Spassky, Soviet-Era World Chess Chess Losing Has Loss of America Bobby Fischer At a popular meeting in 1972, he was a complainant of cold war mineral, died on Thursday in Moscow. He was 88.

His death was confirmed by the international chess Federation, the Governing Body of the Game. Has not been given a cause.

Spassky was one of the largest players, “said the social networking team.” You have left a sign inaccessible in the game. “

The Russian Chess Feedback called the death of his “great loss in the land,” said chess generations had learned from his games.

One of the first reaction was a Soviet Grandmaster Anatoly Karpov, who told Tass State News Agency: “He always was one of my big pictures.”

SPassky is best remembered with her duel and American Bobby Fischer in 1972, which deserved to quarrel between east and west. Duel is known as “a game of the century.”

The Soviet Chess Giant Lived the Selected Life, a collision between the high-scale collision against the best pastures of the season and times to disappear.

Birth in 1937 Leningrad, Saint Petersburg, Spassky showed a troubling talent in advance, becomes a world of a world in history at the time at 18.

He said he learned to play Chess five years on the mountain, managed to escape Lilingrad and his family when the Nazi siege during World War II.

After the war, his fierce playing method without fear of self-sacrifice was seen by his peers and encouraged the kingdom, which gave him a coach and trainer.

As he has made a strong view, he found himself in the shadow of another character in the Soviet Chess, Mikhail Tal, called “the magic of the Riga”.

It was not until 1961 that SPassyy came back to win the USSR tournament.

Eight years later he won his petrosian of Tomporiot Trigran to take a national topic.

“I have never been the purpose of being a world champion. Everything worked in itself.

Jugoslav Grandmaster Svetozar said Spassky’s secret skills were “lying in his greatest ability to adapt to different styles of his opponents,” said Washington Post report.

“The Great Bond”

But spassky will save your three-year title.

In 1972 in Iceland played a game to explain his work, against American Prodigy Fischer.

With a cold war in its height and the Soviet Union faced the game, SPassky faced a 29-year-old game, which criticized Soviet Chess players.

But after the first comfortable start of the spassky, the American returned to win, the Soviet World stopped from 1948.

Although the loss was a mechanical surface of Moscow, because the spassky was a relief to end “a big responsibility.”

“You can’t think I am happy when Fischer removes them. I released myself from a heavy burden and I breathed freely,” said about for forty years.

The humble battle duel was a lot of books, documents, and films. Most noteworthy inspired Walter Tevis “the queen of the queen,” was changed in Netflix Netflix series in 2020.

But at that time, after his defeat, SPassky fell down the patience.

Four years later, in 1976, he moved to France, after getting Russian French. He found a French citizen in 1978.

SPassky has not been back to society for years, even randomly rebeated Fischer in Yugoslavia in 1992.

The last years of his life were marked sick health and mysterious family conflict.

After two strokes, he returned to Russia in 2012 with the support of the sponsor and his wife’s counsel and sisters.

“I have to start from the beginning, but not afraid,” SPassky said, Russia, Russia after his return.

A few years earlier, in 2008, he had visited his former fischer tomb, who died in that year and was buried in the small cemetery of Iceland.

“Do you think the neighborhood is available?” Spassky asked reporters associated with her in a visit.

SPassky lived in Moscow and his relatives informed the Chess Congregation of his death, the Executive Director Alexander Tkachev told Irio Novosti News Agency.

The associated machinator contributed to the report.