Bobby Fischer

For 24 years, the Soviet Union had used the world chess championship as proof of its intellectual superiority over the West — and the American Bobby Fischer's defeat of Soviet champion Boris Spassky in Reykjavik in 1972 ended that argument, in front of the

Bobby Fischer Against the World (2011)

Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)

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Chess: iconic Reykjavik Open sparks memory of Bobby Fischer from 1973

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Barbara "Bobby" Fischer Fletcher Obituary January 14, 2026 - Harry McKneely & Son Funeral Home

Bobby Fischer Quit Rather Than Play Unfairly

Bobby Fischer Live (2009)

The Bobby Fischer Centre Explores the Life & Legacy of a Chess Icon

How Spassky fought for Fischer

Better Than Bobby Fischer

This Day in History: Bobby Fischer defeats Borris Spassky as World Chess champion on Sept. 1, 1972

This Day in History: Bobby Fischer defeats Boris Spassky as World Chess champion on Sept. 1, 1972

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The Fritz 20 Duel: Svitlana Demchenko vs. Bobby Fischer!

World Champions Blunder: Bobby Fischer's Most Epic Blunders

Searching for Bobby Fischer

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Bobby Fischer

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