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Who would be Fischer's
first challenger? Most pundits chose Spassky, for though his
record as Champion had not been too impressive, his dominant play
in the mid-sixties had not been forgotten. But in the
second round of the Candidates' Matches, Spassky faced the youthful Anatoly
Karpov, who advanced to the finals with remarkably mature play. Here he gives a textbook example of exploiting a small positional advantage on the
white side of the Sicilian Defense. |
