Boris Spassky - Best Of Chess
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Boris Spassky Boris Spassky was a Russian citizen who was formerly of French origin. He was crowned the 10th World Champion of chess and reigned Supreme from 1969 all the way to 1972. Besides being one of the best chess players in the world, he is also said to be the player who lived longer than most of the champions. He too took a journey of self realization before rising to be a chess king and accumulated his fair share of accolades along the way. He was born in one of the cities in Russia that bread Chess Champions
French Lardy Staunton chess set with ebonized and boxwood pieces, heavily weighted, extra queens, green felt pads, 3.75” King
Fischer-Spassky Commemorative Chess Set with Ebony & Boxwood Pieces - 3.75 King
The Boris Spassky design is well regarded in the chess world - a triple weighted Rosewood set of chess pieces and with double Queens too. A classic
Boris Spassky Rosewood Chess Set
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Chess set used in Fischer's first ever win against Spassky sold
When Henry Kissinger called chess legend Bobby Fischer to coax him to play Boris Spassky in Match of the Century
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Bobby Fischer, Troubled Genius of Chess, Dies at 64 - The New York Times
The Fischer Spassky 1972 Series Commemorative Chess Pieces - 3.75 King
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