This game is amazing. When I was in middle school my friend and I were playing chess and he found a Fischer book, Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess. He focuses on different tactics like Pins, Back Rank Mates and other things. And it really shows in his rook plays at the end.
I think he pretty much does every video actually explains why there’s no more to be done or what the outcome will be after so and so move Agadmator=Thorough
At 8:10 in the video, there is a better move than Kg7. Rxf6 - the rook can take the knight as a free piece. Checkmate would ensue if white captures either of Black’s rooks in this exact position. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
Come on! Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Fischer Lost 5 times against awful blunder maker Geller! My old computer tought 5:22 minutes Capablanca-Reti game move and solved! Same computer tought only 4:37 minutes Kasparov-Kramink game move and solved! Same computer tought only 1:55 Fischer vs Benko game move and solved! Computers telling the truth Capablanca better than dry safe Fischer! Morphy Tal Alekhine Kasparov had much More beautiful complex games than dry safe Fischer! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 StLouis elo 3100! Fischer his best tournament score only 2990! Karpov beat Spassky 13-1! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! Carlsen would beat Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Karpov has won over 160 super grand Master tournaments! Fischer won zero only inter zonals 1962 1970! Fischer was Second in Santa Monica 1966 behind blunder maker Spassky! Fischer did not won Havanna 1965! Stockfish 17 would beat Fischer 999-1 easily! Crazy lunatic people claiming that Fischer would beat Carlsen bigger than Spassky! Carlsen would beat Fischer 30 times easily because weak Spassky beat Fischer 10 times!!
Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 11 losses! You can not lose 11 times against awful blunder maker Spassky! Carlsen 100 times better than Spassky!
damnit, turns out i was wrong, and world champions are good at chess. who would have tought,? just realized the queen could capture the rook and black would be screwed...
For your knowledge. The reason that we don't Play Bxb6 in the oppening is not because the engine says don't do it, it's because you can't give up your strongest minor piece, if you give it up, you no longer control the darksquares, and as white has already advanced f4-f5 the King becomes more fulnerable. You don't need an engine to understand this
I dont think anything was wrong with Bxb6 I mean what else are you gonna play that isnt much worse? And the early f4-f5 ideas itself doesnt seem to work to well anymore. I am by no means an expert at all but personally I think the entire Bc4 system is a bit lackluster for white if black knows their theory. I think the Bg5 is a lot more scary but that goes for both sides:) or even the g3 system can actually be dangerous if black does not know top modern theory.
@@ryoma1412 Instead of Bxb6 the usual Plan as you said is to Play Bg5 and trade on f6, another is to develop the queen to e2 Play RAd1, and prepare g4-g5
@@mrmarkstv6585 yeah but unfortunately it does not seem like white is in time at all before black bust open the queenside. Maybe the crazy 9. g5 would be interesting but alltogether maybe the a3 line is not so good
I put it into the engine because I was curious too. It's not catastrophic to take the pawn, but black goes from slightly better to slightly worse because the sequence that follows leads to white getting a little initiative: Nxe4 Nxe4 Bxe4 Ng3 Bb7 Nh5 was what looked most natural to me and white is threatening f6, Qg4 is an idea etc. Still pretty even in the engine evaluation, but black is on the back foot.
At 9:32 you did not explain why White could not play Ne4. The reason is Qf4! similar to Ng4,Qf4. Now White would like to defend with Ng3 but the N is pinned to the Q.
In the pause the moment video, I thought of Rxf6. I thought it was a free knight, but white has a deadly response which I missed. Of course, white can’t take the rook.
In case you don't already know, he has many videos covering Bobby's career on his channel but some of them are a few years old. Regardless, you can't go wrong with more Fischer games.
Can somebody explain why the e4 pawn was not taken by black when white played knight to e2? Blacks knight and bishop are attacking it with only whites knight defending and my rookie self cannot see the follow up..
after captures, captures Ng3 black has to do something about his hanging bishop. It doesn't matter much if you support it with d5 or retreat to b7. In either case, white plays f6 and gets a very nice attack. Given that Black already has a wonderful position its probably not worth ruining it for a pawn you really don't need.
That ...Qe3 move is so powerful and infiltrating, and is why Black won, but yet I could NEVER pull off a move like that in a real game. I'm still not sure why White didn't kick the Black queen away with his rook. Perhaps he thought moving his Knight was more clever, as Fischer would'nt expect that. Either way, if you allow the opponent to anchor their Queen in your ranks that early then your defeat is assured.
Agad can I suggest trying removing the border of the chessboard from the layout? I think it might look a little bit cleaner that way. Either way great content!
Was Fischer in a secure facility or something when this game was played? I didn’t know correspondence games were allowed in tournaments, seems like you could easily cheat
This is explained in the excellent book, My 60 Memorable Games by Fischer. Bobby was not allowed to travel to Havana, so they arranged for him to play in the tournament via a “radio” format from New York. Bobby was put in a room, and the opponent’s moves were sent by radio from Havana to an arbiter in New York. The arbiter would then visit Bobby in the room, convey the move, and await Bobby’s reply.
#suggestion Could you do a game from Aditya Samant who just became a GM at 17? Samant-Predke 2022 looks like a decent game with an ELO spread >250, a couple of piece sacrifices and then a QRNN vs QRR ending. Maybe we will see more of Samant in the future like the other young Indian GMs.
I'm sure there is a reason.. but instead of Kg7 attacking that knight on the pause the video part of this.. why not Rxf6.. just take the knight outright
at 7:31, instead of K-g7 why not just RxN. Neither black rook can be taken due to back-rank mate and both black rook are en prise next move regardless of any defensive attempts white makes.
Fischer had 98.6 accuracy. No brilliant moves. 3 great moves by fischer 0 from white. White had 85.8 accuracy with 2 mistakes. 23 Qg4 was a mistake from white. 30 Qxb4 was also a mistake. Fischers great moves were 22 knightxd5, 23 g6, and 26 king g7.
2nd : Timestamps - 1st #suggestion Or why not let viewers make timestamps in comments then you can pin the best timestamp comment and copy the timestamps to the video description? 2nd #suggestion - Alice Lee beat Wesley So... ...'s girlfriend Carissa Yip in 2023 USCC girls juniors Carissa is underperforming and even lost to a WGM because Carissa is distracted by a secret relationship with Wesley So that started in the 2022 Olympiad. Look at Carissa's X header. Notice both of them are defending champions but then underperform in their 1st tournaments after the Olympiad. Carissa Yip 2021 USCC women's - winner 2022 USCC girls juniors - didn't play but would've easily won if not for playing in 2022 USCC juniors instead 2023 USCC girls juniors - underperforming Wesley So 2019 classical WFRCC - winner 2021 9LX - 2nd place 2021 USCC - winner 2022 9LX - only 5th place 2022 USCC - only 5th place 2022 rapid WFRCC - only 6th place 3rd #suggestion - magnus cheats anish in round 7 superbet blitz 2023 --> 3:22:36 in 8gw7XDq87C4 4th #suggestion - Philippine women's chess 2022 WGM Janelle Frayna, the 1st and only Philippine WGM, upset Georgian GM (really GM not just WGM) Bela Khotenashvili at the 2022 world blitz. There's a 13-move UNDERPROMOTION puzzle here. [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "6k1/6b1/1p1P3p/6pP/3pPpP1/p2NqP2/6K1/5Q2"] 1. Qd1 a2 2. Qb3+ Kf8 3. d7 Qe2+ 4. Nf2 Ke7 5. Qd5 Kd8 6. Qe6 Bf6 7. Qe8+ Kc7 8. Qc8+ Kd6 9. e5+ Qxe5 10. d8=R+ Bxd8 11. Qxd8+ Kc6 12. Qa8+ Kb5 13. Qxa2 For some reason none of the Philippine channels except Kelvinllovejr even cover this game. LOL. But Janelle did cover the game where e drew against Nemo, so maybe Janelle will cover this game later on. --- P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq xcdhgq xcdhgq xcdhgq
@@monstermagnet3150 Well Tal we know he likes, but nobody compares to the genius of Bobby-well..maybe Morphy. I put Andersen 1st my 2 cents, the man was a sociopath ( and psychologist) on the chess board-he did a deep dive on an opponents psyche before each game. Antonio is more of a historian than I, he respects relentless attackers and the unforgivable punishment of mistakes.
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It's amazing to see how Fischer never runs out of excellent games to make videos. Goat indeed
Damn... I was re-watching some of the 1971 condidates videos and this gets uploaded today. My day is made
This game is amazing. When I was in middle school my friend and I were playing chess and he found a Fischer book, Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess. He focuses on different tactics like Pins, Back Rank Mates and other things. And it really shows in his rook plays at the end.
HE IS THE ALI OF CHESS. HE HAD PERSONALITY AND CHRISMA NONE OF THESE OTHER CHAMPS HAVE. HE WAS A VERY INTERESTING MAN.
What I like most about Fischer is how nearly chaotic his playing could be. I hold the same distaste for what chess has largely become. No imagination!
I’m a simple man, I see fischer i press like
Top 1.
I am also a simple man
Me too
You are a common man ....who can't come up with original comment on your own.
@@rashmibhargav1343 ..and yet, you replied to a comment you find distasteful.
What does that say about you.
I really liked your recap of the game, explaining the main ideas of the position. You should do that more often! It was really nice
I think he pretty much does every video actually explains why there’s no more to be done or what the outcome will be after so and so move Agadmator=Thorough
Havent watched the channel in awhile but im glad to see the channel is good and alive Antonio!🙏❤
Awesome, so precise
At 8:10 in the video, there is a better move than Kg7.
Rxf6 - the rook can take the knight as a free piece. Checkmate would ensue if white captures either of Black’s rooks in this exact position.
Please correct me if I’m wrong.
The problem is Qh4+ and Qxf6+
of course fishcer saw it and it doesn’t work.
simble, humble, magician and artist onley the Great Bobby Fischer.
really looking forward for the next saga
That queen on E3 was like Sauron's tower.
Bobby is still one of the best chess player 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
The 🐐
Yes if he was alive today and about 30 years old with
all the computer training help he would beat anyone including Magnus.
Im pretty sure i'd win if we played right now
Fischer peaked once and then was too scared to defend his title. He has no longevity to speak of and will get smoked by Kasparov and magnus
@@ndnd7614Mental illness is no joke.
Via teletype western union Fischer played the capablanca memorial 1965 from the Frank Marshall Manhattan NY chess club
Fischer didn’t just beat his opponents; he destroyed them
Come on! Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Fischer Lost 5 times against awful blunder maker Geller! My old computer tought 5:22 minutes Capablanca-Reti game move and solved! Same computer tought only 4:37 minutes Kasparov-Kramink game move and solved! Same computer tought only 1:55 Fischer vs Benko game move and solved! Computers telling the truth Capablanca better than dry safe Fischer! Morphy Tal Alekhine Kasparov had much More beautiful complex games than dry safe Fischer! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 StLouis elo 3100! Fischer his best tournament score only 2990! Karpov beat Spassky 13-1! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! Carlsen would beat Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Karpov has won over 160 super grand Master tournaments! Fischer won zero only inter zonals 1962 1970! Fischer was Second in Santa Monica 1966 behind blunder maker Spassky! Fischer did not won Havanna 1965! Stockfish 17 would beat Fischer 999-1 easily! Crazy lunatic people claiming that Fischer would beat Carlsen bigger than Spassky! Carlsen would beat Fischer 30 times easily because weak Spassky beat Fischer 10 times!!
I THINK IN HIS TIME, NOBODY COULD BEAT HIM!
Facts
Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 11 losses! You can not lose 11 times against awful blunder maker Spassky! Carlsen 100 times better than Spassky!
at 7:36 if the rook just captures the knight on f6, what is the next move? Qh3+, then Kg7, and white has nothing? Rxa1, Rf4 almost traps queen..
damnit, turns out i was wrong, and world champions are good at chess. who would have tought,? just realized the queen could capture the rook and black would be screwed...
I'm loving the new interface. Great job!
"we don't argue with the engines"😅
Afther Black bishop to B7, white played pawn F5. Than black pawn E5 and Knight E2. Why Fisher didn’t grab white pawn on E4??
This layout/colour scheme is much better. An improvement not only from the update but also the original.
For your knowledge. The reason that we don't Play Bxb6 in the oppening is not because the engine says don't do it, it's because you can't give up your strongest minor piece, if you give it up, you no longer control the darksquares, and as white has already advanced f4-f5 the King becomes more fulnerable. You don't need an engine to understand this
Especially after you have committed your pawns to white squares.
I dont think anything was wrong with Bxb6 I mean what else are you gonna play that isnt much worse? And the early f4-f5 ideas itself doesnt seem to work to well anymore. I am by no means an expert at all but personally I think the entire Bc4 system is a bit lackluster for white if black knows their theory. I think the Bg5 is a lot more scary but that goes for both sides:) or even the g3 system can actually be dangerous if black does not know top modern theory.
@@ryoma1412 Instead of Bxb6 the usual Plan as you said is to Play Bg5 and trade on f6, another is to develop the queen to e2 Play RAd1, and prepare g4-g5
@@mrmarkstv6585 yeah but unfortunately it does not seem like white is in time at all before black bust open the queenside. Maybe the crazy 9. g5 would be interesting but alltogether maybe the a3 line is not so good
How are you, and your family?
quite well, thank you!
I like the new layout
yeah it is better
3:32 Hi Antonio. Fyi, Stockfish 16 at depth=40 actually does have 15.Be3xb6 as the preferred move.
Exactly so, white's game is already difficult.
8:45 why not simply take a rook at f2 by knight?
In the end, why could Fischer not play Rxf3 instead of Kg7 winning the knight right away?
F6
That was the move I found too (Rxf6 that is). I was surprised it wasn't played.
Qh4+ Kg7 Qxf6+ followed by Rxa8 and black gets mated
Why didn't Fischer capture the pawn on e4 after 12. Nde2 ?
Why not?
Too much counterplay for white, d5 would be terribly weak afterwards.
I put it into the engine because I was curious too. It's not catastrophic to take the pawn, but black goes from slightly better to slightly worse because the sequence that follows leads to white getting a little initiative:
Nxe4 Nxe4 Bxe4 Ng3 Bb7 Nh5 was what looked most natural to me and white is threatening f6, Qg4 is an idea etc. Still pretty even in the engine evaluation, but black is on the back foot.
Am I missing something, why didn’t he capture the pawn at 3:02?
Agadmator absolutely nailed the pronunciation of Max Euwe. That's as good as it gonna get for a non Dutch speaker.
I found Qe2 but I can't figure out why I need to move the King first...
Fischer had a crystal clear understanding of chess.
At 9:32 you did not explain why White could not play Ne4. The reason is Qf4! similar to Ng4,Qf4. Now White would like to defend with Ng3 but the N is pinned to the Q.
Nice layout of the screen BTW.
One could further consolidate the fonts, though.
In the pause the moment video, I thought of Rxf6. I thought it was a free knight, but white has a deadly response which I missed. Of course, white can’t take the rook.
I saw Ra8xra1 as a good move, as white's only choice is Rf1xra1, then black rook at f2 gets a free knight at f6.
@jimsladepoe1275 yeah I expected that as well, don't see anything wrong with that, it's pretty much forced
I was looking for this comment! I thought white had no response to to …Rxf6
But I totally missed Qh4+ following which white violates
at 7:31 , why not just Rf2xKnf6 ?
You can just write Rxf6. Also its "N" not "Kn" for knight.
i will answer myself, qh4 check, is why not.......
More Bobby Fischer games please. BTW love your channel
In case you don't already know, he has many videos covering Bobby's career on his channel but some of them are a few years old. Regardless, you can't go wrong with more Fischer games.
#Suggestion - Oscar Panno v Boris Spassky. Incredible attack beginning with a knight sacrifice, ending with a total destruction against Spassky
Why doesnt qe2 work before kicking away the knight
3:01 Why not grab the pawn with .. Nxe4?
fisher was such a savage
Can somebody explain why the e4 pawn was not taken by black when white played knight to e2? Blacks knight and bishop are attacking it with only whites knight defending and my rookie self cannot see the follow up..
after captures, captures Ng3 black has to do something about his hanging bishop. It doesn't matter much if you support it with d5 or retreat to b7. In either case, white plays f6 and gets a very nice attack. Given that Black already has a wonderful position its probably not worth ruining it for a pawn you really don't need.
That ...Qe3 move is so powerful and infiltrating, and is why Black won, but yet I could NEVER pull off a move like that in a real game. I'm still not sure why White didn't kick the Black queen away with his rook. Perhaps he thought moving his Knight was more clever, as Fischer would'nt expect that. Either way, if you allow the opponent to anchor their Queen in your ranks that early then your defeat is assured.
Instead of Kg7, is it not M7 with the sequence Rxa1, Rxa1, Rxg2, Kxg2m Qf2, Kh3, Qf3, Kh4, Qf6, Kh3, Qf3, Kh4, Bd8# not work???
Find the best move < setting up the move
Just wondering what happened to Steinitz saga?
Not interesting. Alekhine/ Karpov/ Kramnik saga will be more exciting
Amaizing game
And it now as of move 17 that we have a completely new game
This Fischer guy was pretty good.
Why not knight captures rook? Saves the knight and trades up. 8:46
I don't understand that word - kinkare to the light square bishop
Agad can I suggest trying removing the border of the chessboard from the layout? I think it might look a little bit cleaner that way. Either way great content!
2:00 wait... do you mean Fisher was playing "ONLINE"???
why not Rxf6 at 7:47
Was Fischer in a secure facility or something when this game was played? I didn’t know correspondence games were allowed in tournaments, seems like you could easily cheat
This is explained in the excellent book, My 60 Memorable Games by Fischer.
Bobby was not allowed to travel to Havana, so they arranged for him to play in the tournament via a “radio” format from New York. Bobby was put in a room, and the opponent’s moves were sent by radio from Havana to an arbiter in New York. The arbiter would then visit Bobby in the room, convey the move, and await Bobby’s reply.
#suggestion Hikaru Nakamura and Atousa Pourkashian got married. It's nice to show a game between them.
What is the game he is referring to that he says is the first link in the description, I can't find it.
ruclips.net/video/78kOAWunrMs/видео.html
As allready asked, isn't Rxf6 the simpler winning move?
Qa4+ followed by Qxf6 picks up the rook with check
@@memememe908 Qh4+
@@memememe908 Thank you
I also hadn’t noticed that!!
the board looks a bit off
#suggestion Nigel Short Vs. Kasparov - Speed Chess Challenge Final Game
7:42 I believe that ...Rxf6 is even better here
Thought so too, why does it not work?
Oh Qh4+ picks up the rook with check, so no time to capture on a1
... Rxf6 would lose terribly to Qh4 + followed by Qxf6
Why not just Rxf6?
Qa4+
@@memememe908 You mean Qh4+? Then Kg7, Qxf6 - yeah that's a good response.
6:52 Instead of getting the A file rook back, couldn’t White give a check by Qh3+, and pick up the Rook at F2 ?
Bishop on b6
Yay Bobby content let’s goooooooooooo!
Instead of k-g7 why not just rook takes the knight?
@Agadmator serious question📛📛📛
Why do I never see you commentating on live chess streams? I would really love your input during live streams! #Stan
Normally you have to be either IM or GM to be commentator on live chess, unless am missing something, at least on pro chess tournaments
#suggestion Alekhine vs Capablanca final championship match
#suggestion Could you do a game from Aditya Samant who just became a GM at 17? Samant-Predke 2022 looks like a decent game with an ELO spread >250, a couple of piece sacrifices and then a QRNN vs QRR ending. Maybe we will see more of Samant in the future like the other young Indian GMs.
German said: tsch=“Č”, than “Š”=sch…Robač instead of Robaš, because Karl is German origin (Č) Carl is more English name (Š)…etc.
I'm sure there is a reason.. but instead of Kg7 attacking that knight on the pause the video part of this.. why not Rxf6.. just take the knight outright
white queen go h4
at 7:31, instead of K-g7 why not just RxN. Neither black rook can be taken due to back-rank mate and both black rook are en prise next move regardless of any defensive attempts white makes.
Qh4
I think Max Euwe is pronunced without consonants
"He set a trap, and I let him fall into it."
- Bobby Fischer maybe.
#Suggestion Alekhine vs Capablanca last final match of the championsh😢😢
So that makes it the first on-line tournament ever?
LoL~!
Thx
He4 @9:30
Hello everyone!
#suggestion your fav crazyhouse game!
1:53
My like was number 600!))
I love 3am chess
You stay up late ⏰ playing chess ♟️ at that time ? I’m a night owl myself and am sometimes awake until 4am 🕓
Glad to see people like us exist 😆
why not you show my games bro
Can i show your games?
Imagine if Fischer had decided to fly to Cuba in 1965! Bc4 missile crisis.
Come on thorn pawn!
First comment of the day good morning to you sir
Good morning from Ohio
Far be it for me to intimate other than the contrary!
Hi
Fischer had 98.6 accuracy. No brilliant moves. 3 great moves by fischer 0 from white. White had 85.8 accuracy with 2 mistakes. 23 Qg4 was a mistake from white. 30 Qxb4 was also a mistake. Fischers great moves were 22 knightxd5, 23 g6, and 26 king g7.
GG
#suggestion Alexander Khalifman
White failed to execute b4, Black played b4 and won nicely.
Fischer juega con los chicos.
Robatach was rather insulting at the end.
2nd : Timestamps - 1st #suggestion
Or why not let viewers make timestamps in comments then you can pin the best timestamp comment and copy the timestamps to the video description?
2nd #suggestion - Alice Lee beat Wesley So...
...'s girlfriend Carissa Yip in 2023 USCC girls juniors
Carissa is underperforming and even lost to a WGM because Carissa is distracted by a secret relationship with Wesley So that started in the 2022 Olympiad. Look at Carissa's X header.
Notice both of them are defending champions but then underperform in their 1st tournaments after the Olympiad.
Carissa Yip
2021 USCC women's - winner
2022 USCC girls juniors - didn't play but would've easily won if not for playing in 2022 USCC juniors instead
2023 USCC girls juniors - underperforming
Wesley So
2019 classical WFRCC - winner
2021 9LX - 2nd place
2021 USCC - winner
2022 9LX - only 5th place
2022 USCC - only 5th place
2022 rapid WFRCC - only 6th place
3rd #suggestion - magnus cheats anish
in round 7 superbet blitz 2023 --> 3:22:36 in 8gw7XDq87C4
4th #suggestion - Philippine women's chess 2022
WGM Janelle Frayna, the 1st and only Philippine WGM, upset Georgian GM (really GM not just WGM) Bela Khotenashvili at the 2022 world blitz.
There's a 13-move UNDERPROMOTION puzzle here.
[Variant "From Position"]
[FEN "6k1/6b1/1p1P3p/6pP/3pPpP1/p2NqP2/6K1/5Q2"]
1. Qd1 a2 2. Qb3+ Kf8 3. d7 Qe2+ 4. Nf2 Ke7 5. Qd5 Kd8 6. Qe6 Bf6 7. Qe8+ Kc7 8. Qc8+ Kd6 9. e5+ Qxe5 10. d8=R+ Bxd8 11. Qxd8+ Kc6 12. Qa8+ Kb5 13. Qxa2
For some reason none of the Philippine channels except Kelvinllovejr even cover this game. LOL. But Janelle did cover the game where e drew against Nemo, so maybe Janelle will cover this game later on.
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P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See
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Fish > Fisher -> Fishest
Hence Proved,
Only Mr Fishest could win against Fisher.
Fischer is..Antonio’s favorite player.
Also-he’s right.
Think Tal is, then probably Ivanchuk and Fischer
@@monstermagnet3150What about Morphy?
@@monstermagnet3150 Well Tal we know he likes, but nobody compares to the genius of Bobby-well..maybe Morphy.
I put Andersen 1st my 2 cents, the man was a sociopath ( and psychologist) on the chess board-he did a deep dive on an opponents psyche before each game.
Antonio is more of a historian than I, he respects relentless attackers and the unforgivable punishment of mistakes.
@@monstermagnet3150 I love Ivanchuk-his interviews alone are 😂.
5:35, by giving a free rook you dont stop queen to g4 :)
The rook wil stop Qg4 from c4. He was not blundering rook 😂