Tigran Petrosian vs Bobby Fischer | Candidates Final (1971)

Tigran V Petrosian vs Robert James Fischer
"Tiger Bomb"
Fischer - Petrosian Candidates Final (1971) · 0-1
#chess #chessgame #bobbyfisher

[@JeffJackson-bg8rg]

Greatest Chess player of all time. Took down the Soviet Chess machine down all by himself. Nobody even comes close to Bobby.

[@diogrigor]

Almost true. He backed away vs Karpov.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! Carlsen would beat Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Fischer beat Spassky 10 wins 15 draws 5 losses in 1992! Spassky was 162nd world ranking and rated 2558 in 1992! Fischer score 58,33%!So we get Fischer rating 2617,78 in 1992 at age 49! Lasker won the New York tournament in 1924 beating world Best scoring 2875 elo at age 56! Fischer 2617,78 vs Lasker 2875! Karpov has won over 160 super grand Master tournaments! Fischer won zero only inter zonals 1962 1970! Fischer Lost 5 times against awful blunder maker Geller! Carlsen is 100xtimes better than Spassky and Geller! Carlsen would beat Fischer 30 times easily! Fischer was Second in Santa Monica 1966 behind blunder maker Spassky! Fischer did not win Havanna 1965! Morphy Tal Alekhine Kasparov had much more beautiful games than Fischer!!!

[@venziiliev2843]

He was the most unpleasant chess champion! The puff!

[@michelemelonitessitori1951]

The greatest of all time

[@henryseidel5469]

@@RaineriHakkarainen You should better learn how to become an acceptable player rather than messing about with some figures. You are a bit queer in the attic, aren't you ? Your silly psychogrammes of world class players just show that your intellectual equipment is somehow in need of repair. Have you ever played a game of chess ?

[@joseluisperezruiz1312]

Nadie podrá jamás superar a Bobby. Porque lo hizo solo, sin la ayuda de nadie. Kasparov, karpov, carlsen y otros tuvieron ayuda de grandes entrenadores, incluso de su familia y el gobierno. Bobby ni siquiera su familia ni el gobierno de su país le ayudó. Llegó en taxi a jugar el campeonato del mundo contra la escuela Soviética de ajedrez. Y les ganó a todos. Además ha jugado el ajedrez más perfecto de todos los tiempos. Por estas razones y otras más nadie le llega ni a los talones al gran Bobby. El único que supera a Bobby es el ajedrez mismo. Robert James Fischer: "EL MAS GRANDE".

[@rayfinkle2805]

Could not have put it better myself 👍😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@joseluisperezruiz1312]

@@rayfinkle2805 Gracias

[@andreasandre4756]

You don't know the truth, so you think according to your imagination. Petrosian was alone against the Politburo and the world. He was the greatest. However, he passed away early. When Petrosian was the champion, Fischer disappeared from chess life... And when Spassky became the champion, Fischer reappeared, since he knew for sure that Petrosian would not stop him, even despite the threats of the Politburo who gave the command to stop Fischer at all costs. Question - Would someone in Petrosian’s place have stopped Fischer? Answer - I personally admire that Petrosian did not pay attention to the orders of the Politburo - He was no longer a champion. This was already the concern of Spassky’s favorite Politburo who as a genius fell from the moon. And even in 1992, Fischer proved that Spassky is a simple grandmaster. And then Petrosian was no longer alive. When the Politburo declared Spassky a genius player and no one could defeat him, Petrosian said the opposite in 1971: After the Final candidates, Petrosian announced - Fischer was a genius, and he lost the game to a genius. What's on his mind: let two geniuses play together now, I'm no longer the champion and I'm not worried about maintaining my title among the genius players. - here is the answer to the game played - simply carefree. If you have ever played in a championship game, then you would know what carefree is. Now you know the truth about the genius Fischer, who was truly a super player, and about the candidate Petrosian, who created the Fischer symbol against Russian antagonism, anti-Semitism, and evil. However, Karpov was a super player also and no one helped him to become a champion. That is why Fisher was afraid of to play with Karpov.

[@lapalabraencapsulas2305]

@@andreasandre4756Fischer was stronger than Petrosian. Yet, in my humble opinion, Capablanca was the greatest of all. After him, Alekhine, Fischer, Tal, Lasker, Botvinik, Kasparov y Carlsen. Those are my favorites and others have theirs. Of course I liked Petrosian too and every champion of the world had something beautiful to display.

[@martinperu6207]

No solo eso.. Fischer tenia el espíritu de los grandes de la historia.. Simple y efectivo.. Como nadie lo hace.. Esta partida es una joya más.. Con una apertura no solo original.. Donde el rey toma un posición de ataque dando una función que no lo tiene el Rey.. Que generalmente es defendido.. Gracias Bobby..

[@user-wy6wn4dr2z]

Боже как красиво. Фишер сила.

[@user-gl9hq5so5y]

СПАСИБО ФИШЕРУ ЗА ЕГО ТИТАНИЧ ТРУД И ТАЛАНТ И ПОБЕДЫ !💚💛❤💥💥

[@claudiogarcianevesneves7165]

Percebi que alguns não entenderam quem foi Bobby Fischer, mesmo depois de mais de 50 anos, resumindo com muito respeito exterminou a todos com placares até hoje, nunca mais visto. Ótimo vídeo, Bom dia a todos

[@raphaeldelelisfunchal4917]

A série Gambito da Rainha foi inspirado nele.

[@aliothman5231]

Fischer is my favorite player❤

[@mikephillips6284]

Another extraordinary game by Fischer...with black...essentially bullying a former world champion to defeat. He was more than a great player. An absolute force or phenomenon on a chess board!

[@tb1974]

Thanks for posting. Say what you will about Fischer, but he was beyond a doubt the greatest force in chess since Paul Morphy. From the mid 50s to the Spassky world championship Fischer was the vvery best. Then he went insane. What a shame they didn'tknow then how to treat mental disabilities.

[@goumasnick5020]

I believe that USA chased Bobby Fischer for his ideas (even if they were wrong). USa didn;t deserve such a champion.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! Carlsen would beat awful Spassky 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Fischer beat Spassky 10 wins 15 draws 5 losses in 1992! Spassky was 162nd world ranking and rated 2558 in 1992! Fischer score 58,33% so we get Fischer rating 2617,78 in 1992! Crazy lunatic Yasser Seirawan claiming wrongly that Fischer was world record power and form in 1992! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,50/10 St Louis elo score 3080! Karpov 11/13 in Linares 1994 elo 3040! Fischer and Kasparov their Best tournament scores only 2990! Lasker won the New York Tournament in 1924 beating world best scoring 2875 at age 55! Fischer at age 49 2617,78 vs Lasker 2875 at age 55!!

[@MerryCondorBird-ym6qi]

but the most well-known chess player is Bobby fisher

[@johnwall3471]

Гениальность часто граничит с безумием. Фишер - тому подтверждение.

[@arnaldovaldes3926]

En este encuentro, Fischer destruyó un mito: el sexto sentido de Petrosian que hacía que previera el el peligro y que poseía el arte de defensa impenetrable. Exceptuando las tablas, el mach terminó 5 a 1 a favor de Fischer.

[@claudiofornos4994]

Fischer The best player of the chess!!

[@herbertmische8660]

Great, fantastic and immortal Bobby Fischer!!!! Respect forever!!! 👍👍👍

[@munchenpower2172]

Chess grandmaster Bobby Fischer.

[@user-eb4pg5iq7s]

Really Bobby is the greatest all time besides the Soviets have big bunch of greate players too but Bobby is only One

[@venziiliev2843]

Alekhin!

[@Tom-mi6sn]

Why destroy this post with the music

[@kdee8166]

I turned the music off.

[@Frenchgirl777]

How much time did the players have to make a move?

[@davidfoster2006]

Fisher beat the Russian machine that probably makes him the best ever.

[@user-pl3ye8sx4x]

Without Music

[@andreasandre4756]

You don't know the truth, ... Petrosian was alone against the Politburo and the world. He was the greatest. However, he passed away early. When Petrosian was the champion, Fischer disappeared from chess life... And when Spassky became the champion, Fischer reappeared, since he knew for sure that Petrosian would not stop him, even despite the threats of the Politburo who gave the command to stop Fischer at all costs. Question - Would someone in Petrosian’s place have stopped Fischer? Answer - I personally admire that Petrosian did not pay attention to the orders of the Politburo - He was no longer a champion. This was already the concern of Spassky’s favorite Politburo who as a genius fell from the moon. And even in 1992, Fischer proved that Spassky is a simple grandmaster. And then Petrosian was no longer alive. When the Politburo declared Spassky a genius player and no one could defeat him, Petrosian said the opposite in 1971: After the Final candidates, Petrosian announced - Fischer was a genius, and he lost the game to a genius. What's on his mind: let two geniuses play together now, I'm no longer the champion and I'm not worried about maintaining my title among the genius players. - here is the answer to the game played - simply carefree. If you have ever played in a championship game, then you would know what carefree is. Now you know the truth about the genius Fischer, who was truly a super player, and about the candidate Petrosian, who created the Fischer symbol against Russian antagonism, anti-Semitism, and evil. However, Karpov was a super player also and no one helped him to become a champion. That is why Fisher was afraid of to play with Karpov.

[@emannyuel8437]

Paborito ko si Bobby Fischer, isa sa mga kinikilalang manlalaro ng ahedres.

[@guillermoalfaro8259]

Partida memorable.

[@_stardust62]

Spock, what are the odds in getting a royal fizzbin? SPOCK: I have never computed them, Captain.

[@photozen8398]

@12:16 why KXP and not K -g3?

[@arnaldovaldes3926]

Como es posible la música en una partida de ajedrez: por favor.

[@guillermoalfaro8259]

Nada tiene de particular. Cuestión de gustos. Yo disfruto a Tchaikovski mientras juego o estudio ajedrez.

[@wsewolod1973]

Не вижу ничего особенного в игре Петросяна. Иногда даже казалось, что он "сливает" партию.

[@CoralSea]

One must be crazy to think he/she can single handedly beat the entire Russian chess machine. But Fischer was crazy enough to try and did it.

[@tomostec6661]

Petrosian, all time king of defense …

[@SIMONWilliams-yx3kv]

Bobby Fischer was the GOAT.

[@Timson72]

Что за дебют они разыграли?) Первый раз вижу)...

[@martinperu6207]

Bobby fischer.. Russian..

[@javiyoutuve]

En los comentarios veo que todos conocen de la personalidad y estadísticas de las partidas de los participantes, pero viendo este juego no parece de grandes maestros, pierden piezas importantes sin mayor estrategia 😱

[@KOl-xj4jt]

fisher fishing so

[@grahamholton8542]

Petrosian seems to have thrown away his queen for no advantage?

[@user-ql9nz3qq2k]

Что за Дрездена шумит или это музика

[@ClientClientov]

Не понял.

[@user-8144]

Кто объяснит, зачем на 12:18 Петро с шахом поменял коня на пешку? Зевнул?! После этого партия была обречена..

[@silentbullet2023]

I can't see why petrosian sacked the knight. he also didn't take the pawn on h7 on a couple of occasions.

[@chrishimmelmann]

For example at 6:36, Rxh7 loses to …Bc3, which wins the a-pawn. Then, the passed d-pawn is decisive. At 10:47, Rxh7 loses to …Bb6, followed by …Ra8, and the rook invades White‘s position.

[@user-pl3ye8sx4x]

No Musics

[@georgewhitehead8185]

You ??? Just turn it down, or so low that you can not hear it. The presenter gets his choice of music, NOT you. Quit whining, and let this pass by peacefully, then you will be happy.

[@guillermoalfaro8259]

@@georgewhitehead8185 Estoy de acuerdo.

[@mehrdadlachini7186]

Legend fischer❤

[@Sparklight.82]

Whys resign?

[@StephenMack24077]

It looks like his king is close to checkmate. When he moves next the rook checkmate him. 1 or 2 moves.

[@tvclarencedavis6768]

He had to

[@wehaveasituation]

What's the name of that opening?..

[@martinperu6207]

Bobby Fischer..

[@patriciath8441]

Brawl Sara es mejor

[@jolllyroger66]

Musica di ...

[@vladnikola669]

Напрасно Петросян коня разыграл...да и пешку зачем то потом двинул

[@jozkomrkvicka7607]

No idea of opening principles....

[@user-ih8es5oy8r]

1221RtgIND

[@pglover64]

For all of you who do not like Bobby Fischer, word to the wise! Do you think he gives a fuk?

[@thomasherbst6771]

3. bishop b2 was already inaccurate. The correct move would have been e3. As Korchnoi said after 3....f6: "Black is better."

[@waloyofaridah8805]

.

[@Leatherjacks]

Guys! At 2:42, I have a doubt: If Tigran went down with his Queen at G7... Would that be Check-Mate? I mean... Thats what I'd do... Didnt understand why he stepped his White Queen back from G4 to E2, when facing the Black Queen at C1... Anyway... What an awesome match! ❤

[@irar4665]

well......not quite-but nice try!😎

[@user-qb7yg2vu3f]

Кому нужна эта похоронная музыка?

[@kdee8166]

Easy enough to turn it down

[@Bhogichand]

This is not a real game played between famous players. Bobby Fischer can't play idiot moves.

[@vladimirradosavljevic2149]

Bobby Fisher defeated the worst world champion - Spassky... Petrosyan and Spassky were world champions when Botvinnik got old, Talj got sick, etc... He refused the match with Karp's young hope and asked for new rules, that the challenger must beat the champion with 2 points ahead (fearing the young Russian) he didn't have the courage and gave up...actually his one title by defeating the weakest world chess champion.

[@RustKnight]

Nevertheless, he was, and remain, the greatest chess player ever, at least the one that we have knowledge of.

[@user-ii6xg1sj2k]

...бесмислица...

[@martinperu6207]

No seas idiota..

[@dannygjk]

Carlsen begs to differ.

[@dannygjk]

Petrosian must have been shocked when Fischer outplayed him strategically especially with black.

[@todorfidanski5797]

There's a great player in this game but it's not Fischer. It's Petrosian. I think it's absolutely awesome how he resigned when he didn't have to do it at all. For the whole game he indulged the neurotic, triger-happy Fischer and in the end he basically said: "Here, have it, my son. You don't have nothing. Have one win against the true champion". This is the grace of the Soviet chess school. Americans are not capable of anything like it.

[@ownitnow7451]

Your kidding right?

[@user-lb8qx8yl8k]

​@@ownitnow7451-- This person is either kidding or in a complete state of denial. Tigran resigned out of the goodness of his heart. I guess Spassky let Fischer win too?

[@fizzy4149]

That's right. And in the world championship match against Spassky, the Soviets sent an entire team of Grandmasters. Now the news media will say that Fischer came all alone and that he singlehandedly beat the entire Soviet team. But the Soviet team was NOT there to help Spassky win. They were there to help Spassky lose, and lose in a way that made Fischer look spectacular. They did all of this because they felt sorry for Fischer. Because Fischer had nothing. And they felt like they won enough so it was time to let the American win. Because there's no way that a team of Americans can beat a single Russian!! Yet the media is trying to make us believe that one single American beat a team of Soviet Grandmasters!! Am I right!?!?

[@butchpaloma8771]

@@fizzy4149 let the games speak for itself. Such stupid analysis shows clearly less understanding of the game itself

[@bryanfields5563]

Thanks for the attempt at humor.

[@dancingtrout6719]

NICE