Reshevsky Samuel (ed.) Reshevsky on the Fischer-Spassky Games for the World Championship of Chess

Edinburgh: John Bartholomew and Son Ltd., 1972. — 128 p. — ISBN: 0-85152-914-3.Reshevsky on the Fischer-Spassky Games for the World Championship of Chess: The Complete Match with Analysis.After Robert Fischer failed to appear in (Game 2) over a disagreement about the presence of cameras in the playing hall, Boris Spassky was awarded a forfeit win leaving the score: Robert Fischer (0) and Boris Spassky (2). However, if Spassky had not acknowledged Fischer's demands, he would've won the World Chess Championship easily, but Spassky decided to try and win by playing, not forfeiture... He then had a mental blunder, so Fischer (7W-11D-1L) proved to be unstoppable in the next Game and the following Games, and would eventually become the 11th World Chess Champion! Now on to the Game: Benoni Defense: Knight's Tour Variation was used...