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Join the website for more humor and instruction: http://cschess.webs.com/ Bobby Fischer interview after becoming the 11th World Chess Champion. LM Brian Wall On Bobby Fischer: Bobby said and did things no one else ever said or did. At 12 he told his correspondence opponents he was going to be World Champion. How does a 12 year old sense his destiny already? At 28 he said, The Russians have had MY title for 10 years. I am on a mission from God to take the title away from the Russians. Every game is a challenge I must meet. As Bobby was preparing for his next opponent, his friend GM Helgi Olafsson said, "Why bother? " Bobby replied , " You can afford to think that way, I can't." Bobby knew his great strength and made funny jokes. On giving up Board 1 to Larsen at the USSR vs World match at Euwe's request because he hadn't played in a year and a half, I must have been crazy. On beating Taimanov and Larsen 6-0, I am going to send a telegram to Spassky congratulating him on the right to play me. Bobby seemed inhumanly powerful and supremely confident. The game made a strong impression on me- 1. Bobby didn't get embroiled in Nimzovich-Larsen Chess with a reversed Dutch, he set up his own system where Larsen did not control e5 as a springboard to attack. 2. Bobby never left the board, he used every ounce of energy to win. He would complain to the organizers about disturbing crowd noise. 3. Bobby beating Larsen 6-0 was probably the greatest Chess spectacle ever witnessed. No other World Championship Chess Candidates matches in history, past or future, will ever go 12-0. 4. American Chess was at an all-time high, Goichberg reported his tournments were filling up hotel rooms to the rafters. What drives a man to win the US Championship 11-0, to win 20 games in a row against GMs, including World Championhip candidates? Kasparov in his prime only beat 5 GMs in a row, which he explained by saying Bobby was the first true professional, that Bobby played the way Chessplayers played 15 years later and that the gap between World Champion Bobby and the rest of his peers was the greatest ever. "There's something called genes which makes me a great Chess Champion and you're not." he told a friend. Everyone knew at the time it was a great privilige to watch Bobby play but no dreamed it would end soon. I got the feeling that he devoted all his energy to winning the title and after he started experiencing life he couldn't put the genie back in the bottle. Chess couldn't be the only thing any more, he had betrayed his first love Caissa in his mind, the price was too high and he didn't wanted to be the Chess priest any more. The 20's don't last forever. Bobby never said anything negative about Larsen, before or after the game, they were reasonable friends, they had worked together in the past, they knew how each other thought and felt. Larsen was Bobby's second 9 years earlier but never asked for a second himself and even had to argue with the Danish authorities about it. Larsen found seconds "annoying", he wanted to analyze the adjourned positions himself. Bobby didn't gloat about beating Larsen, it felt more like a rabbit an Africa hunter killed on his way to stalking a giraffe. After it was all over, Bobby said that Taimanov, Larsen and Petrosian seemed to give up internally halfway through the match but Spassky never did, Spassky tried his best from start to finish. Larsen blamed the heat but no one listened. They just said, Genius. Despite wanting to beat the Russians Bobby was a secret hero to millions inside the USSR, not just for his pure Chess but for his verbal freedom to express himself. Bobby might have been the most famous man in the world at that point.