That time when Petrosian didn't hear Gligorić's re-offer for a draw because of deafness, ultimately winning the chess match

The two chess titans competed in the 1959 International Candidates' Tournament in Yugoslavia, along with other famous grandmasters. Bobby Fischer was

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In 1958 Bobby Fischer aged 15 visited the Moscow chess club hoping to play World champion Botvinnik. This request is considered ridiculous by the Soviet chess authorities. Here he is playing Tigran

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Bobby Fischer of the U.S., right, and Tigran Petrosian of the U.S.S.R., continue the sixth game of their semi-final series for the world chess title, Oct. 17, 1971, in Buenos Aires. Fischer

Chessify on X: Bobby Fischer pondering over how to start the game against Tigran Petrosian, March 29, 1970, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. (AP Photo) Fischer went on to defeat the former #worldchampion in 39 moves. #chesshistory #historyinpictures

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That time when Petrosian didn't hear Gligorić's re-offer for a draw because of deafness, ultimately winning the chess match

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