Killegar Chess presents: Bobby Fischer Vs. Tigran Petrosian, 1959 - part one

[Za7a7aZ]

Are there interviews/analisis availble where Fischer explain his strategies/ games against some of his oponents?

[mcdowiz]

Fatalfour.....the different variations hes telling is based from fischer, fritz, and other games that were played b4 they are few of the best continuations

[kiemul136]

There is no such thing as an unstoppable force or an immovable barrier; the laws of physics does not permit it.

[pornyhony]

I'm so glad I found this channel I love Fisher's games. Well planned, creative, aggressive and always interesting. Thank you for these uploads :)

[FatalFour]

i hate when you go off tangent about how but if he moved here, etc. u dont know what move that player would have made.

[goodflo911]

@FatalFour For a beginner like me It's very interesting to see these basic what if scenarios.

However they are pretty big assumptions and it would indeed be better if the commenter wouldn't presume so much about the superior player's motives, yet bring it like: a possible outcome of move Y is X.

[archmagi14794]

If an unstoppable force meets an immovable barrier it causes the entire universe that the barrier is attached to move while the object remains still.

[TheWassupdude123]

@archmagi14794 another answer could be the unstoppable force ricochets off the immovable barrier

[Prash158]

very very descriptive and helpful :)

[nOPeaxe]

I like the way ur commenting ur videos, its like ur telling us a story or something. Great Stuff !

[jonstewartfanboy]

Me too, it makes analysis interesting from an entertainment standpoint in addition to a cerebral one.