Every world champion in the catalogue, from Steinitz to Karpov: the title holders as opponents.
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The Father of Modern Chess. First official World Champion. Founder of positional chess theory.
The Fighter. World Champion for 27 years (1894–1921), the longest reign in history. A philosopher and mathematician who played the opponent as much as the board.
The Chess Machine. Cuban genius known for effortless play. World Champion 1921–1927.
The Conqueror. World Champion 1927–1935, 1937–1946. One of the greatest attackers in chess history.
The Scholar. Dutch World Champion (1935–1937) who defeated Alekhine. A mathematics professor who brought scientific rigor to chess preparation.
The Iron Man. Three-time World Champion and father of Soviet chess school. Trained Karpov, Kasparov, and Kramnik.
The Hand. Endgame virtuoso with perfect piece placement. World Champion 1957–1958.
Iron Tigran. World Champion 1963–1969. The greatest defensive player who ever lived.
The Magician from Riga. Brilliant attacker who sacrificed pieces with abandon. World Champion 1960–1961.
The Universal Player. World Champion 1969–1972. Equally at home in sharp tactics and deep positional play.
The Greatest. American prodigy who dominated the chess world. World Champion 1972–1975.
The Boa Constrictor. Positional genius who slowly suffocated opponents. World Champion 1975–1985.