The former world chess champion Boris Spassky, known for starring in the famous "match of the century," has passed away. With his death, the last world champion of this discipline from the Soviet era departs.
Spassky was a prominent figure in the chess world, and his legacy will endure both for his achievements on the board and for his contribution to the development of this sport worldwide.
"The match of the century," where Spassky faced Bobby Fischer in 1972, is considered a milestone in the history of chess and continues to be studied and remembered by enthusiasts and experts today.
With his unique style and innate talent, Spassky left an indelible mark on the world of chess, being admired for his creativity and strategic skill in each game. His legacy will endure in the memory of all those who appreciate this noble game of intelligence and skill.
