num_pages: 299
description: Ray Keene, Britain’s senior grandmaster, believes that chess history has been unfair to world champion Tigran Petrosian, whose brilliantly subtle style of play and long record of tournament successes were unjustly overshadowed by the much-publicized career of Bobby Fischer. Now, in collaboration with Julian Simpole, Keene puts Petrosian’s great achievements in their proper perspective, with a fully analyzed collection of 71 of his dazzling victories against the leading players of his time, Fischer included. Other chess books may instruct, entertain, and inform. This one does all of the above—but it also does something much more it sets the record straight, letting us fully appreciate the achievements and the genius of one of the game’s greatest players.
language: English
title: Petrosian vs the Elite: 71 Victories by the Master of Manoeuvre 1946-1983
titlecomplete: Petrosian vs the Elite: 71 Victories by the Master of Manoeuvre 1946-1983
genres: Chess
ratings_count: 8
publisher: B T Batsford Ltd