Deletion of List of people who have beaten Bobby Fischer in chess (2nd nomination)

Comment: The times that Fischer was beaten are highly notable; notable enough that an entire book is devoted exclusively to discussing them, ''How to Beat Bobby Fischer'', written by respected chess writer GM Edmar Mednis.  (This book is used as a reference for the article, but it is probably not clear there that the book discusses each one of Fischer's 61 losses from his first U.S. Chess Championship victory to 1974 individually.)  Fischer's match and tournament record is also detailed in several books, including ''Bobby Fischer's Chess Games'' by Robert Wade (chess player)|Robert Wade and Kevin O'Connell, which in addition to complete chess notation|game scores tallies Fischer's win/draw/loss record against every opponent he faced.  The article easily passes , and it is not an indiscriminate collection of information.  Personally I find the "whimsical" and "chess fan cruft" accusations to be offensive, and I wonder if the delete voters actually bothered to read the article.  Some excerpts
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: per Quale. As for Mangoe's concern, ''of course'' the book is mostly about the moves, that is the instructional part that people want to pay for. But the statistics of who beat him, and commentary in the introduction of the book is not trivial coverage. It is directly related to the subject matter in this list, so yes, I think the subject covered by the list is demonstrably notable in accordance with 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)