I Like To Make Them Squirm.

He Is The So-called Father Of The Modern School Of Chess; Before Him, The King Was Considered A Weak Piece And Players Set Out To Attack The King Directly. Steinitz Claimed That The King Was Well Able To Take Care Of Itself, And Ought Not To Be Attacked Until One Had Some Other Positional Advantage. He Understood More About The Use Of Squares Than Morphy And Contributed A Great Deal More To Chess Theory.

I Prepare Myself Well. I Know What I Can Do Before I Go In. I'm Always Confident.

I'm Not Afraid Of Spassky. The World Knows I'm The Best. You Don't Need A Match To Prove It.

Well, I'm Not Sure I Know What You Mean By A Prima Donna, But If Something Doesn't Interest Me Or If Someone Bores Me, Or If I Think They're A Phony, I Just Don't Bother With Them, That's All.

Chess And Me, It's Hard To Take Them Apart. It's Like My Alter Ego.