Anatoly Karpov Explains The Sicilian Dragon - Best Of The 70s - Karpov vs. Korchnoi

In 1974, Anatoly Karpov battled Viktor Korchnoi in the final Candidates match of the World Champinonship cycle. His hard-fought victory (12.5-11.5) earned him the right to play Bobby Fischer in the 1975 World Championship match. As we know now, Fischer would never play that match (or serious chess again)

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Anatoly Karpov Explains The Sicilian Dragon - Best Of The 70s - Karpov vs. Korchnoi

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Anatoly Karpov Explains The Sicilian Dragon vs Viktor Korchnoi

Anatoly Karpov Explains The Sicilian Dragon - Best Of The 70s - Karpov vs. Korchnoi