Talk:Tigran Petrosian
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I'm afraid I can't make sense of this sentence:
- Mikhail resigned from playing chess leaving Petrosian's title at his side for 6 years.
Petrosian played Spassky for the world championship in 1966 (as the article says), three years after he played Botvinnik, so I'm not sure where "6 years" comes from. It's true that Botvinnik didn't claim his right to a rematch the year after he lost, but that's not what this says, of course. --Camembert
" This led many to call his style boring, but this criticism is unfair."
A rather weak comeback?
-- CJWilly
- Agreed. I have removed the lines discussing the "boringness" of his play. --Malathion 02:44, 17 May 2005 (UTC)