Boris Spassky, Soviet chess champion and Cold War symbol, dies at 88
- Boris Spassky, the 10th World Chess Champion, has died at the age of 88, as announced by Emil Sutovsky, the general director of the International Chess Federation.
- Spassky was known for his 1972 loss to Bobby Fischer in the 'Match of the Century,' which became symbolic of Cold War tensions.
- Many chess players, including Anatoly Karpov, paid tribute, recognizing Spassky's significant impact on the game.
- The chess federation described Spassky as 'one of the greatest players of all time,' noting he left an 'indelible mark on the game.
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