Finishing touch from the World Champions
From Wilhelm the first to Emanuel the Second, we arrived in this series at the third world champion: Jose Raul Capablanca. The Cuban grandmaster reigned from 1921 to 1927. Maybe the most glamorous amongst the World Champions, but on the chess board he crushed his opponents ruthlessly. Contrary to Lasker, he was outplaying his adversaries without (much) opening preparation. In his game against the rather unknown Edward Sergeant - who was already a pawn down - he felt no compassion for his opponent.
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