Judit Polgar is strongest female chess player. I want to bring light to why she is so strong.

Did you know that Bobby Fischer stayed at the Polgar's home when he was running from USA? Yes he did, and he played and analyzed many chess and chess 960 games with Judit Polgar. After Bobby Fischer's stay, Judit Polgar won everything for years to come.

And the result of a grandmasters impact on such a young mind is the now top rating of Judit Polgar. Would she have been over 2700 rating if it was not for Bobby Fischer? I do not think so. Bobby Fischer lifted Judit Polgar that extra mile by showing her how to think like those absolutely best. And he did so in the right time in her life.

So here you have it, another contribution from Fischer to chess: The making of the strongest female chess player.

 Sources?  If you don't know what those are, they're things like articles, books, news stories that convince the rest of us that you're not making (naughty word) up.

Fischer visited the Polgar's in 1993 and Judit was already a strong GM by that time, qualifying for the Interzonal before his visit:

http://www.chessdom.com/interview-with-gm-judit-polgar/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judit_Polg%C3%A1r

Visited? You make it sound like Fischer came to the Polgar for a one-time dinner party. The reality is that Fischer lived and breathed with the Polgars for a longer period while he was on the run.

And yes, Judith Polgar was already GM, but Fischer lifted her that extra mile towards the top by playing and analysing many games with her. Do you think this was without any impact on Judith Polgar - a mind like Bobby Fischer's working on the mind of a young GM? This off course must have had tremendous impact on her thinking in top level chess. And she became the strongest female chess player.

There is big difference between 2500 and 2700.

You really think so? She was already one of the top players in the world, able to hold her own. While it is likely he had some impact, I very seriously doubt it was anything drastic. She was already very strong and was rated 2595 in the January 1993 rating lists; in the top 100 players at 56th. I'm pretty sure she was over 2600 before Fischer visited and heading up.

Fischer used to have more than a few martinis at the polgars' poolhouse, and get a little too close to Susan, if you know what I mean. When Laszlo found out he tossed him out like a dog, luggage cases and everything. And so Fischer continued his wanderings through Europe, staying in hotels & living off his earnings from '72.

From what I read it was the Summer of 93 when he visited Hungary. He also should of had money from his Spassky rematch in 92.

The OP is full of crap. The Polgar sisters grew up with one of the very best, established chess instructors in the world, their father. Just another case of a BF "worshiper" spreading lies. At the time Judit was most likely a stronger player than BF. The OP has not a clue what transpired, it's all in his imagination. None of the Polgar sisters ever mention BF in favorable terms. He was tossed out as mentioned by Laszlo after a very brief stay. I challange the OP to provide a single source to back up any of his comments.

From wiki: "

In the summer of 1993, Bobby Fischer stayed for a time in the Polgár household. He had been living in seclusion in Yugoslavia due to an arrest warrant issued by the United States for violating the U.N. blockade of Yugoslavia with his 1992 match against Spassky, and for tax evasion. Susan Polgár met Bobby with her family and persuaded him to come out of hiding "in a cramped hotel room in a small Yugoslavian village".^[76] During his stay, he played many games of Fischer Random Chess and helped the sisters analyse their games. Susan said, while he was friendly on a personal level and recalled mostly pleasant moments as their guest, there were conflicts due to his political views. On the suggestion of a friend of Fischer, a match of blitz chess between Fischer and Polgár was arranged and announced to the press. However, problems ensued between Fischer and László Polgár and Fischer cancelled the match, saying to a friend on whether the match would take place, "No, they're Jewish"

Note the reference "In the summer stayed for a  time". Judit made GM in 1991. All reports say BF would only play 960 at that time. Very doubtful there was any formal training between any of the sisters but for looking over their games.

Also note it was Susan who met with BF and received much of his attention. Susan was also a WC. Reports rarely mention Judit. 

How easy it is to take credit for something nowadays when you are a celebrity... You just need to stay at someone's home and play a few chess games with them, and suddenly their success is the result of your effort and not theirs!

Again, just another BF fanatic. Fischer spent a few weeks time with Susan. Had little contact with Judit. Judit had her big successes starting in 1997, a whole 3 years after BF spent a few weeks playing 960 chess at the Polgars.

These "whackos" come out out the woodwork on a daily basis. 

Interesting thread. I didn't know any of this stuff. I knew the story about the Polgar sisters and their (geniuses are made not born) father, but not that Fischer had met them. I'm a little surprised Fischer stayed with them to be honest, aren't they Jewish? Makes me wonder if Fischer would've stayed with a rabbi if he was great at chess. Also someone said Sofia was the most talented, I didn't know that either. 

Not the most talented but the most beautiful. She turned the chess world upside down for one year, 1989 in a marvelous achievement at Rome, Italy. 

She never repeated that performance, then gave up chess for the arts (painting).

In my youth I became fascinated with the story of the Polgar sisters and in 2007 I o meet Susan in a simul at Hanley chess academy, Calif.

???? Woodwork? Oh, come out of the forest? Lol.

Bobby fisher was her fan after she broke his record being the youngest he visited them. His ego was broken by the lil girl. She was a Gm before meeting him and also broke his record. Taking credits is always something men love to do. 

@Chessadvance2 "Taking credits is always something men love to do." Sexist comment. Seems to me women love to take credit just as much.