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   World Chess Championship 1963

   At the World Chess Championship 1963 Tigran Petrosian narrowly qualified to challenge Mikhail Botvinnik for the World Chess Championship, and then won the match to become the ninth World Chess Champion.
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   World Chess Championship

   Further information: World Chess Championship 1951, World Chess Championship 1954, World Chess Championship 1957, World Chess Championship 1958, World Chess Championship 1960, World Chess Championship 1961, and World Chess Championship 1963
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   Development of the World Chess Championship

   Further information: World Chess Championship 1951, World Chess Championship 1954, World Chess Championship 1957, World Chess Championship 1958, World Chess Championship 1960, World Chess Championship 1961, and World Chess Championship 1963
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   List of chess topics

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   Miroslav Filip

   (See World Chess Championship 1963).
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   Bobby Fischer

   (This is discussed further at the World Chess Championship 1963 article).
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   Paul Keres

   This event is discussed further at World Chess Championship 1963.
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   Cheating in chess

   The most famous alleged instance, the 1962 Candidates' Tournament is discussed further at the World Chess Championship 1963 article.
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   List of round-robin chess tournaments

   Interzonal and Candidates Tournament of the World Chess Championship 1963
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    World Chess Championship 2007

    ↑ "Regulations for the World Chess Championship Tournament". ... 1948, 1951, 1954 (Botvinnik) · 1957 (Smyslov) · 1958 (Botvinnik) · 1960 (Tal) · 1961 (Botvinnik) · 1963, 1966 (Petrosian) · 1969 (Spassky) · 1972 (Fischer) · 1975, 1978, 1981 (Karpov) · 1984-1985, 1986, 1987, 1990 (Kasparov)

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• World Chess Championship 1963,
• World Chess Championship,
• Development of the World Chess Championship,
• List of chess topics,
• Miroslav Filip,
• Bobby Fischer,
• Paul Keres,
• Cheating in chess,
• List of round-robin chess tournaments,
• World Chess Championship 2007