World Chess Championship

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cycle host city year winner final system
1999-2000 Tehran Iran 2000 Anand, Vishvanthan India 3½-½ v Shirov ko/128
1997-1999 Las Vegas United States 1999 Khalifman, Alexander Russia 3½-2½ v Akopian ko/128
1995-1998 Lausanne Switzerland 1998 Karpov, Anatoly Russia 5-3 v Anand m/6+2
1993-1996 Elista Russia 1996 Karpov, Anatoly Russia 10½-7½ v Kamsky m/20
1990-1993 London (PCA) Great Britain 1996 Kasparov, Garry Russia 12½-7½ v Short m/24
Zwolle
Arnhem
Amsterdam
Djakarta
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INA
1993 Karpov, Anatoly Russia 12½-8½ v Timman m/24
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1975-1978 Baguio City The Philippines 1978 Karpov, Anatoly Soviet Union 6-5 v Korchnoi 10z+2iz+c+m/24
1972-1975 - 1975 Karpov, Anatoly Soviet Union Fischer forfeited 10z+2iz+c+m/24
1969-1972 Reykjavik Iceland 1972 Fischer, Robert James United States 12½-8½ v Spassky 10z+iz+c+m/24
1966-1969 Moscow Soviet Union 1969 Spassky, Boris Soviet Union 12½-10½ v Petrosian 10z+iz+c+m/24
1963-1966 Moscow Soviet Union 1966 Petrosian, Tigran Soviet Union 12½-9½ v Spassky 10z+iz+c+m/24
1960-1963 Moscow Soviet Union 1963 Petrosian, Tigran Soviet Union 12½-9½ v Botvinnik rev. m/24
1957-1960 Moscow Soviet Union 1958 Botvinnik, Mikhail Soviet Union 13-8 v Tal rev. m/24
Moscow Soviet Union 1957 Tal, Mikhail Soviet Union 12½-8½ v Botvinnik 9z+iz+c+m/24
1954-1957 Moscow Soviet Union 1958 Botvinnik, Mikhail Soviet Union 12½-10½ v Smyslov rev. m/24
Moscow Soviet Union 1957 Smyslov, Vassily Soviet Union 12½-9½ v Botvinnik 7z+iz+c+m/24
1951-1954 Moscow Soviet Union 1954 Botvinnik, Mikhail Soviet Union 12-12 v Smyslov 7z+iz+c+m/24
1948-1951 Moscow Soviet Union 1951 Botvinnik, Mikhail Soviet Union 12-12 v Bronstein z+iz+c+m/24
  Moscow
The Hague
Soviet UnionNetherlands 1948 Botvinnik, Mikhail Soviet Union 5 player 5RR
  The Netherlands Netherlands 1937 Alekhine, Alexander France 15½-9½ v Euwe rev. m/30
  The Netherlands Netherlands 1935 Euwe, Machgielis Netherlands 15½-14½ v Alekhine m/30
  Germany Germany 1934 Alekhine, Alexander France 15½-10½ v Bogoljubov m/30
  Wiesbaden, Heidelberg, Berlin,
The Hague, Amsterdam
Germany


Netherlands
1929 Alekhine, Alexander France 15½-9½ v Bogoljubov m/30
  Buenos Aires Argentina 1927 Alekhine, Alexander France 6-3 v Capablanca m/up to 6 wins
  Havana Cuba 1921 Capablanca, José Raul Cuba 9-5 v Lasker (f) m/24
  Berlin Germany 1910 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 8-0 v Janowski m/up to 8 wins
  Vienna
Berlin
Austria-Hungary

Germany
1910 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 5-5 v Schlechter m/10
  Düsseldof
Munich
Germany 1908 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 8-3 v Tarrasch m/up to 8 wins
  United States United States 1907 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 8-0 v Marschall m/up to 8 wins
  Moscow Russian Empire 1897 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 10-2 v Steinitz m/up to 10 wins
  New York City
Philadelphia
Montreal
United States

Canada
1894 Lasker, Emanuel Germany 10-5 v Steinitz m/up to 10 wins
  Havana Cuba 1892 Steinitz, William United States 12½-10½ v Chigorin m/20
  New York City United States 1890/91 Steinitz, William United States 10½-8½ v Gunsberg m/20
  Havana Cuba 1889 Steinitz, William United States 10½-6½ v Chigorin m/20
  New York City
St. Louis
New Orleans
United States 1886 Steinitz, Wilhelm Austria-Hungary 10-5 v Zukertort m/up to 10 wins




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