No - I'm Quite Calm Inside During

When I Was A Child I Liked The Games Of Capablanca, And Later I Was Captivated By Alekhine's Play.

Even If You Play Perfectly, A Fault Of Your Opponent's Can Destroy The Entire Beauty Of The Game.

Part Of My Preparation For The World Champion Match Against Kasparov Was To Be Ready For His Off-board Tactics. I Did Not To React To Them At All. Once You Start Thinking About These Things During The Game, Even Analysing Them, You're Caught.

At Some Point He Seemed To Lose All Confidence Trying To Break Down The Berlin Wall. He Was Still Fighting As Only Kasparov Can, But I Could See It In His Eyes That He Knew He Wasn't Going To Win One Of These Games.

Objectivity Consists In Understanding That The Only One Who Never Makes A Mistake Is The One Who Never Does Anything.