Two weeks before the 1972 World Chess Championship, Bobby Fischer looked calm-focused, distant, already halfway into history. In Reykjavik, he faced Boris Spassky, the Soviet titan, and after a match watched by the entire world, the 29-year-old American genius ended 24 years of Soviet dominance. It wasn't just chess-it was the Cold War on a board. Fischer won, became a global hero, and changed the game forever. Then, just three years later, he disappeared. At 32, he turned down $3.5 million-roug