In our survey of weapons of chess destruction we have now reached the glory days of chess. I was fortunate to be growing up during the period of the great superstars of chess that I believe has remained unrivaled in the history of the game. In this installment we see three examples, one from each of the great world champions of the 1960. Of course, these champions produced hundreds of exciting and instructive games, but these fit in with our theme of following the opening principles, and then going out and clobbering the opponents.