grandmaster Karpov may have an early lead by 2 points in a world championship match, but my godfather-Fischer, will soon be abled to figure out or grasps his Russian opponent's disposition, and be able to closed the match series as an eventual victor, in a 30 game match, first to win 10 points, where draws are not counted. 🤫
I do agree that Fischer would eventually beat Karpov in a match where the first player to win 10 games is the champion. But the match would take well over a year, and Karpov would lose due to fatigue rather than chess skill.
Karpov went entire years where he lost five games or fewer, and he was the most active world champion of the 20th Century!
Hard to say. I think Karpov was better prepared for the match, so I would give him an edge.