In his games, Lasker showed that fighting is of great importance in chess and that the possibilities of defence are endless. Also, for example, Game 6 in the Fischer-Spassky 1972 match, where Fischer showed the potential weakness of hanging pawns. One of the games that changed the understanding of chess is certainly our game Lasker-Capablanca, 10/1921. Black played 39…Rc2, and we should ask the question: is this move by Black good or bad? Black played 40…Ne7 which is a fine move (many commentators give this move an exclamation mark).