Hmm.

What was the IQ of Chess genius Garry Kasparov?

A 135 IQ.

The tests were conducted by a team of international psychologists hired by the German magazine Der Spiegel in 1987-88. They ran a battery of tests on him which tested his memory, spatial ability, and abstract reasoning with the result being a 135 IQ and possessing an exceptional memory.

Blogger: hey, whaddya know? - One point below me! (Neither of us good enough for Mensa, of course.)