Najdorf for me. Funny because that has been my favorite opening since I learned openings as a kid and its almost completely responsible for my unhealthy love affair with the sicilian for both colors.

From my knowledge the later Fischer destroyed the Dragon Variation.
As well the Najdorf variation. The Soviets on three boards against Argentina won three games the same way against the Najdorf.
Tal announced to the World in 1960 that he would open with P-K4, (in today's world e2-e4). Botvinnik in that tournament went with the French Defence.
In the Return Match there were a slew of Caro-Kanns.

Fischer beat a lot of people with a lot of openings, but I hope I am misreading that last post and your not under the impression Fischer refuted either the dragon, or the najdorf (his main line as black against e4)

King's Gambit

idk I experimented with it. I eventually settled on the obscure Belgrade gambit though.

Very cool! I got the English Opening - which is actually close to my temprament - I play 1.d4 instead simply because I think it's a little more aggressive

I got Caro-Kann closely followed by the English and Ruy Lopez.

I practically NEVER play the caro-kann or english but I do play the Ruy Lopez alot

Honestly it's whichever one I'm studying! I think I've played the Rudy Lopez the most.

Your Result: English Opening
"A flank opening, it is the fourth most popular of the twenty possible first moves."
I have never played English.

The French for me. I'm not a fan of the French, but number 2 is right on the mark, the Sicilian Dragon. My all time favorite answer to e4.

i was born in the year of the dragon (1988) so...that being said...