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	Park Junghwan: 24th Fujitsu Cup Champion. (8/14/2011)

In the final of 24th Fujitsu Cup held on 8/14, Park Junghwan 9p of Korea defeated Qiu Jun 8p of China by resignation and becomes new world champion. Park Junghwan is just 18 years and 7 months old, the champion prize is 15 million Yen.

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	Lee Sedol: 3rd World BC Card Cup Champion. (4/28/2011)

In the decisive game 5 of 3rd World BC Card Cup held on 4/28, Lee Sedol 9p defeated Gu Li 9p by resignation and wins the champion by 3:2 in best-of-5 final. Lee Sedol wins the champion of this biggest world Go event for the second consecutive year. The champion prize and runner-up prize are 300 million and 100 million South Korean Won respectively.

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	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 14. (3/28/2011)

The decisive and final game 14 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 3/28. As a result, Park JiEun 9p defeated Rui Naiwei 9p by resignation and helped Korean team win the champion of this event for the fourth time. The champion prize is 75 million South Korean Won.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 13. (3/27/2011)

In the game 13 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 3/27, Rui Naiwei 9p of China defeated Park Jiyun 2p of Korea by resignation and won three straight games. Tomorrow Rui Naiwei 9p and Park JiEun 9p will play the last game of this tournament to decide the final champion.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 12. (3/26/2011)

The game 12 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 3/26, Rui Naiwei 9p of China defeated Lee Hajin 3p of Korea by resignation and achieved two-game winning streak. Tomorrow one of two remaining Korean players will challenge Rui Naiwei.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 11. (3/25/2011)

In the game 11 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 3/25, Rui Naiwei 9p, the chief commander of Chinese team, defeated Kim Miri 1p of Korea by resignation. However Korea still has three players left, one will challenge Rui Naiwei tomorrow.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 10. (3/24/2011)

The game 10 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest continues on 3/24, Kim Miri 1p of Korea defeated Yoshida Mika 8p of Japan by resignation. So far all Japanese players were eliminated, and only one Chinese player Rui Naiwei 9p faces four South Korean players. The game 11 will take place tomorrow.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 9. (3/23/2011)

In the game 9 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 3/23, Yoshida Mika 8p of Japan overturned the game in the end and defeated Tang Yi 2p of China by 1.5 points. Yoshida Mika helped Japanese team win their first game in this event. The game 10 will continue tomorrow.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 8. (3/22/2011)

The second phase of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest starts to play in South Korea. In the game 8 held on 3/22, Tang Yi 2p of China defeated Moon Dowon 2p of Korea and stopped the latter's seven-game winning streak. Tomorrow Yoshida Mika 8p of Japan will challenge. So far Japan only has one player left, China has two players left and Korea still has four players left.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 6-7. (1/14/2011)

In the game 6 and 7 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 1/13 and 1/14 respectively, Moon Dowon 2p of Korea defeated Song Ronghui 5p of China by resignation and Suzuki Ayumi 5p of Japan by 3.5 points. So far the phase one of this tournament comes to an end, Moon Dowon won all seven games and broke Song Ronghui's six-game winning streak in term 7. The second phase will continue on 3/22 in Korea.

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	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 5. (1/12/2011)

The game 5 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest continues on 1/12, as expected Moon Dowon 2p of Korea defeated Chiaki Mukai 4p of Japan again and extends her winning streak to five games, just one victory away from Song Ronghui's six-game winning record. Tomorrow one Chinese player will challenge Moon Dowon.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 4. (1/11/2011)

In the game 4 of 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 1/11, Moon Dowon 2p of Korea defeated Li He 2p of China by 7.5 points and achieves four-game winning streak so far in this tournament. Tomorrow one Japanese player will step on the stage and Moon Dowon most likely will continue her winning streak.

	9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 1-3. (1/10/2011)

The 9th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest starts to play. In the first three games held on 1/8, 1/9 and 1/10, Moon Dowon 2p of Korea defeated Aoki Kikuyo 8p of Japan, Lu Jia 1p of China, Chinen Kaori 4p of Japan respectively and won three straight games. Tomorrow one Chinese player will challenge Moon Dowon.

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	Gu Li: Champion of 15th Samsung Cup. (12/10/2010)

In the decisive game 3 of 15th Samsung Cup held on 12/10, Gu Li 9p defeated Heo Youngho 8p by resignation and won Samsung Cup champion for the first time by 2:1 in best-of-3 final. This is also the seventh time Gu Li advanced to the final of world major Go tournaments and the seventh time he won the champion.

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	12th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 8 and 9. (12/3/2010)

In the game 8 and 9 of 12th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 12/2 and 12/3, Takao Shinji 9p of Japan defeated Mok Jinseok 9p of Korea and Tuo Jiaxi 3p of China respectively by resignation. Tomorrow in the last game of the second phase, one Korean player will challenge Takao Shinji.

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	12th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 1. (10/18/2010)

The 12th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play. In the game 1 held on 10/18, Lee Sedol 9p of Korea defeated Wang Xi 9p of China by resignation. Tomorrow Iyama Yuta 9p of Japan will challenge Lee Sedol.

	Kong Jie: 23rd Fujitsu Cup Champion. (7/5/2010)

The final of 23rd Fujitsu Cup took place between the current two world strongest players on 7/5, as a result Kong Jie 9p defeated Lee Sedol 9p by 12.5 points and won his third world champion. The champion prize is 15 million Yen. Besides this champion, Kong Jie also keeps other three world champions (LG Cup, Samsung Cup and Asian TV Cup Fast Game) and achieves a great victory to become the world #1 player.

	Lee Sedol: 2nd World BC Card Cup Champion. (4/27/2010)

In the game 3 of the 2nd World BC Card Cup best-of-5 final held on 4/27, Lee Sedol 9p defeated Chang Hao 9p by resignation and won the champion by 3:0. This champion is also the eleventh world champion of Lee Sedol's Go career, and also Lee Sedol's twenty-fourth straight victory after he came back from rehabilitation. The champion prize of World BC Card Cup is 300 million South Korean Won.

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	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 14. (3/12/2010)

In the decisive game 14 of 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 3/12, Lee Changho 9p defeated Chang Hao 9p by resignation and helped Korean team win the champion by beating three Chinese players in a row. So far Korea won total 9 of 11 champions in this event, Lee Changho ended the tournament for total 8 times, it can be regarded a big miracle, the 'iron gate' Lee Changho is still very strong.

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	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 13. (3/11/2010)

The game 13 of the 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on 3/11, Lee Changho 9p defeated Gu Li 9p by resignation and leaves the suspense to the final decisive game. Tomorrow Lee Changho and Chang Hao will play the final game for the champion.