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	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.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 12. (3/10/2010)

In the game 12 of 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 3/10, Lee Changho 9p defeated Liu Xing 7p by resignation, tomorrow Chang Hao or Gu Li will challenge Lee Changho.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 11. (3/9/2010)

The final phase of 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play. In the first game (game 11 overall) held on 3/9, Liu Xing 7p defeated Hane Naoki 9p by resignation. So far, Japanese team was eliminated from the tournament, besides Liu Xing, Chinese team still has Chang Hao and Gu Li left. Tomorrow Liu Xing will face the last Korean player and chief commander Lee Changho.

	14th LG Cup Final. (2/24/2010)

In the game 2 of 14th LG Cup best-of-3 final held on 2/24, Kong Jie 9p defeated Lee Changho 9p by 1.5 points, therefore Kong Jie won the champion by 2:0 and the champion prize of 250 million South Korean Won, this is Kong Jie's second world champion. However, Lee Changho won the ninth consecutive runner-up in world major tournaments.

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	8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 14. (2/4/2010)

The decisive game 14 of CJK 8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 2/4, Park JiEun 9p of Korea defeated Li He 2p of China by resignation and helped Korean team win the champion by winning four consecutive games in the end. The champion team prize is 75 million South Korean Won, Park JiEun also obtains 6 million consecutive-win prize and four boxes of Jeongganjang horst.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 13. (2/3/2010)

In the game 13 of CJK 8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 2/3, Park JiEun 9p of Korea defeated Ye Gui 5p of China by 3.5 points and so far won three straight games. Tomorrow Park JiEun and Li He will fight the final war and decide which country will take the champion.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest Game 11-12 . (2/2/2010)

The final phase of 8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest starts to play. In the game 11 held on 2/1, Park JiEun 9p of Korea defeated Song Ronghui 5p of China by resignation. In the game 12 held on 2/2, Park JiEun defeated Suzuki Ayumi 5p of Japan by resignation. So far, all Japanese players are eliminated from this tournament, Korean have only one player Park JiEun left, and Chinese have two players left Li He and Ye Gui, tomorrow one of them will challenge Park JiEun.

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	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 10. (1/23/2010)

The game 10 of the 11th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on 1/23, Hane Naoki 9p of Japan defeated Park YuongHoon 9p of Korea by resignation and won two straight games. So far the second phase of this tournament comes to an end, Japanese and Korean have only one player left each, Hane Naoki and Lee Changho, Chinese still have three players left (Liu Xing, Chang Hao and Gu Li). The third phase will take place from 3/8 to 3/12 in Shanghai, China.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 9. (1/22/2010)

In the game 9 of the 11th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on Jan. 22nd, Hane Naoki 9p of Japan defeated Xie He 7p of China by resignation and stopped the latter's five-game winning streak. It is also the first victory for Japanese team in this term, tomorrow one Korean player most likely Park YuongHoon 9p will challenge Hane Naoki.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 8. (1/21/2010)

The game 8 of the 11th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on Jan. 21st, Xie He 7p of China overpowered Yun Junsang 7p of Korea by killing a big dragon with only 152 moves. So far Xie He won five consecutive games in this event and tied the most consecutive win record, tomorrow Xie He will face Hane Naoki 9p of Japan and have a chance to break this record.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 7. (1/20/2010)

In the game 7 of the 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on Jan. 20th, Xie He 7p of China defeated Yamada Kimio 9p of Japan by resignation. So far Xie He won four straight games in this event and the consecutive-win prize of 20 million South Korean Won. Tomorrow one Korean player will challenge Xie He.

	11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 5 and 6. (1/19/2010)

The second phase of the 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play on Jan. 18th. In the first game (game 5 overall), Xie He 5p of China defeated Iyama Yuta 9p of Japan by resignation. In the game 6 held on Jan. 19th, Xie He beat Kim Seungjae 3p of Korea by 1.5 points. So far Xie He won three straight games in this event.

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	8th Jeongganjang Cup Game 10. (12/25/2009)

The game 10 and the last game of the second phase of the 8th CJK Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on Dec. 25th, the six-consecutive-game winner of last term Song Ronghui 5p of China defeated Chiaki Mukai 3p of Japan by 4.5 points. So far both Korean team and Japanese team have only one player left in this ring contest, Park JiEun 9p of Korea and Suzuki Ayumi 4p of Japan. However, Chinese team still has three players left, Song Ronghui 5p, Li He 2p and Ye Gui 5p. The third and last phase of this tournament will take place from Feb. 1st to Feb. 4th, 2010.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Game 9. (12/24/2009)

In the game 9 of the 8th CJK Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on Dec. 24th, Chiaki Mukai 3p of Japan defeated Kim Hyeoimin 5p of Korea by resignation. So far Korean have only one player Park JiEun left in this tournament. Tomorrow in the last game of the second phase, one Chinese player will challenge Chiaki Mukai.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Game 8. (12/23/2009)

In the game 8 of the 8th CJK Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on Dec. 23d, Kim Hyeoimin 5p of Korea defeated Cao Youyin 3p of China by 1.5 points, Cao Youyin stopped at two-game winning streak and failed to obtain consecutive-win prize. Tomorrow one Japanese player will challenge Kim Hyeoimin.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Game 7. (12/22/2009)

The game 7 of the 8th CJK Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest continues on Dec. 22nd. After winning the first game yesterday, Cao Youyin 3p of China defeated Umezawa Yukari 5p of Japan luckily by resignation after trailing behind most of time and turning the game around in the endgame. Tomorrow one Korean player will challenge, if Cao Youyin wins again, she will obtain consecutive-win prize.

	8th Jeongganjang Cup Game 5 and 6. (12/21/2009)

The second phase of 8th CJK Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest started to play. In the first game (game 5 overall) held on Dec. 20th, the challenger Park Sohyun 2p of Korea defeated Aoki Kikuyo 8p of Japan by 6.5 points, it was the first victory for Korean team in this term. However in the game 6 held on Dec. 21st, Park Sohyun 2p lost to Cao Youyin 3p of China by resignation. So far, Korean team result is the worst with only two players remaining, Japanese team has three players and Chinese team has four players left.

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