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	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 7. (11/24/2006)

Peng Quan 7p of China defeated Yamada Kimio 9p of Japan by 3.5 points in the game 7 of 8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest and achieved five consecutive wins! This ties the consecutive-win record in this event (Lee Changho in term 6 and Hu Yaoyu in term 4). One interesting thing is, Peng Quan won four games by 3.5 points. Tomorrow Park YuongHoon 9p of Korea will challenge.

	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 6. (11/23/2006)

In the game 6 of 8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest, Peng Quan 7p of China defeated the challenger Won SeongJin 7p of Korea by 3.5 points and achieved four consecutive victories in this event. After three consecutive wins, 10 million Won will be added to the prize for each additional win, so far Peng Quan already won 20 million Won prize. The game 7 will take place on 11/24, Yamada Kimio 9p of Japan will challenge.

	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 5. (11/22/2006)

The second phase of 8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest started to play on 11/22. In the game 5, Peng Quan 7p of China defeated Imamura Toshiya 9p by resignation with only 129 moves. So far, Peng Quan achieved three consecutive victories in this term and won consecutive-win prize of 10 million South Korean Won. The game 6 will continue tomorrow, one Korean player will challenge Peng Quan.

	Korea 1st Women Kisung. (11/16/2006)

In the title match of 1st Korean Women Kisung, Rui Naiwei 9p defeated Kim Sesil 2p by resignation. Rui Naiwei won the champion and the prize of 10 million South Korean Won. With this victory, Rui Naiwei also becomes women "all champion king" (Women Guksu, Women Myungin and Women Kisung).

	11th Samsung Cup Semi Finalists. (11/9/2006)

In the last two quarter-final games of 11th Samsung Cup, two "Yao" (Wang Yao and Piao Wenyao) both lost their games, Seo Bongsoo and Lee Changho advanced to the semi final. The best-of-3 semi-final will take place on 12/5, 12/7 and 12/8 respectively, the pairings are Chang Hao vs. Seo Bongsoo and Lee Changho vs. Baek Hongsuk.

	11th LG Cup Quarter Final. (10/31/2006)

In the other two quarter-final games of 11th LG Cup, Hong Minpyo 5p defeated Gu Li 9p by 5.5 points and Hu Yaoyu 8p beat Lee Changho 9p by resignation. Thus the final four are decided, Jo HanSeung 9p, Zhou Junxun 9p, Hu Yaoyu 8p and Hong Minpyo 5p advanced to the semi final. No matter who wins in the end, one new world champion will be born. The semi final will take place in January next year.

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	6th Chunlan Cup Semi-Final. (9/30/2006)

In the semi-final of 6th Chunlan Cup held on 9/30, Chang Hao 9p and Gu Li 9p defeated Peng Quan and Xie He by resignation respectively, and meet in the final, the final will take place in April next year.

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	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 4. (9/15/2006)

In the game 4 (the last game of phase one) of 8th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest, Peng Quan 7p defeated Choi Cheolhan 9p by 3.5 points and won two consecutive games. So far, the first phase comes to an end, the second phase will start on 11/22 in Korea.

	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 3. (9/14/2006)

Peng Quan 7p of China defeated Hane Naoki 9p by 3.5 points in the game 3 of 8th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest on 9/14, stopped the latter's two consecutive wins. Tomorrow, one Korean player will challenge Peng Quan, most likely Choi Cheolhan 9p.

	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 2. (9/13/2006)

In the game 2 of 8th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 9/13, Hane Naoki 9p defeated Cho Hunhyun 9p luckily by half point and achieved two consecutive wins in this event. The game 3 will continue on 9/14, one Chinese player will challenge.

	8th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 1. (9/12/2006)

The 8th China-Japan-Korea Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play on 9/12 in Beijing, China. Five high hands from each country will participate this annual event. In this term, Chinese Team consists of Gu Li 9p, Wang Lei 8p, Kong Jie 7p, Peng Quan 7p and Chen Yaoye 5p, Korean Team has Lee Changho 9p, Cho Hunhyun 9p, Choi Cheolhan 9p, Park YuongHoon 9p and Won SeongJin 7p, Japanese Team includes Yoda Norimoto 9p, Hane Naoki 9p, Takao Shinji 9p, Yamada Kimio 9p and Imamura Toshiya 9p. In the game 1 held on 9/12, Hane Naoki 9p defeated Wang Lei 8p by 1.5 points, the game 2 will continue on 9/13.

	11th Samsung Cup Main Event Round One. (9/6/2006)

The round one of 11th Samsung Cup main event was held on 9/6 in Korea, as a result, eight Chinese (Gu Li, Chang Hao, Luo Xihe, Chen Yaoye, Zhou Heyang, Yu Bin, Wang Yao and Piao Wenyao), seven Korean (Lee Changho, Lee Sedol, Park YuongHoon, Choi Cheolhan, Seo Bongsoo, Ko geuntae, Baek Hongsuk) and one Japanese (Yamashita Keigo) players advanced to the second round, the second round will continue on 9/8.

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	3rd Toyota Cup World Oza Semi Final. (9/1/2006)

In the semi final of 3rd Toyota Cup World Oza, Lee Sedol 9p knocked out Lee Changho 9p by resignation and Cho U 9p eliminated Park YuongHoon 9p by resignation, so Lee Sedol and Cho U will face off in best-of-3 final of this term, which will take place in January 2007. The rules for this tournament are, komi 6.5 points, 3 hours each side in regular time and 10 minutes in overtime. The champion prize is 30 million Yen and the runner-up prize is 10 million Yen.

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	10th China-Korea Tengen Dual Meet. (8/21/2006)

Ko geuntae 5p defeated Gu Li 9p by resignation in the game 2 and 3 of 10th China-Korea Tengen Dual Meet best-of-3 series held on 8/20 and 8/21 respectively after losing the first game, therefore, Ko geuntae won the champion by total score of 2:1 and $10,000 prize.

	18th Asian TV Cup Final. (8/11/2006)

In the final of 18th Asian TV Cup Fast Game tournament, Wang Xi 5p defeated Lee Changho 9p by resignation, winning the champion and the prize of 2.5 million Yen. This is Wang Xi's first world champion, in 2004 Samsung Cup, he lost to Lee Sedol 9p and won the second place.

	19th Fujitsu Cup Final. (7/3/2006)

In the final of the 19th Fujitsu Cup, Park Jungsang 6p of Korea defeated Zhou Heyang 9p of China by resignation and won the champion. In the 3-4 place fight, Choi Cheolhan 9p beat Lee Sedol 9p and won the third place. Park Jungsang 6p is the biggest dark horse in this tournament, he knocked out Jiang Mingjiu 7p, Hane Naoki 9p, Chang Hao 9p, Choi Cheolhan 9p and Zhou Heyang 9p in a row, his champion also helped Korean to win nine consecutive champions in this event.

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	19th Fujitsu Cup Semi Final. (7/1/2006)

The semi final of the 19th Fujitsu Cup was held on 7/1 in Tokyo, Japan, as a result, Zhou Heyang 9p defeated Lee Sedol 9p by resignation, Park Jungsang 6p knocked out Choi Cheolhan 9p by resignation, The final between Zhou Heyang 9p and Park Jungsang 6p will take place on 7/3.

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	Korean 40th Wangwi Final Game 1. (6/24/2006)

In the title match 1 of the 40th Korean Wangwi best-of-series, Lee Changho 9p (White) defeated Lee Yeongkyu 5p by 1.5 points and takes a 1:0 lead. The title match 2 will take place on 7/10. Each side has 3 hours in regular time and 5 times 60 seconds in byo-yomi, the champion prize is 48 million South Korean Won (about 50 thousands).

	19th Fujitsu Cup Quarter Final. (6/3/2006)

The quarter-final of the 19th Fujitsu Cup was held on 6/3 in Beijing, China, as a result, Zhou Heyang 9p edged Park YuongHoon 9p by half point, Park Jungsang 5p knocked out Chang Hao 9p by resignation, Lee Sedol 9p eliminated Lee Changho 9p by 4.5 points and Choi Cheolhan 9p defeated Yuki Satoshi 9p by resignation. So far, all Japanese players were eliminated, three Korean and only one Chinese player advanced to the semi final, which will take place on 7/1 and 7/3 in Tokyo, Japan, the pairings are Zhou Heyang vs. Lee Sedol and Choi Cheolhan vs. Park Jungsang.

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	11th LG Cup First Two Rounds. (5/17/2006)

The first and second round of 11th LG Cup were held on 5/15 and 5/17 respectively, as a result, 4 Chinese, 3 Korean and 1 Chinese Taipei player have advanced to the quarter final, which will take place in October this year. The quarter-final pairings are Hu Yaoyu 8p vs. Lee Changho 9p, Gu Li 9p vs. Hong Minpyo 5p, Chen Yaoye 5p vs. Jo HanSeung 9p and Xie He 6p vs. Zhou Junxun 9p.