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Asian TV Cup

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Asian TV Cup
Full nameAsian TV Cup
Started1989
SponsorsNHK
KBS
CCTV

The Asian TV Cup is a Go competition.

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The Asian TV Cup is the oldest continental tournament, dating back to 1989. The winners and runner ups of the biggest hayago competitions from Asia (Japan: NHK Cup, Korea: KBS Cup, China: CCTV Cup) battle in the biggest hayago tournament of all.

Past winners and runners-up

No. Year Winner Runner-up
1 1989 Japan Takemiya Masaki Japan Kobayashi Satoru
2 1990 Japan Takemiya Masaki South Korea Lee Chang-ho
3 1991 Japan Takemiya Masaki China Cao Dayuan
4 1992 Japan Takemiya Masaki South Korea Cho Hun-hyun
5 1993 Japan Yoda Norimoto South Korea Seo Bong-soo
6 1994 Japan Ōtake Hideo China Qian Yuping
7 1995 South Korea Lee Chang-ho South Korea Cho Hun-hyun
8 1996 South Korea Lee Chang-ho South Korea Yoo Chang-hyuk
9 1997 China Yu Bin Japan Ō Rissei
10 1998 Japan Yoda Norimoto China Ma Xiaochun
11 1999 Japan Yoda Norimoto South Korea Lee Changho
12 2000 South Korea Cho Hun-hyun South Korea Lee Changho
13 2001 South Korea Cho Hun-hyun South Korea Mok Jin-seok
14 2002 South Korea Lee Chang-ho South Korea Cho Hun-hyun
15 2003 China Zhou Heyang Japan Mimura Tomoyasu
16 2004 China Yu Bin South Korea Song Tae-kon
17 2005 Japan Cho U South Korea Cho Han-seung
18 2006 China Wang Xi South Korea Lee Changho
19 2007 South Korea Lee Sedol China Chen Yaoye
20 2008 South Korea Lee Sedol South Korea Cho Han-seung
21 2009 China Kong Jie South Korea Lee Sedol
22 2010 China Kong Jie Japan Yuki Satoshi
23 2011 China Kong Jie South Korea Paek Hong-suk
24 2012 South Korea Paek Hong-suk China Kong Jie
25 2013 Japan Iyama Yuta South Korea Park Junghwan
26 2014 South Korea Lee Sedol Japan Kono Rin
27 2015 South Korea Lee Sedol South Korea Park Junghwan
28 2016 China Li Qincheng South Korea Shin Jinseo
29 2017 South Korea Na Hyeon South Korea Lee Sedol
30 2018 South Korea Kim Ji-seok South Korea Na Hyeon
31 2019 South Korea Shin Jinseo China Ding Hao

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