Asian TV Cup Go competition From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Asian TV Cup is a Go competition. FullnameAsian TV CupStarted1989SponsorsNHKKBSCCTVQuick facts Full name, Started ...Asian TV CupFull nameAsian TV CupStarted1989SponsorsNHKKBSCCTVClose Outline 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 More information No., Year ... No.YearWinnerRunner-up 1 1989 Takemiya Masaki Kobayashi Satoru 2 1990 Takemiya Masaki Lee Chang-ho 3 1991 Takemiya Masaki Cao Dayuan 4 1992 Takemiya Masaki Cho Hun-hyun 5 1993 Yoda Norimoto Seo Bong-soo 6 1994 Ōtake Hideo Qian Yuping 7 1995 Lee Chang-ho Cho Hun-hyun 8 1996 Lee Chang-ho Yoo Chang-hyuk 9 1997 Yu Bin Ō Rissei 10 1998 Yoda Norimoto Ma Xiaochun 11 1999 Yoda Norimoto Lee Changho 12 2000 Cho Hun-hyun Lee Changho 13 2001 Cho Hun-hyun Mok Jin-seok 14 2002 Lee Chang-ho Cho Hun-hyun 15 2003 Zhou Heyang Mimura Tomoyasu 16 2004 Yu Bin Song Tae-kon 17 2005 Cho U Cho Han-seung 18 2006 Wang Xi Lee Changho 19 2007 Lee Sedol Chen Yaoye 20 2008 Lee Sedol Cho Han-seung 21 2009 Kong Jie Lee Sedol 22 2010 Kong Jie Yuki Satoshi 23 2011[1] Kong Jie Paek Hong-suk 24 2012 Paek Hong-suk Kong Jie 25 2013 Iyama Yuta Park Junghwan 26 2014 Lee Sedol Kono Rin 27 2015 Lee Sedol Park Junghwan 28 2016 Li Qincheng Shin Jinseo 29 2017 Na Hyeon Lee Sedol 30 2018 Kim Ji-seok Na Hyeon 31 2019 Shin Jinseo Ding Hao Close See also Asian TV Cup at Go News Asian TV Cup at the Nihon Ki-in website (in Japanese) References [1]"Kong Jie wins 23rd Asian TV Cup". Go Game Guru. 2011-06-10. Archived from the original on 2016-12-29. Related Articles~TimelinesTop QsFact Checks
