Asian TV Cup

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Asian TV Cup
Full name	Asian TV Cup
Started	1989
Sponsors	NHK KBS CCTV

The Asian TV Cup is a Go competition.

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

Year	Player
^Details1989	Takemiya Masaki
^Details1990	Takemiya Masaki
^Details1991	Takemiya Masaki
^Details1992	Takemiya Masaki
^Details1993	Yoda Norimoto
^Details1994	Otake Hideo
^Details1995	Lee Chang-ho
^Details1996	Lee Chang-ho
^Details1997	Yu Bin
^Details1998	Yoda Norimoto
^Details1999	Yoda Norimoto
^Details2000	Cho Hunhyun
^Details2001	Cho Hunhyun
^Details2002	Lee Chang-ho
^Details2003	Zhou Heyang
^Details2004	Yu Bin
^Details2005	Cho U
^Details2006	Wang Xi

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