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The Nihon Ki-in

The World Go Championship The Fujitsu Cup	Kisei Title | Meijin Title | Honinbo Title | Tengen Title | Oza Title
	Gosei Title | Judan Title | NEC Cup | Agon-Kiriyama Cup
	Shinjin-O Title | Okan Tournament | NHK Cup | Ryusei Tournament
	Women's Honinbo Title | Women's Meijin Title | Women's Kisei Title

The 14th World Go Championship

as of July 9, 2001

August 4 (Tokyo)	Player	Result
Final	CHO Hoonhyun(Korea) CHOI Myunghoon (Korea)	CHO Hoonhyun
Play-off for 3rd	Lin Hai Fong (Japan) CHOU Chunhson (Taipei)	Lin Hai Fong

Player	Round 1	Round 2	Quarter finals	Semifinals
CHO Hoonhyun(Korea)		Cho H (resign)	Cho H (resign)	Cho H (16.5)
KONG Jie (China)	KONG (resign)
Thomas HSIANG(U.S.A)
CHANG Hao (China)		KOBAYASHI (4.5)
KOBAYASHI Koichi (Japan)	KOBAYASHI (resign)
MA Xiaochun (China)
YOO Changhyuk (Korea)		Lin (resign)	Lin (1.5)
Lin Hai Fong (Japan)	Lin (resign)
Fernand AGUILAR (South America)
YU Bin (China)		YU (resign)
ISHII Kunio (Japan)Ding Wei (China)	ISHII (resign)
Lee Changho (Korea)
Zhou Heyang (China)		KOHNO (resign)	CHOU (0.5)	CHOI (7.5)
KOHNO Rin (Japan)	KOHNO (resign)
SHAO Weigang (China)
MOK Jinseuk (Korea)		CHOU (resign)
LEE Se-Dol (Korea)	CHOU (resign)
CHOU Chunhson (Taipei)
Cho Chi Hun (Japan)		Cho C (2.5)	CHOI (8.5)
RUI Naiwei (Korea)	RUI (resign)
Juan GUO (Europe)
Wang Li Chen (Japan)		CHOI (0.5)
Wang Ming Wan (Japan)	CHOI (5.5)
CHOI Myunghoon (Korea)