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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 15th World Go Championship

as of August 5, 2002

	Round 1	Round 2	Quarter Finals	Semi Finals	Final
Lin Hai Fong (Japan)		LEE Se-Dol	LEE Se-Dol	LEE Se-Dol	LEE Se-Dol
LEE Se-Dol (Korea)	LEE Se-Dol
Sen Feng WANG (South America)
CHOU Chunhson (Taipei)		CHOU Chunhson
Jimmy CHA (U.S.A)	Jimmy CHA
Rob van ZEIJST (Europe)
YODA Norimoto (Japan)		Lee Changho	Lee Changho
Lee Changho (Korea)	Lee Changho
MA Xiaochun (China)
CHOI Myunghoon (Korea)		KOBAYASHI Satoru
KOBAYASHI Satoru (Japan)	KOBAYASHI Satoru
CHANG Hao (China)
Wang Li Chen (Japan)		YOO Changhyuk	YOO Changhyuk	YOO Changhyuk
YOO Changhyuk (Korea)	YOO Changhyuk
KOBAYASHI Koichi(Japan)
CHO Hoonhyun (Korea)		KONG Jie
KONG Jie (China)	KONG Jie
KATO Masao (Japan)
YU Bin (China)		Park Young-hoon	Wang Ming Wan
Park Young-hoon (Korea)	Park Young-hoon
HU Yaoyu(China)
Wang Ming Wan (Japan)		Wang Ming Wan
MOK Jinseuk (Korea)	MOK Jinseuk
Yuki Satoshi (Japan)