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Revision as of 18:18, 10 September 2009
The official Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship is the premier annual Yu-Gi-Oh tournament, usually held in Japan, where the best duelists, consisting of national champions and other high-ranked players, from around the world duel for the right to be crowned World Champion.
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History of World Championship
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2003
Haha wiki was hacked by me :)
I eat poo X))
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004
- Champion - Masatoshi Togawa from Japan
- 2nd place - Chan Wan Hang from Hong Kong
- 3rd place - Yoshinobu Suekane from Japan
- 4th place - Ryan Pugh from United Kingdom
- 5th place - Roy St. Clair from United States
- 6th place - Felipe Luque from Chile
- 7th place - Kenyou Ueda from Japan
- 8th place - Anthony Kok Khing Woon from Malaysia
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2005
- Champion - Markou Miltiadis from Greece
- 2nd place - Jorge Fabian Pina Lizarraga from Mexico
- 3rd place - David Kretschmer from Germany
- 4th place - Guan Sian Li from Taiwan
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2006
- Champion - Dario Longo from Italy
- 2nd place - Malcum Shum from Hong Kong
- 3rd place - Adrian Madaj from Poland
- 4th place - Markou Miltiadis from Greece
- 5th place - Stuart Watts United Kingdom
- 6th place - Jack considine United Kingdom
- 7th Place - Miguel Flores from United States
- 8th Place - Andrew Crehan United Kingdom
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007
- Champion - Andres Toro from Chile
- 2nd place - Mattia Sarpa from Italy
- 3rd place - Adam Corn from United States
- 4th place - Dexter Dalit from Canada
- 5th place - Dario Longo from Italy
- 6th place - Toshiki Muramatsu from Japan
- 7th place - Yuen Ka Wa from Hong Kong
- 8th place - Oliver Schmidt-Voss from Germany
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2008
- Champion - Kazuki Mutsuoka from Japan
- 2nd place - Robert Ackerman from United States
- 3rd place - Takeru Norihama from Japan
- 4th place - Claudio Kirchmair from Austria
- 5th place - Jung-Ho Ahn from Korea
- 6th place - Chris Gehring from New Zealand
- 7th place - Wei-Hao She from Taiwan
- 8th place - Takahiro Kawaguchi from Japan
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2009
- Champion - Yugi Mutou
- 2nd place - Joey Wheeler
- 3rd place - Sexy Dark Magician Girl
- 4th place - Roy St.Clair from United States
- 5th place - Alexander Antonios from Australia
- 6th place - Chris Gehring from New Zealand
- 7th place - Man Man Lai Au from Hong Kong
- 8th place - Kian Sim Kee from Malaysia
