Maxim Cup
Keywords: Tournament
Korean TV title for 9-dans only. Originally (first 4-5 terms) a win-and-continue format, now a knock-out. Its current full name is Maxim Coffee Cup Ipsin Strongest Tournament, and it is sponsored by Dongseo Food and hosted by the Korea Baduk Association.
See the Go to Everyone! section for more information.
Ed. | Year | Winner | Runner up | Score |
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1st | 2000 | Ch'oe Kyu-pyeong | Yu Ch'ang-hyeok | |
2nd | 2001 | Yu Ch'ang-hyeok | Yang Jaeho | |
3rd | 2002 | Yu Ch'ang-hyeok | Kim Ilhwan | |
4th | 2003 | Jiang Zhujiu | Rui Naiwei | |
5th | 2004 | Rui Naiwei | Yu Ch'ang-hyeok | |
6th | 2005 | Yi Setol | Yang Jaeho | |
7th | 2006 | Yi Setol | Choe Cheol-han | |
8th | 2007 | Yi Setol | Pak Cheong-sang | |
9th | 2008 | Park Yeonghun | Mok Jinseok | 2–1 |
10th | 2009 | Choe Cheol-han | Park Yeonghun | 2–0 |
11th | 2010 | Choe Cheol-han | Kang Dongyun | 2–1 |
12th | 2011 | Park Yeonghun | Lee Changho | 2–0 |
13th | 2012 | Park Junghwan | Choe Cheol-han | 2–0 |
14th | 2013 | Park Junghwan | Yi Setol | 2–0 |
15th | 2014 | Yi Setol | Park Junghwan | 2–0 |
16th | 2015 | Choe Cheol-han | Hong Sungji | 2–1 |
17th | 2016 | Lee Sedol | Weon Seongjin | 2–0 |
18th | 2017 | Park Junghwan | Yun Junsang | 2–1 |
19th | 2018 | Cho Hanseung | Park Yeonghun | 2–1 |
20th | 2019 | Shin Jinseo | Lee Donghoon | 2–1 |
21st | 2020 | Lee Jihyun | Shin Minjun | 2–0 |
22nd | 2021 | Kim Jiseok | Lee Jihyun | 2–0 |
23rd | 2022 | Park Junghwan | Lee Donghoon | 2–0 |
24th | 2023 | Shin Jinseo | Lee Wonyoung | 2–0 |
25th | 2024 | Shin Jinseo | Kim Myunghoon | 2–0 |