International: The Fujitsu Cup
Yi and Rui crash out of Round 2.
Updated 14 April 2000
Korea:The P'aewang
Cho Hun-hyeon 9-dan keeps his title after winning the 34th P'aewang.
Games added 12 April 2000
Japan: The Judan
Kobayashi Koichi retains his title with a 3-0 victory over Nakano in the Final. Games added 12 April 2000
Japan: The Honinbo League
The most traditionally Japanese title will be contested, for the third year in a row, entirely by foreign-born players.
Updated 11 April 2000
International: The Ing Cup
The Japanese players have been named, and they come from all over the globe.
Added 06 April 2000
Korea: The Maxim Cup
Ch'oe Kyu-pyeong has won the first 'Coffee' Cup.
Added 06 April 2000
Japan:The NHK Cup
Three straight victories for Yoda Norimoto 9-dan.
Updated 2 April 2000
International:The Nong Shim Cup
A thrilling final in this new Tournament.Updated 30 March 2000
China: The Qisheng
Zhou Heyang 8-dan is to meet holder Chang Hao 9-dan in the final of the 2nd Qisheng. Updated 30 March 2000
International: The Ing Memorial
Lee Hyuk sweeps the board in Helsinki with 6 wins. Updated 26 March 2000
China: The Mingren
Only two left in the race to find a challenger for the Mingren. Updated 23 March 2000
Japan: The Women's Meijin
Aoki Kikuyo 7-dan retains her title in the 12th Women's Meijin. Updated 20 March 2000
Japan: The Kisei
O Rissei 9-dan defeats Cho Chikun 9-dan to become the next Kisei. Updated 14 March 2000
Japan: The NEC Cup
Cho Chikun 9-dan defeated Kato Masao 9-dan for the 19th NEC Cup. Updated 09 March 2000
International: The LG Cup
Yu Ch'ang-hyeok 9-dan and Yu Bin 9-dan tied 1-1 in the 4th LG Cup. Updated 09 March 2000
International: Hung Chang Cup
Rui Naiwei 9-dan becomes the first holder of this title. Games added 17 March 2000
China: The Xinren
Many new faces as the 13th Mingren is about to get under way. Games added 17 March 2000
Japan: The Women's Kisei
The 3rd Women's Kisei title was plucked out of the grasp of Kobayashi Izumi 4-dan by Chinen Kaori 3-dan. Game added
09 March 2000
China: The Tianyuan
Chang Hao again retains his title in China's version of the Tengen. Updated 07 March 2000
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