List of Pokemon World Championships Winners by Year, History

The Pokémon World Championships past champions list, historic winners by Year. 



The Pokémon World Championships are the pinnacle of competitive Pokémon play. Typically occurring in August of each year, the Pokémon World Championships feature the best Pokémon players from around the globe. 

Players will compete in the three-day event for a prize pool of over 2 million dollars (the highest prize pool in the Championship Series circuit), the title of Pokémon World Champion, and return invitations for the following year’s Worlds.






pokemon TCG world championship, past winners-champions, results, history, list, by year





  • The Pokemon World Championships is invite-only event where the best players of the season compete  organized by Play! Pokémon, a franchise of "The Pokémon Company". The Pokemon company organized Pokemon Video games (VG) & Pokemon Trading Card Games (TCG). 
  • Play! Pokémon was started in 2003 by the Pokemon company Internationally.
  •   In this best players got scholarship money, prizes and the title of World Champion...
  • In the TCG World championship there are 3 disciplines, Juniors under 13 years, Seniors 13-16 years old, the Master 17+ years old.

  • The 2024 Pokémon World Championships will be held in Honolulu, Hawaii... since the previous World Championships in the state was held back in 2012.

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Pokémon World Championships currently 20 - Playable Character (rosters) ..





Blazikena  - Braixena -  Chandelurea -  Charizard  - Croagunka  - Empoleona  - 

Darkraia  - Garchompa  - Gardevoir  - Gengar -  Lucario -  Machamp  - Mewtwoa - 

 Pikachu  - Pikachu Librea -  Sceptilea -  Scizora -  Shadow  - Mewtwoab  - Suicune -   

Weavile  - 



Pokemon World Championships Winners List by Year, 2004-2023



 
Pokémon World Championships-tournament TCG World Champions - Winners List  by Year history Since 2004-2023...




Year  - Junior    Senior   Master


2004:   Hayato Sato ,
  -   Takuya Yoneda ,  -    Tsuguyoshi

2005:   Curran Hill ,
  -    Stuart Benson ,  -    Jeremy Maron

2006:   Hiroki Yano ,
  -    Miska Saari ,  -    Jason Klaczynski 

2007:   Jun Hasebe ,
  -    Jeremy Scharff-Kim ,  -    Tom Roos 

2008:   Tristan Robinson ,
  -    Dylan Lefavour ,  -    Jason Klaczysnki 

2009:   Tsubasa Nakamura  ,
  -    Takuto Itagaki  ,  -    Stephen Silvestro  

2010:   Yuka Furusawa,
  -    Jacob Lesage,  -    Yuta Komatsuda  

2011:   Gustavo Wada,
  -    Christopher Kan,  -    David Cohen  

2012:   Shuto Itagaki,
  -    Chase Moloney,  -    Igor Costa  

2013:   Ondrej Kujal,
  -    Kaiwen Cabbabe,  -    Jason Klaczynski  

2014:   Haruto Kobayashi,
  -    Trent Orndorff,  -    Andrew Estrada  

2015:   Rowan Stavenow,
  -    Patrick Martinez,  -    Jacob Van Wagner  

2016:   Shunto Sadahiro,
  -    Jesper Eriksen,  -    Cory Connor  .

2017:   Tobias Stromdahl,  -  Zachary Bukhari,  -    Diego Cassiraga.

2018: Naohito Inoue  -  Magnus Pedersen    -  Robin Schulz

2019: Haruki Miyamoto  -  Kaya Lichtleitner    -  Henry Brand

2022: Rikuto Ohashi  -    Liam Halliburton    -   Ondřej Škubal

2023: Shao Tong Yen  -  Gabriel Fernandez   -  Vance Kelley

2024:    TBD




Who has the most Pokémon World Championships?



The best players in a season in their Regions can also win Travel Awards to this event and the format used is respective to the year. As of 2016 there have been 7 World Championships held with 20 different players crowned as World Champion across all divisions. Ray Rizzo holds the record at 3 titles.



Who Is the Most Famous Pokémon Player?




Ray Rizzo is an American professional Pokémon player who has won the World Championships three times in 2010, 2011, and 2012. He is known for his expertise in the competitive gameplay and his mastery of different Pokémon types.

Noteable

Se Jun Park is a professional Pokémon player from South Korea and is considered one of the best players of all time. He won the Pokémon World Championships in 2014 and is known for his strategic gameplay.




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