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Wikipedia May 5, 2026 at 06:13 AM

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Park_Junghwan

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2 (2013, 2016)
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Park Junghwan did not win the Ing Cup in 2013 or 2016; official Korean Baduk Association records list both as runner-up finishes.

Full reasoning

This table entry is in the wins column, but official Korean Baduk Association records say Park Junghwan was the runner-up in both of those Ing Cup appearances.

  • Park's official player profile lists "제7회 응창기배 준우승" for 2013 and "제8회 응씨배 준우승" for 2016.
  • A Korean Baduk Association feature article also summarizes his record as "응씨배 2회 연속 준우승" (“runner-up in the Ing Cup two times in a row”).

So the entry 2 (2013, 2016) is incorrect as a list of Ing Cup wins. Those years belong under runners-up, not wins.

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2 (2013, 2015)
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Park Junghwan was runner-up, not champion, at the 2013 and 2015 Asian TV Cup.

Full reasoning

This entry is incorrect if read as a list of wins. Official Korean Baduk Association records show Park finished runner-up in both listed years.

  • Park's official player profile lists "제25회 TV바둑아시아선수권 준우승" in 2013 and "제27회 TV바둑아시아선수권 준우승" in 2015.
  • A 2013 Korean Baduk Association news report says Park "제25회 TV바둑아시아선수권에서 준우승".
  • A 2015 Korean Baduk Association report likewise says he had "제27회 TV 바둑아시아선수권 준우승".

So 2 (2013, 2015) is not a correct list of Asian TV Cup wins; those are runner-up results.

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1 (2017)
Correction

Park Junghwan did not win the 2017 IMSA men's individual/blitz event; he finished as runner-up.

Full reasoning

Official Korean Baduk Association sources record this as a runner-up finish, not a title.

  • Park's official player profile lists "IMSA 엘리트 마인드 게임스 남자개인전 준우승" for 2017.
  • A Korean Baduk Association report on the 2017 IMSA Elite Mind Games says Park reached the final but lost to Ke Jie and "은메달에 만족해야했다" (“had to settle for the silver medal”).

That means the 1 (2017) entry is incorrect if presented as a win/title in this table.

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2 (2010)
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Park Junghwan won one mixed-pair gold at the 2010 Asian Games, not two; his two Asian Games golds were one mixed-pair title and one men's team title.

Full reasoning

This row overstates Park's mixed-pair record.

Official Korean Baduk Association records describe Park as an Asian Games two-gold medalist overall, and then list those two golds separately:

  • 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games mixed pair gold
  • 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games men's team gold

A 2010 Korean Baduk Association report on the Games also states that in the mixed-pair event, Lee Seul-a and Park Junghwan won the gold medal. That is one mixed-pair gold, not two.

So 2 (2010) is incorrect for Asian Games, Mixed Double. Park's total Asian Games gold count is two, but they came from two different events, not two mixed-double titles.

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1 (2016)
Correction

Park Junghwan did not win the Myungin title in 2016; he was the runner-up.

Full reasoning

This entry is incorrect if presented as a win. Official Korean Baduk Association records show Park finished runner-up in the 2016 Myungin (Myeongin) event.

  • Park's official player profile lists "제43회 하이원리조트배 명인전 준우승" in 2016.
  • The Korean Baduk Association's official event history for the Myungin tournament shows 43 | 2015 | 이세돌 | 박정환 | 3-1, meaning Lee Sedol won and Park Junghwan was runner-up.

So 1 (2016) is not a correct Myungin win for Park.

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1 (2020)
Correction

Park Junghwan did not win the 2020 Korea Strongest Player / Sopal Cosanol event; he finished as runner-up.

Full reasoning

Official Korean Baduk Association records show Park was the runner-up in this 2020 event, not the champion.

  • Park's official player profile lists "쏘팔코사놀 최고기사 결정전 준우승" for 2020.
  • The Korean Baduk Association's report on the inaugural Sopal Cosanol title ceremony says Shin Jinseo won the first title, while Park Junghwan was the runner-up. It states that the ceremony was attended by "우승자 신진서 9단, 준우승자 박정환 9단" and that Shin beat Park 3-0 in the final.

So the 1 (2020) entry is incorrect if shown as a win for Park.

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