Yugioh World Championship 2008

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After months of competitions from the halls of regional and national tournaments around the world to the biggest stage of all - and for the first time in four years - a Yu-Gi-Oh! World Champion has been crowned. For the first time since 2014 the championship trophy for the TCG has left Asia, as Paulie Aronson became the first-ever US player to reach the summit to be crowned the King of Games.

Elsewhere, Jianyu Jiang (aka Takagi) was the champion for Duel Links in the final against the Korean player Jonghwan Lee (Yukoo), while Europe celebrated taking home the first-ever World Championships for Master Duel as Team Snipehunters (made up of Joshua Schmidt, Jack-Rory Steenkamer and Emre Kizilates) overcame competition from the North American Team 7 (Raymond Dai, Ryan Yu and Jesse Kotton) in an intense 5-3 final.