2004 World Championships (TCG)
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The Pokémon Trading Card Game 2004 World Championships was held at the Wyndham Palace Resort & Spa at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida from August 20 to 22, 2004. The event was the first World Championships event hosted by Pokémon Organized Play. The event used the Expedition onwards Modified Format.
Single-Elimination Brackets
Ten and Under
Hayato, of Japan, was the first Ten and Under Champion. He defeated American Reed Weichler in the final.
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| Jacob Burnside | 
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Takashi |
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| Jasper Van Bemmelen | 
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Hayato |
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| Akira |
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Akira |
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| Jake Arnold | 
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Akira |
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| Andrew Krekeler |
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Jose Steven Eguia |
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| Jose Steven Eguia |
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Hayato |
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| Ukyo |
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Reed Weichler |
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| Kevin White |
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Ukyo |
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| Reed Weichler |
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Reed Weichler |
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| Tim |
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Reed Weichler |
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| Curran |
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Taylor Mitchell |
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| Kyle Lathem |
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Kyle Lathem |
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| Jasa Goonjov | 
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Taylor Mitchell |
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| Taylor Mitchell |
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Eleven to Fourteen
Takuya, of Japan, was the first Eleven to Fourteen Champion. He defeated American Kevin Nguyen in the final.
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| Frank Diaz |
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Takuya |
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| Taylor Davis |
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Daniel |
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| Daniel |
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Takuya |
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| Heather Lynch |
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Takayuki |
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| Patrick Kewley |
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Patrick Kewley |
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| Takayuki |
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Takayuki |
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| Steve Davis |
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Takuya |
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| Yutaka |
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Kevin Nguyen |
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| Sebastian Crema | 
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Sebastian Crema |
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| Dan Richard |
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Andrew Knaack |
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| Andrew Knaack |
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Sebastian Crema |
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| Jeroen Robert | 
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Kevin Nguyen |
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| Miyuki |
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Jeroen Robert |
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| Kevin Nguyen |
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Kevin Nguyen |
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| Jason Chen |
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Fifteen and Over
Tsuguyoshi Yamato, of Japan, was the first Fifteen and Over Champion, winning with a perfect match record. He defeated American Chris Fulop in the final.
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Tsuguyoshi Yamato |
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| Koji |
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Colin Moll |
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| Colin Moll |
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Tsuguyoshi Yamato |
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| Evens Cheung | 
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Go |
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Go |
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| Drew Holton |
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Drew Holton |
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| Kyle Sucevich |
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Tsuguyoshi Yamato |
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| J.R. Palumbo |
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Chris Fulop |
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| Chris Fulop |
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Chris Fulop |
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| Yuichi |
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Yuichi |
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| Kevin Jackson |
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Chris Fulop |
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| Charles Collinsworth |
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Yuki |
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| Yuki |
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Yuki |
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| Nick Caporelli |
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Kenneth Wong |
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| Kenneth Wong |
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