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Name
Korean Name
Revised Romanization I Chang-ho
McCune-Reischauer Yi Ch'ang-ho
Hangul 이창호
Hanja 李昌鎬


Lee Chang-ho (이창호 ; 李昌鎬), 9-dan, born 1975 is a Korean professional Go player, and is widely considered to be the current best player in the world. He was a student of Cho Hun-hyeon 9-dan.

See Go players for a list of prominent professionals.

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