Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2003
Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2003 was held on 10 August 2003 in New York, United States.
Deck lists are from the official World Championship 2003 website which had a few missing cards in some of the lists.
World Championship 2003
| 1st | Ng Yu Leung (吳雨良) | Hong Kong | Hand Destruction |
| 2nd | Kitamura Shigeki (北村重樹) | Japan | Hand Destruction |
| 3rd | Mike Rosenberg | United States | Hand Destruction |
| 4th | Huai Tao Sun | United States | Hand Destruction |
| 5 – 18th | Rick Anderson | United States | Hand Destruction |
| Michael Sewell | United States | ||
| Adam McNeely | Canada | Hand Destruction | |
| Yamagata Keisuke (山形啓輔) | Japan | ||
| Tsuda Kyosuke | Japan | ||
| Japan | |||
| Malaysia | |||
| Hu En Tian (胡恩典) | Taiwan | ||
| Lim Choon Kiat (林俊杰) | Singapore | Hand Destruction | |
| Nico Sikorsky | Germany | ||
| Didier Maille | France | Hand Destruction | |
| Michael Rybak | United Kingdom | Beatdown | |
| Luca Casadei | Italy | Beatdown | |
| Annout Van Messem | Netherlands | Beatdown |
World Championship 2003 Competitors
Photo from: 遊戯王 アルティマニア (Wayback Machine)
2003 World Champion
Ng Yu Leung (Hong Kong)
Photo from: Pojo.com
1st, Ng Yu Leung (Hong Kong) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
2nd, Kitamura Shigeki (Japan) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
3rd, Mike Rosenberg (United States) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Rick Anderson (United States) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Adam McNeely (Canada) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Didier Maille (France) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Michael Rybak (United Kingdom) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Luca Casadei (Italy) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
5 – 18th, Annout Van Messem (Netherlands) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2003 (Wayback Machine)
Love the retro content, keep it up!
Just curious but why are some decks at 38-39 cards?
Love these articles btw
The official World Championship 2003 website had missing cards in the lists they posted, probably transcription error on their part.
I stan the dude with the 3 Mechanical Chasers lmao