HSU Hao-hung Secures Seventh Consecutive Title at the 14th USE Cup Judan Tournament

The fourth game of the bestoffive final at the 14th USE Cup Judan Tournament was held on August 13, featuring defending champion HSU Hao-hung and leading Taiwanese professional LAI Jyun-fu, winner of the Shan-Mai Cup International Go Open. After an intense and closely contested match, Hsu triumphed with a 3–1 victory, successfully defending the Judan title for the seventh consecutive year—a historic achievement in Taiwan's Go community.
The USE Cup Judan Tournament is exclusively sponsored by USE Electronics Co., Ltd. As long-time supporters of professional Go in Taiwan, we are honored to witness elite players demonstrating exceptional skill, focus, and sportsmanship. Both Hsu and Lai expressed their appreciation to CEO and President Junko Kato for her continuous support of professional Go and her long-standing commitment to sponsoring the Judan Tournament. This year's tournament awarded NT$700,000 to the champion, NT$300,000 to the runnerup, and NT$100,000 to the thirdplace finisher.
We extend our warmest congratulations to HSU Hao-hung for achieving his remarkable seven‑year championship streak—the longest continuous title run in Taiwan over the past decade. We also express our sincere appreciation to all participants for their outstanding performances throughout the tournament.

▍About HSU Hao-hung
- Date of Birth: April 30, 2001
- Rank: Judan (10-dan)
- Turned Professional: 2013
- Title Championships: Mingren Championship, The Taiwan Weiqi Ace Tournament, Taiwan Tianyuan Tournament, USE Cup Judan Tournament, Haifong Cup, National Champion, Chunghwa Cup Go Sage
- Career Championships:
- 38 career titles, including 1 international title and 2 non‑official titles
- Eight titles in 2022
- Seven consecutive USE Cup Judan titles (2018–2024)
- Five consecutive National Champion titles (2019–2023)
- Gold Medalist, Men's Individual Go, 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games
- Rank Progression (Compact Format): 2013 – 1-dan; 2014 – 2-dan; 2016 – 3-dan; 2017 – 5-dan; 2019 – 6-dan; 2020 – 7-dan; 2022 – 8-dan; 2022 (Dec. 8) – 9-dan.
A Battle Between Two Champions: Hsu Narrowly Wins to Set a New Seven‑Time Judan Record
Taiwan Judan Tournament: Hsu Hao-hung Defeats Lai Jyun-fu 3:1 to Achieve Seven Consecutive Titles
Photo credit: Haifong Go Academy