Changes: Tsuyoshi Fujita

Tsuyoshi Fujita ; 藤田剛史
Demographics
Born	December 13, 1973
Residence	Osaka, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Professional Career
Pro Tour debut	1998 World Championships (Seattle)
Top Finishes	4 (0 wins)
GP top 8s	12 (2 wins)
Awards
	Hall of Fame

Latest revision as of 09:55, 29 August 2018

Tsuyoshi Fujita (藤田剛史) is a Japanese former professional player. He was the first Japanese player to make the top eight of a Pro Tour when he finished second to Zvi Mowshowitz at Pro Tour Tokyo 2001. In 2007, he was inducted into the Magic: The Gathering Hall of Fame.

Accomplishments[ | ]

Season	Event type	Location	Format	Date	Rank
1997–98	Nationals	Tokyo	Special	4–5 July 1998	4
1998–99	Grand Prix	Kyoto	Limited	16–17 January 1999	4
1998–99	Asia Pacific Championship	Singapore	Special	27–28 March 1999	3
1999–00	Grand Prix	Taipei	Extended	12–13 February 2000	2
2000–01	Grand Prix	Kyoto	Extended	11–12 November 2000	1
2000–01	Grand Prix	Hiroshima	Limited	27–28 January 2001	6
2000–01	Pro Tour	Tokyo	Block Constructed	16–18 March 2001	2
2001–02	Grand Prix	Hong Kong	Limited	17–18 November 2001	3
2001–02	Masters	San Diego	Standard	11–13 January 2002	7
2001–02	Grand Prix	Fukuoka	Limited	16–17 February 2002	6
2001–02	Grand Prix	Nagoya	Team Limited	11–12 May 2002	4
2002–03	Grand Prix	Utsunomiya	Limited	12–13 October 2002	3
2002–03	Grand Prix	Hiroshima	Extended	25–26 January 2003	7
2002–03	Grand Prix	Bangkok	Standard	12–13 July 2003	1
2003–04	Nationals	Osaka	Special	11–13 June 2004	1
2003–04	Grand Prix	Kuala Lumpur	Standard	24–25 July 2004	4
2005	Grand Prix	Seattle	Extended	5–6 March 2005	7
2005	Pro Tour	London	Booster Draft	8–10 July 2005	2
2005	Pro Tour	Los Angeles	Extended	28–30 October 2005	5
2011	Pro Tour	Nagoya	Block Constructed and Booster Draft	10–12 June 2011	5

→ Source: Wizards.com

Pro Tour Results[ | ]

List of the Pro Tour results and winnings of Tsuyoshi Fujita
Season	Pro Tour	Format	Finish	Winnings
1997–98	Worlds (Seattle)	Special	99
1998–99	Los Angeles	Rochester Draft	116
1998–99	New York	Block Constructed	54	$470
1998–99	Worlds (Tokyo)	Special	26	$2,400
1999–00	Washington, D.C.	Team Limited	15
1999–00	London	Booster Draft	141
1999–00	Chicago	Extended	273
1999–00	Los Angeles	Booster Draft	73
1999–00	New York	Block Constructed	108
1999–00	Worlds (Brussels)	Special	63	$505
2000–01	New York	Team Limited	40
2000–01	Los Angeles	Rochester Draft	99
2000–01	Tokyo	Block Constructed	2	$20,000
2000–01	Barcelona	Booster Draft	216
2000–01	Worlds (Toronto)	Special	59	$550
2001–02	New York	Team Limited	57
2001–02	New Orleans	Extended	48	$690
2001–02	San Diego	Rochester Draft	334
2001–02	Osaka	Block Constructed	14	$3,800
2001–02	Worlds (Sydney)	Special	177
2002–03	Boston	Team Limited	77
2002–03	Chicago	Rochester Draft	195
2002–03	Venice	Block Constructed	56	$580
2002–03	Yokohama	Booster Draft	94
2003–04	Boston	Team Limited	97
2003–04	New Orleans	Extended	126
2003–04	Kobe	Block Constructed	22	$2,100
2003–04	Seattle	Team Limited	25
2003–04	Worlds (San Francisco)	Special	18	$2,750
2005	Colombus	Extended	9	$6,000
2005	Nagoya	Rochester Draft	100
2005	Atlanta	Team Limited	102
2005	Philadelphia	Block Constructed	20	$1,425
2005	London	Booster Draft	2	$20,000
2005	Los Angeles	Extended	5	$9,500
2005	Worlds (Yokohama)	Special	85
2006	Honolulu	Standard	205
2006	Prague	Booster Draft	405
2006	Charleston	Team Constructed	17	$700
2006	Kobe	Booster Draft	239
2006	Worlds (Paris)	Special	10	$6,500
2007	Geneva	Booster Draft	129
2007	Yokohama	Block Constructed	33	$1,300
2007	Valencia	Extended	280
2007	Worlds (New York)	Special	360
2008	Kuala Lumpur	Booster Draft	173
2009	Kyoto	Standard and Booster Draft	241
2010	Worlds (Chiba)	Special	153
2011	Nagoya	Block Constructed and Booster Draft	5	$11,000
2011	Worlds (San Francisco)	Special	230
2016–17	Aether Revolt in Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	129
2016–17	Amonkhet in Nashville	Standard and Booster Draft	46	$1,500
2016–17	Hour of Devastation in Kyoto	Standard and Booster Draft	83
2017–18	Ixalan in Albuquerque	Standard and Booster Draft	205
2017–18	Rivals of Ixalan in Bilbao	Modern and Booster Draft	51	$1,000
2017–18	Dominaria in Richmond	Standard and Booster Draft	71
2017–18	25th Anniversary in Minneapolis	Team Constructed	39	$2,000

→ Source: Wizards.com

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Changes: Tsuyoshi Fujita

Latest revision as of 09:55, 29 August 2018

Accomplishments[ | ]

Pro Tour Results[ | ]

External links[ | ]