What to know
- Representatives from the USA, Mexico, UK, Ireland, Germany, France (two tied reps), Japan, and Australia
- Only Takara Beyblades were eligible; RC Beyblades and HMS Blades were banned
- Custom stadium had two rectangular launch pathways feeding a wide central arena with a spin-sapping blue circle in the middle
- Matches were one-on-one, narrowing to a final duel between the two remaining representatives
- A rumored 2005 Canadian qualifier tournament never actually happened
Participants
- Noland Carcamo (USA)
- Erick Cortes Reyes (Mexico)
- Nathan Howarth (UK)
- John O. (Ireland)
- Christian D. (Germany)
- Maurice T. (France)
- Jeremy B. (France)
- Kenta Hori (Japan)
- Jacob M. (Australia)
Results
- Final: Noland Carcamo (USA) beat Kenta Hori (Japan), crowned No. 1 Blader in the World
Named elsewhere on this site
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- BBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2004 news item · 2004-08-17
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Rumors of a 2005 Canadian championship qualifier circulated but the event never happened