| [view] | Congratulations to both of you |
| [view] | Top two |
| [view] | Bernd Keller and Thomas Bisballe squeezing winner Jim Herold |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel and his runner up trophy |
| [view] | Thomas Bisballe calling the winners on stage |
| [view] | Jim and Junior |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel, just as lucky really |
| [view] | Local hero and lucky bastard Jim Herold |
| [view] | The final match: Jim Herold versus Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleaves girlfriend is probably the only one who can see the good side of not making the final match |
| [view] | German crew: Dominik Hothow, Christoph Lippert and Kai Budde discussing |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt versus Jim Herold in the semifinals |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt |
| [view] | Jim Herold |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave versus Antoine Ruel in the semifinals |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave in the semifinals |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel in the semifinals |
| [view] | Jan Doise |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel versus Jan Doise in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Jim Herold versus Christoph Lippert in an all-German quarterfinal |
| [view] | Jim Herold |
| [view] | Frank Karsten versus Trey Van Cleave in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Daniel Zink faces Joost Vollebregt in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | The Ruel brothers looking at Antoines draft report. Antoine was going in first in the Top 8, while Olivier just missed the Top8, coming in ninth. |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | The centre of the world...for the moment: the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Frank Karsten facing Trey Van Cleave in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Daniel Zink has a brother that looks just like him He goes in second in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Frank Karsten goes in fifth, Jan Doise goes in eight and Joost Vollebregt goes in seventh |
| [view] | The Dutchspeaking threesome: the Dutch Frank Karsten, the Belgian Jan Doise and the Dutch Joost Vollebregt |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave going in fourth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Dutch Joost Vollebregt goes in seventh in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Dutch Frank Karsten goes in fifth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | German Christoph Lippert goes in sixth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | The Top 8 at Grand Prix Cologne |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt from The Netherlands |
| [view] | The Dutch Joost Vollebregt and the Swiss Niklaus Hugi, not known but good |
| [view] | Niklaus Hugi, a good chance of making top 8 |
| [view] | yvind degaard started this match knowing that the winner would make it to the top 8, while the loser would be out |
| [view] | Proud to say that the Belgian Jan Doise will go to the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Riddle. There is no Portuguese player on site but Portugal still has the possibility of being represented in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Sideboard reporter Mark Wraith has not missed a round so far |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | French Franck Canu, very high chances of making it |
| [view] | This is fake This guy cannot stay serious for more than a second |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller conceded to keep his buddy Olivier Ruel in the running for Top 8 |
| [view] | The rare smile of Kai Budde |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy and Kai Budde in round twelve |
| [view] | Gentle Raphal Lvy is said to be a favorite among young players |
| [view] | Sulking Olivier |
| [view] | How does Bram Snepvangers manage to look so serious every time |
| [view] | Franck Canu supposedly has the best deck going into round twelve |
| [view] | At the draft, the Dutch Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | Some say this guy will come out as the winner |
| [view] | Jim Herold and Trey Van Cleave both started off quite well in round eleven |
| [view] | Jim Herold won Grand Prix Frankfurt with his team Three Heroes last year |
| [view] | Another expat. American Trey Van Cleave has been living in Denmark for a while now |
| [view] | Smiling Konstanczer |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel and Andr Konstanczer plan to see each other again in the top 8 |
| [view] | The French royal delegation: Nicolas Labarre, Cajus von Engelmann and Lionel Bnzech |
| [view] | Building their decks at the side events |
| [view] | Registering |
| [view] | Peer Krger and Claudia Orloff in quite a discussion |
| [view] | Alls busy at the side events |
| [view] | Playing a team Sealed deck at the side events |
| [view] | Andr Konstanczer and Ryan Fuller in a very slow match, according to Head Judge Thomas Bisballe |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller foreseeing that he would lose this game |
| [view] | Andr Konstanczer. Read all about him in issue 24 of the Sideboard magazine |
| [view] | Please meet Antoine Ruel Junior |
| [view] | Wolfgang Magical Fingers Eder |
| [view] | French Antoine Ruel versus Austrian Wolfgang Eder |
| [view] | Look from left to right. The monk, the warrior and Raphal Lvy. Welcome to Dungeons and Dragons. |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter and Kai Budde in a round nine feature match |
| [view] | Kai Budde, cream of the crop |
| [view] | Teammates Olivier Ruel and Noah Boeken even share rooms |
| [view] | Noahs new duck doesnt squeak anymore. A bad omen |
| [view] | Noah Boeken seemed to have had a good nights sleep |
| [view] | Drafting tables, a decisive moment for the second day of Grand Prix Cologne |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel and Andre Konstanczer in the last round of the day |
| [view] | Funny hat |
| [view] | Norwegian Eivind Nitter, its been a long day |
| [view] | Rubbing his hands as if all was won. Raphal Lvy from France |
| [view] | Black Ops challenging Andre Konstanczer |
| [view] | Good luck charms |
| [view] | Noah Boekens serious looks |
| [view] | I actually saw Antoine Ruel kiss his little bear before a match today. Definitely brought him luck in round seven |
| [view] | Kai Budde doesnt know all the Planeshift cards very well yet... |
| [view] | Andre Konstanczer in competition with Christoph Lippert. Competition in haircolor |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller shares Noah Boekens idea of keeping the brains warm |
| [view] | The American Viking Trey Van Cleave |
| [view] | Nicolas Labarre and Helmut Summersberger already met in the top 8 at the Worlds in Brussels last year |
| [view] | His hair is getting long. Nicolas Labarre from France |
| [view] | Helmut Summersberger from Austria in round six |
| [view] | Noah Boeken and Stephan Valkyser sharing afterthoughts |
| [view] | Round five features Benedikt Klauser from Austria and Christoph Lippert from Germany |
| [view] | Blond and beautiful Christoph Lippert |
| [view] | Benedikt Klauser was asked to smile but it didnt quite work |
| [view] | Superman plays on |
| [view] | Two of team Godzillas members facing each other in round four feature match: Ben Ronaldson and Patrick Mello |
| [view] | Daniel Brickwell in an all-German feature match in round four |
| [view] | Our German hero, Kai Budde made the cover of the first revamped American Sideboard |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson practises team play |
| [view] | Patrick Mello made Top 4 with Draften Und Spielen at the team Pro Tour New York 2000 |
| [view] | Planeshifters |
| [view] | The Grand Prix from high up in the sky |
| [view] | The crowd starts to move |
| [view] | Over 500 players in a turquoise metal cylinder: spacey |
