Taiwan, Japan & Korea have dominated Asian Baseball Championship in last decade

The Asian Baseball Championship is the main championship tournament between national baseball teams in Asia, governed by the Baseball Federation of Asia (BFA). It is held every other year in odd-numbered years and since 1983 it also functions as the qualification games for the Baseball at the Summer Olympics if the event year is exactly one year before the Olympics. The competition has been dominated by teams from the Taiwan, Japan and Korea.

*) In 1993 championship,host Australia
- The winner: Japan
- Runner-up: Korea
- 3rd Place: Taiwan
- 4th Place: Australia

*) In 1995 championship,host Japan
- The winner: Japan
- Runner-up: Korea
- 3rd Place: Taiwan
- 4th Place: China

*) In 1997 championship,host Taiwan
- The winner: Korea
- Runner-up: Japan
- 3rd Place: Taiwan
- 4th Place: China

*) In 1999 championship,host Korea
- The winner: Korea
- Runner-up: Japan
- 3rd Place: Taiwan
- 4th Place: China

*) In 2001 championship,host Taiwan
- The winner: Taiwan
- Runner-up: Korea
- 3rd Place: Japan
- 4th Place: Philippines

*) In 2003 championship,host Japan
- The winner: Japan
- Runner-up: Taiwan
- 3rd Place: Korea
- 4th Place: China

*) In 2005 championship,host Japan
- The winner: Japan
- Runner-up: Taiwan
- 3rd Place: China
- 4th Place: Korea

*) In 2007 the championship will be carry out in Taiwan