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World Pool Championship

Fedor Gorst Clinches the 2024 World Pool Championship Title

Fedor Gorst 2024 World Pool Championship

Fedor Gorst was crowned the 2024 World Pool Champion after a thrilling victory over Eklent Kaçi at the Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal City Sports Hall in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This prestigious event was held in partnership with the Saudi Arabian Billiard & Snooker Federation (SABSF) and the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Sport.

Match Result

Fedor Gorst vs Eklent Kaçi: 15-14

Early Lead and Mid-Game Drama

Gorst capitalized on winning the lag, quickly securing an early 3-0 lead against Eklent Kaçi. However, Kaçi fought back in the fourth rack, escaping Gorst’s tight safety on the 2-ball. Undeterred, Gorst quickly reclaimed control, surviving a safety from Kaçi on the 2-ball in the next rack to extend his lead to 5-1.

Despite Kaçi claiming a few racks, Gorst showcased his prowess with a series of spectacular shots. A high-flying jump shot on the 2-ball in rack 8, followed by another jump shot on the 3-ball in rack 13, brought the score to 8-4.

Kaçi’s Comeback and Critical Moments

Kaçi mounted a spirited comeback, winning two consecutive racks, but a costly error in rack 15 saw him park the 9-ball next to the pocket. Seizing the opportunity, Gorst executed a brilliant carom shot off the 3-ball to sink the 9-ball, pushing the score to 9-6.

The battle intensified as the players exchanged racks, reaching rack 19. Kaçi’s repeated mistake of parking the 4-ball gave Gorst yet another opening to clear the table. Determined, Kaçi took advantage of a dry break from Gorst to clean up the rack. However, a scratch on Kaçi’s break allowed Gorst to keep his lead and execute two break-and-runs, extending his lead to 13-9.

Nail-Biting Finish

A misstep from Gorst on the 1-ball during his break gave Kaçi another chance to steal victory, allowing him to charge through the racks. The composed Albanian thrilled the audience with the shot of the tournament—a two-rail kick to a 2-9 combo—levelling the score at 13-13. Maintaining his momentum, Kaçi reached the hill first by clearing yet another rack, but a dry break handed Gorst the opportunity he needed to tie the score at hill-hill.

The final rack saw a nail-biting exchange of safety shots from the two young finalists, but an accidental scratch dashed Kaçi’s hopes of becoming World Champion. With ball in hand, Gorst methodically cleared the table one last time, earning his second World Pool Championship title.

A Historic Victory

This victory not only crowns Fedor Gorst as the top player on the World Nineball Tour but also etches his name in history as the youngest ever to win multiple World Pool Championship titles.

Upcoming Events on the World Nineball Tour

Knight Shot Dubai Open

The Knight Shot Dubai Open will take place at Jayson Shaw’s Billiard Lounge, Dubai, UAE, from June 12-15 with a prize fund of $25,000.

European Open Championship

The next signature Matchroom multi-table open event will be the European Open Championship in Fulda, Germany. The tournament takes place from August 6-11 at the Hotel Esperanto.

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World Pool Championship 2023 Schedule & Format

The World Pool Championship 2023 will take place from February 1st to 5th and will feature 128 of the top pool players from around the world. The tournament will be split into two stages, with a double elimination format for the first two days and a single elimination format for the remaining days. Watch Live in Your Country Here!

World Pool Championship 2023 Schedule & Format

The schedule for the tournament is as follows:

DaySession TimesFormatPlayersTotal MatchesTotal Tables in PlayRace to
1st Feb Day 11200 – 1630Double Elimination64 Players32169
1st Feb Day 11800 – 2300Double Elimination64 Players + 32 Players32, 16 (48)169
2nd Feb Day 21200 – 1700Double Elimination32 players + 64 players16, 32 (48)169
2nd Feb Day 21830 – 2300Double Elimination64 Players32169
3rd Feb Day 31200 – 1630Single Elimination64 players321611
3rd Feb Day 31800 – 2230Single Elimination32 players16811
4th Feb
Day 4
1200 – 1700Single Elimination16 players8311
4th Feb
Day 4
1830 – 2300Single Elimination8 players4311
5th Feb
Day 5
1200 – 1630Single Elimination4 players2111
5th Feb
Day 5
1830 – 2130Single Elimination2 players1113
Table source
  • Day 1 (February 1st): The first round of the tournament will take place, with 64 players competing in the first half of the day and the remaining 64 players competing in the second half. The winners of these matches will move on to the Winners Qualification round, which will also take place on the first day.
  • Day 2 (February 2nd): The second half of the Winners Qualification round will take place in the first session of the day, followed by the Losers First Round. The losers of the first round matches will compete in this round, with all matches played to a race to 9.
  • Day 3 (February 3rd): The tournament will move into a single elimination format, with the Last 64 players competing in the first session of the day. The Last 32 players will then compete in the second session, with all matches played to a race to 11.
  • Day 4 (February 4th): The Last 16 players will compete in the first session of the day, followed by the Quarter Finals in the second session. All matches will be played to a race to 11.
  • Day 5 (February 5th): The Semi-Finals will take place in the first session of the day, followed by the Final in the second session. The final match will be played to a race to 13.

Note: All matches will be played to a winner breaks format, with a total of 16 tables in play throughout the tournament. This promises to be an exciting event for pool fans around the world, as the best players in the world will compete for the title of World Pool Champion.

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