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European Open Pool Championship 2023 Results

If you are a fan of pool, you might be interested in the results of the European Open Pool Championship 2023, which takes place from August 8 to 13 in Fulda, Germany. This prestigious event featured some of the best players in the world, competing for a total prize fund of $200,000. The tournament is part of the World Nineball Tour and attracts 256 players from various countries and regions.

In this blog post, we will give you a summary of the results, highlights, and surprises of the European Open Pool Championship 2023. We will also provide you with some links to watch the matches online and read more about the event. Let’s get started!

8th August – Day One (Round 1 – Race to 9)

PlayersResultsPlayersTimes (CEST)
Albin Ouschan9 – 4Dawid Brzeziński10:00 AM
Panagiotis Ksipoliteas9 – 4Tim De Ruyter10:00 AM
Hunter Lombardo9 – 5Flavian Glont10:00 AM
Pierfrancesco Garzia9 – 2Arik Reiter10:00 AM
Pia Filler9 – 3Clemens Ebert10:00 AM
Daniel Maciol9 – 2Erik Kohler10:00 AM
Wojciech Szewczyk9 – 0Fu Huan10:00 AM
Ivo Aarts9 – 3Thomas Kirsch10:00 AM
Georgi Georgiev9 – 0Patrick Mungiuri11:30 AM
Mika Immonen9 – 2Stephan Wiegand11:30 AM
Ko Pin Yi9 – 6Raphael Wahl10:00 AM
Joonas Saska8 – 9Marcos Sanz Martín10:00 AM
Mats Schjetne9 – 2Chan Oc10:00 AM
Omar Al Shaheen9 – 3Sambor Stachowiak10:00 AM
Mateusz Sniegocki9 – 7Armin Mahmoudi10:00 AM
Marcel Price9 – 5Maximilian Schneider10:00 AM
Alex Montpellier9 – 3Christoph Reintjes10:00 AM
Naoyuki Oi9 – 0Ruben Alves10:00 AM
Aleksa Pecelj9 – 2Engin Niron11:30 AM
Senharip Azar9 – 1Dan Cristea11:30 AM
Luong Duc Thien9 – 3Hassan Osman10:00 AM
Petri Makkonen9 – 4Saki Kanatlar10:00 AM
Francesco Candela9 – 6Pablo García Lagar10:00 AM
Ajdin Piknjac9 – 7Michal Turkowski10:00 AM
Benjamin Belhassen9 – 5Navin Ramkhelawan10:00 AM
Max Lechner9 – 0Gj Oyangoren10:00 AM
Jayson Shaw9 – 4Tobias Hoiss1:00 PM
Ashik Nathwani4 – 9Kalin Varbanov1:00 PM
Johann Chua9 – 0Graeme Hamilton11:30 AM
Roman Hybler9 – 7Andre Wansner11:30 AM
Aloysius Yapp9 – 1Jörg Söder10:00 AM
Anthony Brabin9 – 7Boris Ivanovski10:00 AM
Davy Piergiovanni5 – 9Ricardo Gutjahr10:00 AM
Moritz Neuhausen9 – 7Mika Van Berkel10:00 AM
Denis Grabe9 – 2Kevin Dijkstra11:30 AM
David Zalman9 – 3Holger Gries11:30 AM
Babken Melkonyan9 – 3Elio Sammarini11:30 AM
Imran Majid9 – 1Alexandru Rausch11:30 AM
Radoslaw Babica9 – 3Paul Taylor11:30 AM
Khalid Alghamdi9 – 3Jürgen Hölgert11:30 AM
Cristian Surdea7 – 9Juri Pisklov11:30 AM
Fedor Gorst9 – 8Aleksandrs Horsuns11:30 AM
Niels Feijen9 – 0James Oyangoren11:30 AM
Benji Buckley9 – 4Florian Vogele11:30 AM
Chris Alexander9 – 0Jim Telfer11:30 AM
Dimitris Loukatos9 – 3Rainer Biermann11:30 AM
Tomasz Kaplan9 – 2Jalo Kotinurmi11:30 AM
Miguel Silva9 – 4Alexander Usbeck11:30 AM
Tom Staveley9 – 6Bernd Jungmann11:30 AM
Mieszko Fortunski9 – 1Kalin-Feliks Stefanov11:30 AM
Wu Kun Lin9 – 4Chang Yu-Lung11:30 AM
Talal Alblooshi9 – 5David Hopkin11:30 AM
Antonios Kakaris9 – 7Gabriel Vasilache1:00 PM
Jose Alberto Delgado9 – 2Christian Graser1:00 PM
Sander Kont7 – 9Jaspal Singh Bamotra1:00 PM
Karol Skowerski9 – 3Lorenz Hollenstein1:00 PM
Tony Drago9 – 3Michael Thorn1:00 PM
Joshua Filler9 – 0Joerg Rywotzki1:00 PM
Shane Van Boening9 – 2Rainer Scheffke1:00 PM
Marc Vidal Claramunt9 – 6Seo Seoa1:00 PM
Mickey Krause9 – 2Jorg Klein1:00 PM
James Aranas9 – 1James Devlin1:00 PM
Pijus Labutis9 – 2Keith Gonesh1:00 PM
Karl Gnadeberg9 – 7Patrick Lie Kiauw1:00 PM
Marco Dorenburg5 – 9Do The Kien1:00 PM
Jonás Souto Comino9 – 2Hermann Neumann1:00 PM
Tobias Bongers9 – 2Rubén Omar Docam1:00 PM
Fitim Haradinaj9 – 2Joel Pascua1:00 PM
Spencer Oliver5 – 9Noel Bensaid1:00 PM
Mohammad Soufi9 – 6Robert Braga1:00 PM
Hsieh Chia Chen9 – 2Mountain Patrick11:30 AM
Gary Wilson9 – 6Nikita Rudenko11:30 AM
Fabian Neglein9 – 8Adrian Pollard1:00 PM
Alexander Kazakis9 – 2Rattapol Sassmann1:00 PM
Konrad Juszczyszyn9 – 3Frank Orth1:00 PM
Anthony Raga9 – 7Ivan Coelho1:00 PM
So Shaw9 – 2Adam Mscisz1:00 PM
Thorsten Hohmann9 – 3Bernd Jahnke1:00 PM

8th August – Day One (Round 2 – Race to 9)

PlayersResultsPlayersTimes (CEST)
Albin Ouschan9 – 2Panagiotis Ksipoliteas2:30 PM
Hunter Lombardo9 – 5Pierfrancesco Garzia2:30 PM
Pia Filler3 – 9Daniel Maciol2:30 PM
Wojciech Szewczyk9 – 5Ivo Aarts2:30 PM
Georgi Georgiev9 – 3Mika Immonen4:00 PM
Ko Pin Yi9 – 0Marcos Sanz Martín2:30 PM
Mats Schjetne5 – 9Omar Al Shaheen2:30 PM
Mateusz Sniegocki9 – 3Marcel Price2:30 PM
Alex Montpellier6- 9Naoyuki Oi2:30 PM
Aleksa Pecelj9 – 4Senharip Azar4:00 PM
Luong Duc Thien7 – 9Petri Makkonen2:30 PM
Francesco Candela9 – 7Ajdin Piknjac2:30 PM
Benjamin Belhassen1 – 9Max Lechner2:30 PM
Jayson Shaw9 – 5Kalin Varbanov6:30 PM
Johann Chua9 – 8Roman Hybler4:00 PM
Aloysius Yapp9 – 2Anthony Brabin2:30 PM
Ricardo Gutjahr6 – 9Moritz Neuhausen2:30 PM
Denis Grabe9 – 8David Zalman4:00 PM
Babken Melkonyan2 – 9Imran Majid4:00 PM
Radoslaw Babica9 – 3Khalid Alghamdi4:00 PM
Juri Pisklov7 – 9Fedor Gorst4:00 PM
Niels Feijen9 – 6Benji Buckley4:00 PM
Chris Alexander5 – 9Dimitris Loukatos4:00 PM
Tomasz Kaplan9 – 7Miguel Silva4:00 PM
Tom Staveley4 – 9Mieszko Fortunski4:00 PM
Wu Kun Lin9 – 5Talal Alblooshi6:30 PM
Antonios Kakaris9 – 5Jose Alberto Delgado6:30 PM
Jaspal Singh Bamotra4 – 9Karol Skowerski6:30 PM
Tony Drago6 – 9Joshua Filler6:30 PM
Shane Van Boening9 – 4Marc Vidal Claramunt6:30 PM
Mickey Krause4 – 9James Aranas6:30 PM
Pijus Labutis3 – 9Karl Gnadeberg6:30 PM
Do The Kien1 – 9Jonás Souto Comino6:30 PM
Tobias Bongers9 – 6Fitim Haradinaj6:30 PM
Noel Bensaid4 – 9Mohammad Soufi6:30 PM
Hsieh Chia Chen5 – 9Gary Wilson4:00 PM
Fabian Neglein9 – 3Alexander Kazakis6:30 PM
Konrad Juszczyszyn9 – 8Anthony Raga6:30 PM
So Shaw0 – 9Thorsten Hohmann6:30 PM

8th August – Day One (Round 1 Losers – Race to 8)

PlayersResultsPlayersTimes (CEST)
Dawid Brzeziński1 – 8Tim De Ruyter2:30 PM
Flavian Glont8 – 2Arik Reiter2:30 PM
Clemens Ebert4 – 8Erik Kohler2:30 PM
Fu Huan4 – 8Thomas Kirsch2:30 PM
Patrick Mungiuri8 – 6Stephan Wiegand4:00 PM
Raphael Wahl8 – 0Joonas Saska2:30 PM
Chan Oc3 – 8Sambor Stachowiak2:30 PM
Armin Mahmoudi8 – 3Maximilian Schneider2:30 PM
Christoph Reintjes8 – 0Ruben Alves2:30 PM
Engin Niron2 – 8Dan Cristea4:00 PM
Hassan Osman2 – 8Saki Kanatlar2:30 PM
Pablo García Lagar2 – 8Michal Turkowski2:30 PM
Navin Ramkhelawan5 – 8Gj Oyangoren2:30 PM
Tobias Hoiss6 – 8Ashik Nathwani6:30 PM
Graeme Hamilton6 – 8Andre Wansner4:00 PM
Jörg Söder5 – 8Boris Ivanovski2:30 PM
Davy Piergiovanni3 – 8Mika Van Berkel2:30 PM
Kevin Dijkstra2 – 8Holger Gries4:00 PM
Elio Sammarini8 – 6Alexandru Rausch4:00 PM
Paul Taylor8 – 5Jürgen Hölgert4:00 PM
Cristian Surdea8 – 6Aleksandrs Horsuns4:00 PM
James Oyangoren3 – 8Florian Vogele4:00 PM
Jim Telfer8 – 5Rainer Biermann4:00 PM
Jalo Kotinurmi3 – 8Alexander Usbeck4:00 PM
Bernd Jungmann4 – 8Kalin-Feliks Stefanov4:00 PM
Chang Yu-Lung8 – 2David Hopkin4:00 PM
Gabriel Vasilache8 – 3Christian Graser6:30 PM
Sander Kont8 – 3Lorenz Hollenstein6:30 PM
Michael Thorn5 – 8Joerg Rywotzki6:30 PM
Rainer Scheffke6 – 8Seo Seoa6:30 PM
Jorg Klein5 – 8James Devlin6:30 PM
Keith Gonesh7 – 8Patrick Lie Kiauw6:30 PM
Marco Dorenburg8 – 3Hermann Neumann6:30 PM
Rubén Omar Docamp8 – 1Joel Pascua6:30 PM
Spencer Oliver4 – 8Robert Braga6:30 PM
Mountain Patrick8 – 4Nikita Rudenko4:00 PM
Adrian Pollard8 – 6Rattapol Sassmann6:30 PM
Frank Orth3 – 8Ivan Coelho6:30 PM
Adam Mscisz5 – 8Bernd Jahnke6:30 PM

Filed Under: European Open Pool, Nine-ball

European Open Pool Championship 2023: A Clash of Titans in Fulda

Welcome to the pinnacle of European billiards excellence – the European Open Pool Championship 2023! This year’s thrilling tournament is set to captivate fans from all corners of the globe, as it returns to the charming German town of Fulda from August 8th to 13th. Hosted within the elegant confines of the renowned Hotel Esperanto, the championship promises to showcase not only the finest cuesport talents but also a display of sportsmanship and camaraderie that transcends boundaries. Also, Check out live matches in your country here!

European Open Pool Championship 2023

Defending Champion and Contenders

With the echoes of the previous year’s triumph still resonating, the spotlight is on Albin Ouschan. Having clinched victory with a stunning 13-11 scoreline against his formidable adversary Shane van Boening, Ouschan steps onto the green baize as the defending champion, his eyes fixed firmly on retaining the coveted title. A thrilling clash awaits as Ouschan’s prowess meets the unyielding determination of his opponents.

But the competition is fierce, and the roster brims with luminaries. Hailing from the host nation, Germany’s own Joshua Filler is poised to electrify the arena with his exceptional skills. His powerful strokes and strategic acumen make him a force to be reckoned with. Alongside him stands Francisco Sanchez Ruiz, the reigning world number one, who brings a blend of finesse and precision to the table, making every shot a masterpiece.

Ko Pin-Yi, the reigning World Pool Masters champion, completes this constellation of brilliance. His artistry in maneuvering the cue ball and his unparalleled ability to sink even the trickiest shots make him a true contender for the championship crown.

Tournament Format

The European Open Pool Championship is a meticulously designed test of skill, nerve, and strategy. The tournament unfolds in two captivating phases: the double elimination and the single elimination phases.

Double Elimination Phase (August 8-10)

During this phase, 64 elite players engage in a fierce battle, where a single loss does not spell immediate elimination. Instead, competitors get a second chance, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. Each match is a race-to-nine racks on the winners’ side and a race-to-eight racks on the losers’ side, ensuring that every point matters.

Single Elimination Phase (August 11-13)

Having proven their mettle, the top 64 players progress to the single elimination phase. This is where champions are made and legends are born. The stakes are higher, and the margin for error slimmer. The format shifts to a race-to-ten racks, adding an extra layer of intensity and drama.

Grand Finale

The climax of the European Open Pool Championship 2023 unfurls on Sunday, August 13th, a day etched in the annals of cuesports history. The semi-finals and the grand final will be held across two riveting sessions, each a testament to the players’ unwavering dedication and skill.

Semi-finals (Race-to-Eleven Racks)

The penultimate stage witnesses a battle of wits and precision, with the semi-finalists competing in a race-to-eleven racks. Each shot carries the weight of their aspirations, and every rack brings them closer to etching their name in championship glory.

Title Decider (Race-to-Thirteen Racks)

As the sun sets on the championship arena, a hush descends upon the crowd. The finalists take center stage for the title decider – a race-to-thirteen racks. This is the moment dreams are realized, and hearts beat as one with the players. The tension is palpable, the atmosphere electric, and each shot resonates with the hopes of a champion.

Global Coverage

The brilliance of the European Open Pool Championship 2023 transcends borders, captivating fans worldwide. With a commitment to providing unparalleled coverage, the tournament will be broadcast via various platforms, ensuring that enthusiasts can witness every moment of the cuesport spectacle.

Matchroom YouTube Channels and DAZN (USA)

Fans across the United States can tune in to the Matchroom YouTube channels and DAZN, enjoying a front-row seat to the action-packed matches, the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat.

Sky Sports (UK and Ireland) and Sport1 (Germany)

Across the Atlantic, Sky Sports and Sport1 will be your hosts, bringing the championship’s grandeur to screens in the UK, Ireland, and Germany. Their seasoned commentary and expert analysis will enhance your viewing experience.

The Global Stage Awaits

As the European Open Pool Championship 2023 unfolds, the stage is set for an awe-inspiring display of skill, tenacity, and sportsmanship. From the stunning break shots to the delicate touch required for a decisive snooker, each moment is a testament to the players’ dedication and mastery.

Witness the rise of champions, the clash of titans, and the crescendo of a journey that culminates in the crowning of a new champion. Join us in celebrating the legacy of cuesports, where every shot counts and every rack is a step toward glory.

FAQs

How can I watch the European Open Pool Championship?

You can catch the action on Matchroom’s YouTube channels, DAZN (USA), Sky Sports (UK and Ireland), and Sport1 (Germany), among other international broadcasters.

What is the format of the championship?

The tournament begins with a double elimination phase, shifting to single elimination. The format varies from race-to-nine to race-to-thirteen racks.

Who is the defending champion?

Albin Ouschan, the winner of the previous edition, returns to defend his title.

When does the championship take place?

The European Open Pool Championship is scheduled from August 8 to August 13.

Which players are considered favorites to win?

Players like Albin Ouschan, Joshua Filler, Francisco Sanchez Ruiz, and Ko Pin-Yi are among the title contenders.

Filed Under: European Open Pool, Nine-ball

Sharks International 9-Ball Open 2023: Draw, Live Stream, Format, Results, and Prize Fund

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open is set to make waves in the world of pool as it takes place from June 24th to June 29th at the Great White Arena in Quezon City. This event marks the first time the World Nineball Tour has made its way to the Philippines, promising an exciting and highly competitive tournament. With a 128-player field, including renowned players such as Ko Pin-Yi, Fedor Gorst, and Carlo Biado, pool enthusiasts are in for a treat. With a total prize fund of $100,000, the competition promises high stakes and fierce battles on the green baize. In this article, we’ll take you through the draw, live stream details, format, latest results, and the exciting prize fund, so buckle up for an adrenaline-pumping ride!

Sharks International 9-Ball Open 2023

The Players to Watch

Reigning Champions and Former World Champions

The tournament features some of the most accomplished players in the sport. Reigning World Pool Masters champion Ko Pin-Yi, along with former world champions Fedor Gorst and Carlo Biado, will be the players to watch in this event. Their wealth of experience and skillful gameplay will undoubtedly make for exciting matchups.

World Cup of Pool Champions Return Home

Adding to the excitement, the recently crowned World Cup of Pool champions James Aranas and Johann Chua return to their homeland for this tournament. Having displayed remarkable teamwork and precision in their World Cup triumph, all eyes will be on them as they compete on home soil.

Other Notable Players

Apart from the champions mentioned above, several other notable players are participating in the Sharks International 9-Ball Open. Aloysius Yapp, Ko Ping-Chung, Naoyuki Oi, Lo Ho Sum, and many others will bring their A-game to the table, vying for the coveted title.

Tournament Format

Double Elimination Rounds

The tournament starts with the double elimination rounds. Players will have the opportunity to recover from an initial loss and continue in the competition. As the stakes rise, the format transitions to single elimination in the final 64.

Transition to Single Elimination

Once the competition reaches the final 64, the format switches to single elimination. Each match becomes a do-or-die situation, where a single defeat will eliminate a player from the tournament. The intensity and drama in this stage of the event are unmatched.

Live Stream and Coverage

For those unable to attend the event in person, fear not! Coverage of the Sharks International 9-Ball Open will be available via live stream on the Sharks website and the Matchroom Pool YouTube channel. This ensures that fans from all over the globe can follow the action and cheer for their favorite players as they battle it out for the prestigious title.

Draw Bracket and Results

Double Elimination Round

The double elimination round witnessed some intense battles, with players fighting to stay alive in the tournament. Ko Ping-Chung, James Aranas, Fedor Gorst, Naoyuki Oi, and others showed their mettle in this phase.

Single Elimination Round

As the tournament moved to the single elimination stage, the pressure intensified. The Last 64 saw thrilling encounters, as players put everything on the line to advance to the next round.

Last 64

PlayerResultPlayer
Ko Ping-Chung9-6Jaycee Garcia
Jonald Galve3-9Israel Rota
KK Chan2-9James Aranas
Hsieh Chia-Chen9-8Bernie Regalario
Jeffrey de Luna4-9Fedor Gorst
Emmanuel Delgado9-8Rayner Espejo
Naoyuki Oi9-4Dennis Po
Jesson Marabi9-5Raymart Camomot
Kyle Amoroto7-9Paul John Ladao
Sean Mark Malayan7-9Rommel Santos
Andri Januarta9-8AJ Manas
Punguan Hasiholan Sihombing9-7Antonio Lining
Duong Quoc Hoang3-9Patric Gonzales
Jeffrey Ignacio9-3Nguyen Hoang Phong
Mark Mendoza9-5Eduardo Villanueva
Francisco Bustamante9-8Feri Satriyadi
Kenneth Aprilleda5-9Michael Felliciano
Allan Cuartero0-9John Vincent Vicedo
Jerico Banares2-9Liu Ri Teng
Chang Jung-Lin8-9John Albert Refulle
Wu Kun-Lin4-9Anton Raga
Jundel Mazon9-8Pajuay Valleriano
Assis Tadique7-9Demosthenes Pulpul
Albert Espinola6-9John La Garde
Dean Mark Castronuevo9-8John Limuel Rebong
Dennis Orcollo6-9Janse Amisola
Drahsir Mauricio9-6Resty Labastida
Amiel Leonor3-9Ric Bejen
Henrick Doguilles7-9Jonas Magpantay
Oliver Villafuerte9-7Roland Garcia
Yves Cabrito9-8Arnulfo Arrojo
Ko Pin-Yi7-9Carlo Biado

Last 32

PlayerResultPlayer
Ko Ping-Chung9-6Israel Rota
James Aranas9-3Hsieh Chia-Chen
Fedor Gorst9-5Emmanuel Delgado
Naoyuki Oi9-7Jesson Marabi
Paul John Ladao9-4Rommel Santos
Andri Januarta9-8Punguan Hasiholan Sihombing
Patric Gonzales9-4Jeffrey Ignacio
Mark Mendoza9-6Francisco Bustamante
Michael Feliciano9-5John Vincent Vicedo
Liu Ri Teng8-9John Albert Refulle
Anton Raga4-9Jundel Mazon
Demosthenes Pulpul4-9John La Garde
Dean Mark Castronuevo7-9Janse Amisola
Drahcir Mauricio9-8Ric Bejen
Jonas Magpanay8-9Oliver Villafuerte
Yves Cabrito3-9Carlo Biado

Last 16

PlayerResultPlayer
Ko Ping-Chung11-9James Aranas
Fedor Gorst9-11Naoyuki Oi
Paul John Ladao11-4Andri Januarta
Patric Gonzales11-10Mark Mendoza
Michael Feliciano11-7John Albert Rufulle
Jundel Mazon9-11John La Garde
Drahcir Mauricio11-7Janse Amisola
Oliver Villafuerte11-6Carlo Biado

The Road to the Finals

Quarter-Finals

The quarter-finals stage featured some exceptional performances, with Ko Ping-Chung, Patric Gonzales, Michael Feliciano, and Oliver Villafuerte securing their spots in the semifinals.

PlayerResultPlayer
Ko Ping-Chung13-8Naoyuki Oi
Paul John Ladao11-13Patric Gonzales
Michael Feliciano13-10John La Garde
Drahcir Mauricio9-13Oliver Villafuerte

Semi-Finals

The semi-finals promise to be an intense battle, with Ko Ping-Chung facing Patric Gonzales and Michael Feliciano taking on Oliver Villafuerte. The stakes are high as the players edge closer to the grand finale.

PlayerResultPlayer
Ko Ping-ChungRollingPatric Gonzales
Michael FelicianoRollingOliver Villafuerte

The Final Match

The final match will determine the champion of the Sharks International 9-Ball Open 2023. The two finalists will compete for the prestigious title and the grand prize of $30,000.

PlayerResultPlayer

Prize Fund Distribution

The prize fund distribution for the tournament is as follows:

  • Champion – $30,000
  • Runner-up – $15,000
  • Semi-finalists – $7,500 each
  • Quarter-finalists – $3,750 each
  • Last 16 – $1,725 each
  • Last 32 – $700 each

Conclusion

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open 2023 has been a showcase of skill, passion, and determination. Fans have witnessed thrilling matches and jaw-dropping performances from the world’s best players. The event has lived up to its reputation as a premier competition in the world of professional pool.

FAQs

Where does the Sharks International 9-Ball Open 2023 take place?

The tournament is held at the Great White Arena in Quezon City, Philippines.

Who are the top players in the event?

Reigning World Pool Masters champion Ko Pin-Yi, former world champions Fedor Gorst and Carlo Biado, and recently crowned World Cup of Pool champions James Aranas and Johann Chua are among the top players participating.

How can I watch the tournament live?

You can watch the live stream on the Sharks website or the Matchroom Pool YouTube channel.

What is the prize for the tournament winner?

The tournament winner will receive a lucrative £30,000 prize.

How is the tournament format?

The tournament starts with double elimination rounds and transitions to single elimination in the final 64.

Filed Under: Nine-ball

Sharks International 9-Ball Open: All About Need to Know in 2023

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open is set to take place from July 24-29 at the Sharks Arena along Tomas Morato in Quezon City. Organized by Hadley Mariano, this $100,000 tournament marks a significant milestone as it will be the country’s first international tournament in many years. The event is not just a one-time deal; instead, it is a stepping stone toward bringing more prestigious international tournaments back to the Philippines. This article explores the exciting prospects of the Sharks International 9-Ball Open and its potential to reopen the doors for larger events in the country.

Sharks International 9-Ball Open

Watch live matches in your country here!

The Return of International Tournaments

In a Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum held at the Rizam Memorial Sports Complex, Hadley Mariano expressed his optimism for the future. He stated, “This is our first international tournament after so many years. And this is not a one-time deal. Sana maipasok natin ulit ang mga international tournaments. We’re looking at the Presidential Cup. Nasa planning stage na.” This statement reflects the organizers’ determination to bring back more prestigious competitions to Philippine soil.

The Format and Participants

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open will feature 128 players, with 64 of them being foreign participants. The tournament will adopt the Matchroom format of double-round eliminations, leading to the knockout stage with 64 players and ultimately culminating in the finals. The top 32 players will receive prize money, making the competition fierce and thrilling.

Strong Support from Local Authorities

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open has gained support from various entities, highlighting the significance of this event for the country’s sports landscape. The Quezon City government, under Mayor Joy Belmonte, is backing the tournament, along with the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) and the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR). This support not only boosts the credibility of the event but also showcases the commitment of local authorities to promote sports and attract international competitions to the country.

The Philippine Contenders

The Philippines will be represented by its finest pool players, led by seasoned veterans such as Django Bustamante, Carlo Biado, and Dennis Orcollo. Additionally, the newly-crowned World Cup of Pool champions, Johann Chua and James Aranas will also be competing. Both Chua and Aranas joined Hadley Mariano during the PSA Forum, where they shared their thoughts on the tournament.

The Ambitious Duo: Johann Chua and James Aranas

Johann Chua and James Aranas are confident that Filipino players will dominate the Sharks International 9-Ball Open. Chua, a SEA Games champion, and Aranas, who aspires to make it to the national team, exuded determination and pride in representing their country. Chua boldly stated, “Naniniwala naman ako na sa Pinoy mapupunta to” (I believe that this will end up with a Filipino champion).

Anticipation for Top Asian and European Players

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open is expected to attract top-notch Asian players, and organizers are hopeful that some of the best talents from Europe will also participate. This blend of international talent will add to the excitement and competitive spirit of the event, making it a truly global spectacle.

Where to watch

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Conclusion

The Sharks International 9-Ball Open represents a significant milestone for Philippine sports. With a substantial prize pool and international participants, the tournament holds the promise of reviving the country’s prominence in hosting prestigious events. The support from local authorities and the presence of exceptional Filipino players contribute to the event’s overall allure. As the Sharks Arena gets ready to witness intense competition and unforgettable moments, the future of larger and grander sports events in the Philippines looks brighter than ever.

FAQs

When and where will the Sharks International 9-Ball Open take place?

The tournament is scheduled from July 24th to 29th and will be held at the prestigious Sharks Arena in Quezon City.

How many players will participate in the tournament?

A total of 128 players will compete in the Sharks International 9-Ball Open, including 64 foreign players.

What is the prize money for the winner?

The winner of the Sharks International 9-Ball Open will receive a prize of $30,000.

What is the tournament format?

The tournament will feature the Matchroom format of double-round eliminations, leading to a 64-player knockout stage and the grand finals.

Which local players will be competing in the tournament?

The Philippine contingent will include pool legends like Django Bustamante, Carlo Biado, and Dennis Orcollo, along with Johann Chua and James Aranas.

Filed Under: Nine-ball

2023 World Cup of Pool Results

The World Cup of Pool 2023 is a thrilling tournament that takes place from 27 June to 2 July in Lugo, Spain. Top of the world’s best pool teams are playing to battle it out for the title, and the competition doesn’t disappoint. Here are the results of the tournament, broken down by round. Also, Watch Live Matches in Your Country Here!

Tuesday 27th June – Round 1 Race to 7

The Round 1 matches were played as a race to 7, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Spain5 – 7Philippines1:00 PM
Greece6 – 7Singapore1:00 PM
Myanmar (Burma)2 – 7Canada1:00 PM
Great Britain7 – 0Qatar7:00 PM
Albania7 – 3Peru7:00 PM
Austria7 – 6Australia7:00 PM

Wednesday 28th June – Round 1 Race to 7

The Round 1 and Day 2 matches were played on 28th June as a race to 7, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Netherlands7 – 5Hong Kong, China1:00 PM
Chinese Taipei7 – 1Finland1:00 PM
Poland7 – 2Serbia1:00 PM
Germany7 – 2New Zealand7:00 PM
Hungary1 – 7Bosnia & Herzegovina7:00 PM
Spain B7 – 1Saudi Arabia7:00 PM

Thursday 29th June – Round 1+2 Race to 7

The Round 1 and 2 of the matches were played on 29th June as a race to 7, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Syria3 – 7China1:00 PM
Kuwait3 – 7Vietnam1:00 PM
Japan7 – 4Italy1:00 PM
USA7 – 1South Korea7:00 PM
Albania3 – 7Poland7:00 PM (Round 2)
Austria7 – 3Bosnia & Herzegovina7:00 PM (Round 2)

Friday 30th June – Round 2 Race to 7

The Round 2 matches were played on 30th June as a race to 7, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Philippines7 – 2Spain B1:00 PM
China7 – 6Singapore1:00 PM
Netherlands2 – 7Chinese Taipei1:00 PM
Great Britain7 – 6Vietnam7:00 PM
Germany7 – 4Canada7:00 PM
USA7 – 5Japan7:00 PM

Saturday 1st July – Quarter Finals – Race to 9

The Quarterfinals were played on 1st July as a race to 9, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Philippines9 – 8Chinese Taipei1:00 PM
Germany9 – 7Poland1:00 PM
Great Britain4 – 9Austria7:00 PM
China9 – 5Japan7:00 PM

Sunday 2nd July – Semifinals – Race to 9

The Semifinals were played on 2nd July as a race to 9, and they produced some exciting moments. Here are the results:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Philippines9 – 8Austria1:00 PM
Germany9 – 7China1:00 PM

Final – Race to 11

The final was played on 2nd July as a race to 11, and the team Philippines wins the World Cup of Pool 2023. Here is the result:

Team (Country)ResultTeam (Country)Time Session
(CEST)
Philippines11 – 7Germany7:00 PM

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