Jeff de Luna wins The Cue International 10-Ball Open championship by defeating Indonesiaβs Rico Kui Ciong. De Luna will take home the top prize of $12,000 for his efforts. Congratulations The Bull! Continue reading Jeff de Luna Takes Indonesian Tournament Championship
Anton Raga defeated Miguel Salvilla 9-3 to win the Masskara 10-Ball Open held in Bacolod City. This marks his second major local title, following his victory at the Bayugan City tournament last July.“The Dragon” will take home the PHP 200,000 (USD 3,500) top prize for his efforts. Continue reading Anton Raga is the Masskara 10-Ball Open Champion
It’s hard not to romanticize Aloysius Yapp’s MVP win. Although he was the first player to secure a spot on Team Asia, he struggled for much of the year, playing below the standards we’ve come to expect from him. Yapp’s underperformance this year led some fans to question his worthiness to be part of the team. This is what we wrote about Yapp when he … Continue reading Aloysius Yapp is the MVP of the Reyes Cup
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (FSR) claimed his first significant title of 2024 by winning the Peri 9 Ball Open, defeating Greeceβs Dimitris Loukatos in a thrilling final with a score of 13-11. This victory is a major achievement for the Spaniard, aside from his namesake tournament, the FSR Nineball Open 2024. Ruiz started strong, quickly building a 6-2 lead. However, Loukatos gradually closed the gap, bringing … Continue reading FSR is the 2024 Peri Open Champion
Ronel Nalaunan defeated Kuo Po Cheng , 9-6 Cheng is an accomplished pool player, and this victory by Nalaunan is a great confidence booster as he faces more prominent opponents in his upcoming matches during his first international trip. Jesson Marabi defeated Oscar Dominguez , 9-7 Marabi has quietly been consistent in international tournaments, often making deep runs, including one championship and one runner-up finish. … Continue reading Notable Wins By Filipino Players in Day 1 of the 2024 Peri 9 Ball Open
Carlo Biado defeats Austria’s Mario He 13-8 to take the Ho Chi Minh City Open title. Biado will take home the $35,000 top prize + $5,000 bonus from Aplus. Mario He will receive $13,000 for his runner-up finish. Continue reading Carlo Biado Claims Ho Chi Minh Open
In another heart-stopping match, Carlo Biado capitalized on a missed 8-ball by Sanjin Pehlivanovic to secure a spot in the championship match against Austria’s Mario He. The match went hill-hill, with the Bosnian seemingly on track to win, but he fell just short of ideal position on the 8-ball, leading to the crucial miss. The final score was 11-10, with Biado emerging victorious in a … Continue reading Carlo Biado vs Mario He in Ho Chi Minh City Open Finals
POOL REGULATION AUTHORITY STATEMENT ON KYLE AMOROTO The Pool Regulation Authority (PRA) is investigating allegations that Kyle Amoroto has been involved in fixing the outcome of Pool matches. On 17th September 2024 the PRA Chairman Nigel Mawer took the decision to suspend him from attending or competing in PRA governed events whilst the investigation is ongoing. The matches in question were not played in WNT … Continue reading Pool Regulation Authority (PRA) issues Statement on Kyle Amoroto Match Fixing Issue
Rubilen Amit defeats Siming Chen of China 3-1 (1-4, 4-2, 4-2, 4-3) to win the MassΓ© WPA Womenβs World 9-Ball Championship. Amit will take home the top prize of $50,000. Continue reading πππππππ ππππ ππ π πππππ ππππππππ πππππ!
The first Sharks Billiard Association Draft was held at Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2, Quezon City, on August 18, 2024. The following are the draft picks: 1st Round1st Pick – Jericho Banares- Quezon City Dragons2nd Pick – Edgie Geronimo – Taguig Stallions3rd Pick – Oliver Villafuerte – Negros Occidental Pillars4th Pick – Baseth Mocaibat – Manila Mavericks 2nd Round1st Pick – John Rebong – Quezon … Continue reading Sharks Billiard Association 2024 Draft Picks
