Ko Pin Yi captures the Duya Legends Golden Nine Masters title, defeating his brother Ko Ping Chung in a historic all-Ko Finals showdown. The victory earns Ko Pin Yi RMB 2,000,000, approximately USD 278,000, further cementing the Ko brothers’ successful campaign in Chinese 9-Ball. Continue reading Ko Pin Yi Wins the Duya Legends Golden Nine Masters – Qinhuangdao Station
Ko Pin Yi captures his second title in as many weeks after winning the 4th Universal Chinese Taipei Open, defeating Ronel Nalaunan 13–11 in the final. Fresh off his victory at the CTPBA Grand Finals just days ago, Ko Pin Yi trailed early at 5–2 before mounting a run to level the match at 5–5. Nalaunan stayed within striking distance, but Ko was able to … Continue reading Ko Pin Yi wins the 4th Univeral Chinese Taipei Open
Ko Pin Yi captured the CTPBA Pro Tour Grand Finals title with a dramatic 13–12 victory over AJ Manas. Manas took early control of the match, racing to a 3–0 lead. Ko responded to level the score at 3–3, but Manas regained momentum and stretched the gap to 7–3, controlling much of the match through disciplined shot selection and improved safety play. On the hill … Continue reading Ko Pin Yi Wins the CTPBA Pro Tour Grand Finals
Ko Pin Yi and Ko Ping Chung have decided to skip the Hanoi Open — and in doing so, also miss what looked like an almost sure slot in the Reyes Cup (at least for one of them) — to play in the Duya Golden Nine (Chinese 9-Ball) in Jinan. At first glance, it looks like a simple schedule clash. But I think there’s more … Continue reading Are the Ko Brothers Betting On China’s Market?
