2014 World 9-Ball Championship

Final session of last 32 starting in few mins
8 matches

Shane v Dang Jin Hu
Wu v Kai Lun
Ouschan v Hybler
Li He Wen V Teutscher
Gabica v Seung Woo
Nick Eko v Tohru
Chang Yu Lung v Cohen
Van den berg vs Gallego

I predict following to go thru to last 16:
Shane or Dang (Hard to call this one. All depends on how is Shane's form today. Dang has nothing to lose so pressure on Shane)
Wu
Ouschan
Teutscher
Seung Woo
Tohru
Chang Yu Lung
Van den berg

:grin:
 
spartan said:
As predicted before, Thorsten, Appleton and Peach will not win this year cos of that 10 year theory between championships LOL
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=4781609&postcount=279

Now who is remaining champ who won WC 10 or more years ago?
Wu. Yes time flies and this year is 10th anniversary of his famous clutch performance in 2005
But then chances of new champ % being crowned is much higher so it is against the odds for Wu :grin:
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I was watching the Wu/Lo match, Wu was really on, if he plays like that throughout the tournament, he is a good shot to win.
 
Quietly, the Pinoys are 4 out of 4 so far.

Carlo Biado, Johann Chua, Raymund Faraon and Elmer Haya are all in the last 16, and they've got 2 more to go, last year's runner-up Antonio Gabica and Ramil Gallego.

They even lost their vaunted stalwarts in the round of 64, Lee Vann Corteza and Dennis Orcullo, how strong is that!
 
StraightPoolIU said:
I think that is only 9 years actually. I guess he'll have to wait one more :)
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Haha yes you are right only 9 years. I am sure he will hang around since he is in coaching these days unlike Ko who is doing part time business degree and may move on to another career in some more years from now


Masayoshi said:
I was watching the Wu/Lo match, Wu was really on, if he plays like that throughout the tournament, he is a good shot to win.
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Yes Wu is always one of favorites in any tourney. But problem here he is drawn up against many of his countrymen who know his style and are familiar with him. He play Kai Lun now and after that likely Chang Yu Lung if Chang wins
:smile:
 
Shane changes is PSR. I don't like it.

I like his shirt though.

Freddie <~~~ it's the little things that make World Champions
 
Round of 32 - Noon Session (Local time)

Carlo Biado - 11 Jason Klatt - 5
Ko Pin Yi -11 Naoyuki Oi - 10
Johann Chua - 11 Konstantin Stepanov - 3
Waleed Majed - 11 Darren Appleton - 9
Niels Feijen - 11 Radoslaw Babica - 6
Elmer Haya - 11 Hijikata Hayato - 8
Raymund Faraon - 11 Wang Can - 7
Mario He - 11 Jeong Young Hwa - 10
 
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PoolBum said:
He wins 11-10.
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This young Mario He is solid,

So lineup for first 4 matches of the last 16 at 4pm local time (9am EST). About 2 hours from now

Carlo Biado v Ko Pin Yi
Niels Feijen v Mario He
Johann Chua v Waleed Majed
Raymund Faraon v Elmer Haya

The headline match is Biado v Ko. Biado is on roll and playing better than Ko
 
poolnoob said:
Any score updates on current matches?

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Fastest and easiest we do is copy and paste so results look like this
Now read it this way first part eg.
T1
GABICA
3
2
SEUNG WOO

T1=Table1 Score is Gabica 3 and Seung Woo 2

Got it?


T1
GABICA
3
2
SEUNG WOO
T3
HE WEN
3
2
TEUTSCHER
T6
TOHRU
3
2
EKOMONOPOULOS
T7
VANBOENING
5
3
JIN HU
T8
VAN DEN BERG
0
0
GALLEGO
T9
HYBLER
4
2
OUSCHAN
T13
KAI LUN
2
3
JIAQING
T12
COHEN
2
3
YU LUNG
 
Last 32 - Afternoon session (Local time)

Antonio Gabica - 3 Ryu Seung Woo - 2
Ramil Gallego - 0 Nick Van Den Berg - 1
Li He Wen - 2 Marco Teutscher - 2
Kuribayashi Tohru - 3 Nik Ekomonopoulos - 3
Shane Van Boening - 6 Dang Jin Hu - 3
Roman Hybler - 4 Albin Ouschan - 3
Stephane Cohen - 2 Chang Yun Lung - 4
Hsu Kai Lun - 3 Wu Jia Qing - 3
 
FYI, I'm using Photon browser on an IPod touch 5th gen WiFi tethered to a Droid Max. The stream works great. So, if your stuck at work....

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