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in every conceivable discipline, too. but he does seem to have a dip right now. it will be interesting to see how he fares in the coming months, including derby

wei wei won the women's open (i thought it was a WC, but apparently not) after edging out rubilen in the final. tight and quite scrappy from what i saw

up next for shane is alex kazakis in the semifinals. another matchup with some history (world pool masters final iirc?). the other semifinal is current champion biado vs either lil ko or szolnoki

foot needs to be in contact with the floor when cue contacts the cb

strong pull through by yapp in L16. he had the crowd against him up until the last ball dropped in the shootout. not much rest today, yapp vs svb in progress

the crowd being heavily on his side doesn't seem to hurt his chances. up 1-0 against yapp now edit: 110k viewers on youtube (it's still work hours in vietnam but i bet they're sneak watching at work like myself)

it's only shootout if score is 3-3. filler v hoang went to fifth set and hoang won it 4-1

he has beaten shane at a world 10b championship too, and they may meet again in the QF. he has to overcome yapp though, which seems impossible these days

he did that when he was playing chamat's tournament here, just raked the balls earlier and earlier in each rack the opponent ran until he raked them right after the guy's break. worked himself into concession.

well deserved win by hoang. what a roar. crazy. had to turn headphones down way low

thrilling.. 2-1 hoang in the final set. really has been an exhibition of pool skills

85k viewers and it sounds like there's as many in the arena. hill-hill in sets after filler dogged the 9b

incredible game at 2-2 in the fourth set.

the match has 63 000 livestream viewers. that's incredible. 1-1 in sets

filler v hoang is a barn burner. big crowd, tense, and the pressure on both is palpable. the crowd is fairly respectful. filler takes the first 4-1 after only one missed ball.

if it goes 3-3 i assume so, but i don't know

svb won a fairly tight affair against oi, and spared us a shootout. he's likely to play de luna next

good matches all 4.

it's funny these days, when you remove a chunk of monsters and the field still look tough af. i will be rooting for duong in this one..

nope, carmille buhat wins and is in the semifinal, in her first big tournament ever (i think). very impressive