2014 World 9-Ball Championship

[spartan]

We are careening towards a big quarterfinal match bottom half Shane vs Wu. Winner of this match should beat other quarterfinalist in bottom half to get into final
Top half should be decided by Biado v Ko match. Whoever wins this match should get into final yes even with Niels throwing around Mario He like a rag doll
I am guessing the 2 semifinals tomorrow will be
Ko or Biado vs Johann Chua
Wu v Van den berg

 

[lukemindish]

Shane finally misses a ball. Tohru runs out to make it 8-4. Carlo is up on Ko 6-4

 

[one stroke]

Shane finally misses a ball. Tohru runs out to make it 8-4. Carlo is up on Ko 6-4

I would put Carlo up against anyone right now and like my chances ,


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[lukemindish]

Shane misses a tough one ball and leaves an open rack. Tohru runs out to make it 8-5 with his break. Biado is pulling away from Ko 7-4. Feijen is on the hill.

 

[gopi-1]

Last 16 - Evening session

Carlo Biado - 7 Ko Pin Yi - 4
Kuribayashi Tohru - 5 Shane Van Boening - 8
Li He Wen - 3 Nick Van Den Berg - 4
Johann Chua - 8 Waleed Majed - 7
Raymund Faraon - 4 Elmer Haya - 5
Wu Jia Qing - 6 Chang Yu Lung - 7
Niels Feijen - 10 Mario He - 6
Antonio Gabica - 6 Albin Ouschan - 6

 

[lukemindish]

Biado makes it 8-4

 

[lukemindish]

Shane comes with a nice out after a few safeties played. Up 9-5. Neils won his match 11-5

 

[Bayawak]

just pointing out that the Shane haters will openly discuss why his 2007 Predator World 10-ball championship shouldn't be considered a world title, yet Efren didn't win the '99 WPA world 9-ball championship and he was given a world title for winning a different matchroom even in the same year and nobody says a peep. I just find it funny.

Dude, or should I call you kid? You are portraying yourself like a brat whose candy got stolen by another brat! Your idol is no Efren nor he will come close to Efren's fame!!

There is, and will always be, only one Efren "Bata", Now, stop yapping and just enjoy the tournament!!

 

[abbassi]

Watching Majed play Chua. Majed is from Qatar, plays pretty good. Fast and similar to Shane.

 

[lukemindish]

Shane breaks and everything is in the clear. Runs out like water to get to the hill. 10-5

 

[f210]

:thumbup:This kid CHUA is the real deal. Another pool star from the Philippines is born. Now on the hill vs Majed, the guy who eliminated Corteza and Appleton.

 

[lukemindish]

Tohru breaks and has an open table. Leaves himself a long shot on the 3 with it hanging in the pocket. comes up short on position for the 4 and has to bank. He misses the bank and sells out. Shane runs out easily to take the match 11-5! Carlo pulling away from Ko 9-5. Yu Lung up 8-7 on Wu.

 

[corvette1340]

Dude, or should I call you kid? You are portraying yourself like a brat whose candy got stolen by another brat! Your idol is no Efren nor he will come close to Efren's fame!!

There is, and will always be, only one Efren "Bata", Now, stop yapping and just enjoy the tournament!!

lmfao, so still no comment about his "given" world 9-ball title? I'd rather you just sit quietly if you aren't going to comment about it. By the way, you obviously have no idea who I am if you're calling me a kid.

 

[abbassi]

:thumbup:This kid CHUA is the real deal. Another pool star from the Philippines is born. Now on the hill vs Majed, the guy who eliminated Corteza and Appleton.

He is playing solid..No chinks in the armor that I can see
Reminds me of Orcullo

 

[gopi-1]

Last 16 - Evening session

Carlo Biado - 9 Ko Pin Yi - 5
Shane Van Boening - 11 Kuribayashi Tohru - 5
Li He Wen - 4 Nick Van Den Berg - 6
Johann Chua - 11 Waleed Majed - 8
Raymund Faraon - 6 Elmer Haya - 7
Wu Jia Qing - 8 Chang Yu Lung - 8
Niels Feijen - 11 Mario He - 6
Antonio Gabica - 7 Albin Ouschan - 7

 

[corvette1340]

He is playing solid..No chinks in the armor that I can see
Reminds me of Orcullo

lol, this is pretty funny

 

[f210]

He is playing solid..No chinks in the armor that I can see

Chua just won 11-8. He is certainly a dark horse. The kid shows no fear and is very dangerous from here on because he has nothing to lose.

Majed is also a revelation but he need more lessons in safely play.

 

[abbassi]

Chua just won 11-8. He is certainly a dark horse. The kid shows no fear and is very dangerous from here on because he has nothing to lose.

Majed is also a revelation but he need more lessons in safely play.

I agree, needs plenty of saftey and kicking lessons. He missed an easy kick at the end, and gave back a push out that was an easy saftey to play. Good job Chua

 

[abbassi]

Phillipinos know how to win.

 

[gopi-1]

Last 16 - Evening session

Carlo Biado - 10 Ko Pin Yi - 6
Shane Van Boening - 11 Kuribayashi Tohru - 5
Li He Wen - 5 Nick Van Den Berg - 6
Johann Chua - 11 Waleed Majed - 8
Raymund Faraon - 7 Elmer Haya - 7
Wu Jia Qing - 9 Chang Yu Lung - 9
Niels Feijen - 11 Mario He - 6
Antonio Gabica - 9 Albin Ouschan - 7