9ball World Championship, Doha, Qatar 2012

Day 2 Results, Group Stages, Opening Matches

Group 13
Ronnie Alcano(PHI) 9 – 3 Toh Lian Han(SIN)
Hunter Lombardo(USA) 9 – 2 Al Masskini(MAR)
Antonio Gabica(PHI) 9 – 4 Andrea Klasovic(CRO)
Denis Grabe(EST) 9 – 7 Salaheldeen Alrimawi(UAE)


Group 14
Lee Van Corteza(PHI) 9 – 0 Ivica Putnik(CRO)
Marlon Caneda(PHI) 9 – 6 Francisco Diaz Pizarro(ESP)
Tohru Kurbayashi(JPN) 9 – 6 Ceri Worts(NZL)
Majed Alazmi(KUW) 9 – 3 Nguyen Anh Tuan(VIE)

Group 15
Dennis Orcullo(PHI) 9 – 6 Ali Saeed Alsuwaidi(UAE)
Oliver Ortmann(GER) 9 – 6 Richard Jones(GBR)
Jonny Martinez(VEN) 9 – 8 Raymond Faraon(PHI)
Andrew Kong(HKG) 9 – 6 Hori Ryouji(JPN)

Group 16
David N. Anderson(RSA) 9 – 4 Henrique Correia(POR)
Ralf Souquet(GER) 9 - 2 Israel Rota(PHI)
Nick Van Den Berg(NED) 9 - 7 Joven Alba(PHI)
Nayf Abdel Afou(JOR) 9 – 5 Lee Wan Su(KOR)

Hunter Lombardo is in group 13 ....he played second day
 
Day 2 Results, Group Stages, Losers Bracket
Winner stays in, Loser is out of the tournament



Group 1
Huidji See(NED) 9 – 6 Philipp Stojanovic(CRO)
Mohammed Ali Berja(LIB) 9 - 7 Hwang Yong(KOR)

Group 2
Hsu Kai Lun(TPE) 9 – 4 Abdulwahed Al Awad(KSA)
Mika Immonen(FIN) 9 – 5 Sundeep Gulati(IND)

Group 3
Chris Melling(GBR) 9 - 5 Aloysius Yapp(SIN)
Shane Van Boening(USA) 9 – 0 Abdulatif Fawal(QAT):thumbup:

Group 4
Waleed Majeed(QAT) 9 – 1 Rajandran Nair(RSA)
Lee He Wen(CHN) 9 - 4 Edwin Montal(CAN)

Group 5
Do The Kien(CHN) 9 – 5 Mohd Buainain(QAT)
Takashi Uraoka(JPN) 9 – 6 Marcus Chamat(SWE)


Group 6
Niels Feijen(NED) 9 – 1 Mohd Al Bin Ali(QAT)
Dmitri Jungo(SUI) 9 – 5 Robby Foldavi(AUS)

Group 7
Jalal Yousef(VEN) 9 – 2 Dang Jin Hu(CHN)
Ryu Seung Woo(KOR) 9 – 8 Hanni Alhowri(UAE)

Group 8
Lee Chenmen(HKG) 9 – 5 Mark Gray(GBR)
Serge Das(BEL) 9 – 5 Luis Lemus(GUA)

Group 9
Lo Li Wen(TPE) 9 – 3 Oliver Medenilla(PHI)
Mateusz Sniegocki(POL) 9 – 2 Mazen Berjawi(LIB)

Group 10
Takhti Zarekani(IRI) 9 – 7 Alaa Bata(QAT)
Dominic Jentsch(GER) 9 – 4 Harvey Shognosh(CAN)

Group 11
Bruno Muratore(ITA) 9 – 6 Hamza Alsaeed(ERI)
Elvis Calasang(PHI)9 – 8 Kuo Yi Che(TPE)

Group 12
Mario He(AUT) 9 – 5 Alok Kumar(IND)
Imran Majid(GBR) 9 – 6 Mohamed Elassal(EGY)

Group 13
Andrea Klasovic(CRO) 9 – 0 Salaheldeen Alrimawi(UAE)
Toh Kian Han(SIN) 9 – 3 Al Masskini(MAR)

Group 14
Francisco Diaz Pizarro(ESP) 9 – 5 Ivica Putnik(CRO):smile:
Ceri Worts(NZL) 9 – 8 Nguyen Anh Tuan(VIE)

Group 15
Hori Ryouji(JPN) 9 – 3 Ali Saeed Alsuwaidi(UAE)
Raymond Faraon(PHI) 9 – 6 Richard Jones(GBR)

Group 16
Joven Alba(PHI) 9 – 4 Henrique Correia(POR)
Israel Rota(PHI) 9 – 4 Lee Wan Su(KOR)
 
Jrene said:
Day 2 Results, Group Stages, Losers Bracket
Winner stays in, Loser is out of the tournament




Group 3
Chris Melling(GBR) 9 - 5 Aloysius Yapp(SIN)
Shane Van Boening(USA) 9 – 0 Abdulatif Fawal(QAT):thumbup:
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I guess Shane didn't like losing his first match????

Jaden
 
itsfroze said:
Jrene a question for you. Do you have anything to do with the WPA?

If the answer is yes, I have another question.

How does the the WPA hold a "World Championship" in this day and age
that can't be viewed unless you happen to be there?

There are different hurdles that have to be met to be sanctioned by the WPA, ie so much added money
and so on.

Why is not one of the hurdles, that at least the so called "World Championship" has to be streamed to be called that and sanctioned!
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To
itsfroze

I am just someone who loves billiards given information from SPAIN.
I juist colaborate with a couple of Billiards webs writing articles or in forum

I played senior BCA And VNEA this past month and I was able to get a press pass. I wrote about US One pocket and Us 10 ball.sending results to UK and Spain in special following Darren Appleton in One pocket because English people did want to know about his work in an almost unknown disciple in Europe. Mainly to Spanish Madpool and UK Pro9,co.uk, So I could enter to the playing room with no fees. there was not any obstacle to get the pass and infform, mainly the time when Appleton could be on TV.
THat´s all....

Bill Sotck one of the organizerof the US Opens told me that there was another competition on China bty the same time of US open so many Europeans were missing and only played 96. About the China competition I have not been able to find any information about it, So I do not know who went or who won it.

So Iam just an amateur informer hoping that people know results on time I just share my information
 
itsfroze said:
Jrene a question for you. Do you have anything to do with the WPA?

If the answer is yes, I have another question.

How does the the WPA hold a "World Championship" in this day and age
that can't be viewed unless you happen to be there?

There are different hurdles that have to be met to be sanctioned by the WPA, ie so much added money
and so on.

Why is not one of the hurdles, that at least the so called "World Championship" has to be streamed to be called that and sanctioned!
Click to expand...
To
itsfroze

I am just someone who loves billiards given information from SPAIN.
I juist colaborate with a couple of Billiards webs writing articles or in forum

I played senior BCA And VNEA this past month and I was able to get a press pass. I wrote about US One pocket and Us 10 ball.sending results to UK and Spain in special following Darren Appleton in One pocket because English people did want to know about his work in an almost unknown disciple in Europe. Mainly to Spanish Madpool and UK Pro9,co.uk, So I could enter to the playing room with no fees. there was not any obstacle to get the pass and infform, mainly the time when Appleton could be on TV.
THat´s all....

Bill Sotck one of the organizerof the US Opens told me that there was another competition on China bty the same time of US open so many Europeans were missing and only played 96. About the China competition I have not been able to find any information about it, So I do not know who went or who won it.

So Iam just an amateur informer hoping that people know results on time I just share my information
 
Alcano, Ronnie (PHI) 00 Lombardo, Hunter (USA) are all ready in the table 0-0
the winner will have a direct place to 64 finalist the loser still one more chance
 
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Qatar Billiards & Snooker Federation

There will be a live broadcast on TV and internet from 27 to 29 of June at Al-Kass TV channel
 
Mazon, Jundel PHI vs Shane V B group C

Hunter Lombardo vs Klasovic, Andrea

for a place in the final Bracket
 
Just like last year, the round of 64 will be seen live here --> http://cdn.alkass.net/live-plus.aspx

Live scoring updates here --> http://wpapool.com/web/index.asp?id=131&pagetype=live_scoring&eventid=84&eventnewsid=118

or here --> http://www.qbsf.net/en/live_score.php

Brackets here --> http://www.qbsf.net/en/downloads/W9BC_results.pdf

Games today: Do-or-die, winner advances to the round of 64, the loser goes home...



Loser's Bracket:

2pm Doha time/ 12pm London time/ 4am Pacific/ 7am East Coast time

Huidji See (NED) vs. Joyme Vicente (PHI)
Mohammad Ali Berjaoui (LIB) vs. Badr Al Awadi (KUW)
Mika Immonen (FIN) vs. Ali Pordel (IRI)
Hsu Kai Lun (TPE) vs. Ramil Gallego (PHI)
Chris Melling (GBR) vs. Malaj Nikolaos (ALB)
Shane Van Boening (USA) vs. Jundel Mazon (PHI)
Lee He Wen (CHN) vs. Roman Hybler (CZE)
Waleed Majeed (QAT) vs. Chao Fang Pang (TPE)
Do The Kien (VIE) vs. Fu Jianbo (CHN)
Takashi Uraoka (JPN) vs. Karlo Dalmatin (CRO)
Niels Feijen (NED) vs. Naoyuki Oi (JPN)
Dimitri Jungo (SUI) vs. Khaled Al Mutair (KUW)

4pm Doha time/ 2pm London time/ 6am Pacific/ 9am East Coast time

Jalal Yousef (VEN) vs. Yang Ching Shun (TPE)
Ryu Seung Woo (KOR) vs. Albin Ouschan (AUT)
Lee Chenman (HKG) vs. Omar Al Shahen (KUW)
Serge Das (BEL) vs. Hayato Hijikata (JPN)
Sniegocki Mateusz (POL) vs.Abdullah Al Yousef (KUW)
Lo Li Wen (TPE) vs. Bozo Primic (CRO)
Takhti Zarekani (IRI) vs. Yukio Akagariyama (JPN)
Jentsch Dominic (BEL) vs. Mohammad Saeed (QAT)
Bruno Muratore (ITA) vs. Bashar Hussain (QAT)
Elvis Calasang (PHI) vs. Abdul Rahman Al Amar (KSA)


7pm Doha time/ 5pm London time/ 9am Pacific/ 12pm East Coast time

Imran Majid (GBR) vs. Liu Haitao (CHN)
Mario He (AUT) vs. Ali Obaidly (QAT)
Toh Lian Han (SIN) vs. Denis Grabe (EST)
Andrea Klasovic (SRB) vs. Hunter Lombardo (USA)
Ceri Worts (NZL) vs. Marlon Caneda (PHI)
Francisco Diaz-Pizarro (ESP) vs. Tohru Kuribayashi (JPN)
Hori Ryouji (JPN) vs. Oliver Ortmann (GER)
Raymund Faraon (PHI) vs. Dennis Orcullo (PHI)
Joven Alba (PHI) vs. Nayf Abdel Afou (JOR)
Israel Rota (PHI) vs. David N. Anderson (RSA)
 
darren_simion said:
Mod O? :confused::confused:
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Shushhh!
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gopi-1 said:
A lot of upsets today.

Shane's out, Chris Melling's out, Niels Feijen's out, and Fu Jianbo's out too. Mika Immonen and Huidji See just barely squeaked by with a couple of hill-hill games while Fong Pang Chao made short work of his UAE rival...

Live scoring updates: http://www.wpapool.com/web/index.asp?id=131&pagetype=live_scoring&eventid=84&eventnewsid=118

http://www.qbsf.net/en/live_score.php

Brackets: http://www.qbsf.net/en/downloads/W9BC_results.pdf
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I don't think SVB was upset. Mazon is a very dangerous player, one of Philippines' top. It could go either way. But not an upset.
 
parvus1202 said:
I don't think SVB was upset. Mazon is a very dangerous player, one of Philippines' top. It could go either way. But not an upset.
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Jundel "Janno" Mazon is definitely a dangerous player, but his win over Shane is still an upset to most people parvus. I might consider Niels Feijen's lost to Naoyuki Oi as a coin toss though.

Jasmin's brother Albin is out, and Yang Ching Shun is through to the knockout stage...
 
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