International 9-Ball Schedule

I'm trying to buy the final day ppv and it only has a link for Friday and Friday/Saturday combined. I know the pro matches don't start until 6pm. Are there any juniors matches going on now that would be on the ppv if the buy link was updated?
 
I'm trying to buy the final day ppv and it only has a link for Friday and Friday/Saturday combined. I know the pro matches don't start until 6pm. Are there any juniors matches going on now that would be on the ppv if the buy link was updated?
Same boat. I'm waiting for the page to be updated.
 
Does anyone have a schedule? Is there any junior event before the main events? Same old same old, accu-stats site has nothing, and this new OSPN site is horrible.
 
I found it dug at the bottom of this article. Junior girls finals is today at noon eastern. Junior boys finals is today at 2:00 pm. A member of the Tate family is in both finals.

 
Do you guys have a stream? The girls final was supposed to start at noon, 10 min ago. My stream is frozen on the MC about to pick up the mic.
 
Boys Brackets

Girls Brackets

Mayor of AZB sjm is in the front row!
Another Azb OG Jay was in the booth too. Azb is making its presence felt in the pool world 🤣
 
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You can make a case for any of the 4 winning the title.
Wiktor will be victor in the end
Gorst train runs everyone
Shaw show them who's boss
Ko KO them all

Performance stats show that the top 4 performers are the 4 semifinalists https://digitalpool.com/tournaments/2022-international-open-9-ball-division/performance
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Gorst unbeaten here must be the best by anyone this year.
He won Bigfoot 10B by defeating
David Alcaide 11-1
Shaw 11-5
Albin Ouschan 11-6
Filler 11-7


Then he continued his run in 9B main event defeating
Zielinksi 10-0
Johann Chua 10-3
Naoyuki 10-4


He has been playing near flawless pool and what is more impressive is number of consecutive big name FR800+ he has beaten so far i.e. 7.
I don't recall any player in recent times who has beaten such a long phalanx of top notch players in a row. These days, it does not really matter how good you are, it is near impossible to maintain long unbeaten streak against the top field nowadays. Typically you see top player beat a handful like 3 or 4 top notch players and then they fall.

Which is why I think he can't maintain his unbeaten streak today and will fall to either Zielinski in semi or Shaw/Ko in final.
Zielinski was arguably the best performer in recent American 14.1 but fell at last hurdle. He has not won a major event before unlike the other 3 and having to beat Gorst and then Shaw/Ko may be tall order for him.
So my guess is the winner of Shaw/Ko semi will win whole thing. But really it is touch & go -whoever has better form/better hairday and rolls and mastery of the break can snap it off
:LOL:
 
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You can make a case for any of the 4 winning the title.
Wiktor will be victor in the end
Gorst train runs everyone
Shaw show them who's boss
Ko KO them all

Performance stats show that the top 4 performers are the 4 semifinalists https://digitalpool.com/tournaments/2022-international-open-9-ball-division/performance
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Gorst unbeaten here must be the best by anyone this year.
He won Bigfoot 10B by defeating
David Alcaide 11-1
Shaw 11-5
Albin Ouschan 11-6
Filler 11-7


Then he continued his run in 9B main event defeating
Zielinksi 10-0
Johann Chua 10-3
Naoyuki 10-4


He has been playing near flawless pool and what is more impressive is number of consecutive big name FR800+ he has beaten so far i.e. 7.
I don't recall any player in recent times who has beaten such a long phalanx of top notch players in a row. These days, it does not really matter how good you are, it is near impossible to maintain long unbeaten streak against the top field nowadays. Typically you see top player beat a handful like 3 or 4 top notch players and then they fall.

Which is why I think he can't maintain his unbeaten streak today and will fall to either Zielinski in semi or Shaw/Ko in final.
Zielinski was arguably the best performer in recent American 14.1 but fell at last hurdle. He has not won a major event before unlike the other 3 and having to beat Gorst and then Shaw/Ko may be tall order for him.
So my guess is the winner of Shaw/Ko semi will win whole thing. But really it is touch & go -whoever has better form/better hairday and rolls and mastery of the break can snap it off
:LOL:

ko brothers are getting into a lot of semifinals lately. looks like their covid rust is gone. but i don't think it's possible to stop the gorst machine
 
Do you guys have a stream? The girls final was supposed to start at noon, 10 min ago. My stream is frozen on the MC about to pick up the mic.

I was able to find the final day for $20 here:

 
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