2013 WPA World Nine-ball Championship

The 2013 WPA 9-ball World Championship was the 22nd event in the annual WPA World Nine-ball Championship. The event took place from September 2 to 13, 2013 in Doha, Qatar.[2]

WPA World 9-Ball Championship 2013
Tournament information
SportNine-ball
LocationQatar Billiards and Snooker Federation
Doha, Qatar
DatesSeptember 2, 2013–September 13, 2013[1]
Tournament
format(s)
Double elimination / Single Elimination
Host(s)WPA World Nine-ball Championship
Participants128
Final positions
Champion Thorsten Hohmann
Runner-up Antonio Gabica

Germany's Thorsten Hohmann became world champion by a 136 victory over Philippine Antonio Gabica, in the final.[3] This was Hohmann's second 9-ball World championship, having also won the 2003 WPA World Nine-ball Championship. Hohmann defeated defending champion Darren Appleton in early stage of the event.[4]

Format

The 128 participating players were divided into 16 groups, in which they competed in a double elimination tournamen against each other. The remaining 64 players in each group qualified for the final round played in the knockout system.[5]

Prize money

The event's prize money stayed similar to that of the previous years, with winner Darren Appleton winning $36,000.[4][6]

PositionPrize
First Place (Champion)$36,000
Second Place (Runner-Up)$18,000
Third Place (Semi-finalist$10,000
Fifth place (quarter finalist)$6,000
Ninth place (loser in round of 16)$4,000
Seventeenth place (loser in round of 32)$2,500
Thirty Third (loser in round of 64)$2,000
Sixty Fifth (loser in preliminaries)$500

Results

Preliminary round

The following 32 players won once in the preliminary round and lost twice, which means early retirement and places 65 to 96:

Hanni Al Howri
Kuo Po-Cheng
Jason Klatt
Hayato Hijikata
Liu Haitao (pool player)
Yukio Akakariyama
Henrikas Strolis
Marc Vidal
Waleed Majid
Bader al-Awadi
Hunter Lombardo
Mateusz Śniegocki
Jeong Young-hwa
So Shaw
Radosław Babica
Maghsoud Ali
Tomasz Kapłan
Satoshi Kawabata
Robb Saez
Fu Che-wei
Bashar Hussain
Salaheideen Alrimawi
Mhana Al Obaidly
Li Hewen
Aloysius Yapp
Mario Morra
Francisco Bustamante
Abdullah Alyousef
Han Haoxiang
Nico Erasmus
Petri Makkonen

The following 32 players lost twice in the preliminary round, which means early retirement and places 97-128.

Sayeem Hossain
Shaun Wilkie
K. A. Faray
Chi Ho Kwok
Roman Hybler
Jasem al-Hasawi
Ryouji Hori
Abdulatif Fawal
Zayed Mohamed
Meshari Albuqayli
Giorgio Margola
Saleh Ameen
Sibongiseni Gumede
Khamis al-Obaidly
Naif Abdulafou
Nicolas Ottermann
Mohammad Abdullah
Nick Pera
Ricky Puro
Mehdi Rasheki
Ali al-Obaidly
Mohd al-Buainan
Bruno Muratore
Syed Habib
Albin Ouschan
Christopher Tevez
Badr Alhamdan
Nour al-Jarrah
Muhammed Al Bin Ali
Fahim Sinha
Gharegozlou

Knockout round

Round of64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter final Semifinal Final
            
Chang Jung-Lin 6
Oliver Ortmann 11
Oliver Ortmann 8
Antonio Gabica 11
Antonio Gabica 11
Ang Tuan Nguyen 8
Antonio Gabica 11
Ko Pin-yi 9
Ko Pin-yi 11
Ryu Seung-woo 2
Ko Pin-yi 11
Mika Immonen 8
Mika Immonen 11
Alex Pagulayan 6
Antonio Gabica 11
Nick van den Berg 10
Wu Jiaqing 11
Chao Fong-pang 8
Wu Jiaqing 10
Nick van den Berg 11
Nick van den Berg 11
Efren Reyes 5
Nick van den Berg 11
Hsu Kai-lun 7
Toh Lian Han 11
Bu Hong Kong 5
Toh Lian Han 9
Hsu Kai-lun 11
Hsu Kai-lun 11
Phil Burford 6
Antonio Gabica 11
Karl Boyes 6
Marlon Villamor 10
Karl Boyes 11
Karl Boyes 11
Huidji See 8
Konstantin Stepanow 6
Huidji See 11
Karl Boyes 11
Lo Li-wen 10
Israel Rota 11
Mark Antony 8
Israel Rota 2
Lo Li-wen 11
Lo Li-wen 11
Raymund Faraon 4
Karl Boyes 11
Nikos Ekonomopoulos 8
Manuel Gama 7
Lee Van Corteza 11
Lee Van Corteza 11
Daryl Peach 4
Daryl Peach 11
Corey Deuel 10
Lee Van Corteza 9
Nikos Ekonomopoulos 11
Mario He 11
Mark Gray 7
Mario He 6
Nikos Ekonomopoulos 11
Wang Can 8
Nikos Ekonomopoulos 11
Antonio Gabica 6
Thorsten Hohmann 13
Naoyuki Ōi 11
Dominic Jentsch 5
Naoyuki Ōi 7
Vilmos Földes 11
Vilmos Földes 11
Khanh Hoang Nguyen 6
Vilmos Földes 8
Jeffrey de Luna 11
Niels Feijen 9
Jeffrey de Luna 11
Jeffrey de Luna 11
Muhammad Zulfikiri 5
Ruslan Chinahov 7
Muhammad Zulfikiri 11
Jeffrey de Luna 7
Thorsten Hohmann 11
Darren Appleton 11
Ivo Aarts 3
Darren Appleton 5
Thorsten Hohmann 11
Tōru Kuribayashi 10
Thorsten Hohmann 11
Thorsten Hohmann 11
Dennis Orcollo 8
Nick Malai 9
John Morra 11
John Morra 6
Dennis Orcollo 11
Dennis Orcollo 11
Cheng Yu-hsuan 10
Thorsten Hohmann 11
Carlo Biado 4
Chang Yu-Lung 7
Chris Melling 11
Chris Melling 11
Ramil Gallego 7
Enrique Rojas 8
Ramil Gallego 11
Chris Melling 11
David Alcaide 8
David Alcaide 11
Imran Majid 8
David Alcaide 11
Jalal Yousef 7
Jalal Yousef 11
Alexander Kazakis 6
Chris Melling 3
Carlo Biado 11
Ralf Souquet 5
Carlo Biado 11
Carlo Biado 11
Shane Van Boening 10
Shane Van Boening 11
Mohamad Ali Berjaoui 2
Carlo Biado 11
Fabio Petroni 10
Fabio Petroni 11
Dimitri Jungo 6
Fabio Petroni 11
Marlon Manalo 7
Omar al-Shaheen 5
Marlon Manalo 11

References

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