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News France Sweep Four Team Titles to Close the Blackball Worlds — Filler and Szewczyk Fight for a Doha Final Spot as Hawkins Pulls Out of Nanjing
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The Blackball World Championships at Heathrow finished last night with France winning almost everything again. Les Bleus took four of the team titles on the final day and lost only one match all day. Out in Doha the 10-ball reaches its last day this morning: Joshua Filler and Wojciech Szewczyk play the first semi-final, Daniel Macioł and Albert James Manas play the other, and the final follows this afternoon. Snooker is quiet until the weekend, but the Nanjing draw has already lost Barry...
News Filler Wins Six Straight From the One-Loss Side to Set Up a Szewczyk Semi — Unbeaten Macioł Meets Manas; Correia Completes a Gandia Grand Slam
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Wednesday evening, 28 October 2026 — Reggie Rutherford. All times GMT. Doha: the last four is set, and it's a heavyweight card The quarter-finals of the Qatar 10-Ball World Cup are done, and nobody can complain about the semi-final line-up. World No. 1 Wojciech Szewczyk plays Joshua Filler, and 2024 champion Daniel Macioł plays the last Filipino standing, AJ Manas. That leaves two Poles, a German and a Filipino going for the $100,000 first prize. Szewczyk 11–8 John Morra. The Canadian...
News Szewczyk Dethrones Magpantay 11–5 as Gorst Falls Hill-Hill and Biado Crashes Out — Three Poles in Doha's Last Eight; Ding Faces a Nanjing Cliff
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Good afternoon. Doha's last 16 was not kind to the favourites. The defending champion is gone, so are Fedor Gorst and Carlo Biado, and by the time the quarter-finals broke off just after midday there were three Poles still standing in the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball. Elsewhere, Malta had its best day yet at Heathrow, and Ding Junhui heads home to Nanjing with a ranking problem. Doha: the last 16 claims the big names Wojciech Szewczyk 11–5 Jonas Magpantay. The tie of the round turned out to be...
News Hibbott Hammers Lambert 6–1 to Win the Blackball World Title — Jude Reclaims the Women's Crown as Magpantay Meets Szewczyk in Doha's Last 16
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Good morning. Heathrow has its world champions. Gareth Hibbott needed only seven frames of Tuesday night's men's singles final to put Christophe Lambert away, and France had a big day of its own. In Doha the Qatar 10-ball World Cup's last 16 breaks off this morning, with the defending champion drawn against the world number one. Blackball Worlds: Hibbott is champion of the world Gareth Hibbott 6–1 Christophe Lambert. The Englishman was never in trouble in the WPA men's singles final...
News Biado Wins Six Racks in a Row to Escape Śniegocki, Then Knocks Out Sánchez Ruiz — Gorst Survives Hill-Hill as Seven Filipinos Reach Doha's Last 16
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Evening all. At lunchtime Carlo Biado was 6–5 down to Mateusz Śniegocki and Fedor Gorst was trailing Marco Teutscher. Both are still alive tonight, and Biado has since knocked out the third seed as well. The Qatar World Cup 10-Ball is down to 16, and seven of them are Filipinos. Doha: Biado's big afternoon Carlo Biado won the last six racks to beat Śniegocki 11–6 in the last 64, then went straight out and beat Francisco Sánchez Ruiz 11–6 in the last 32. That's the Spaniard, one of Europe's...
News Reanne Evans Whitewashes Mink 5–0 to Win in Kuala Lumpur — Zielinski Knocks Out Kledio Kaci in Doha as Filler Reaches the Last 32
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Afternoon all. This morning I said Reanne Evans had taken out the top two seeds in Kuala Lumpur. Make that three. She has now beaten the fourth seed as well, in the final, without dropping a frame. In Doha the first wave of the one-life last 64 is done, and the second wave was still on the tables as I wrote this. Evans takes the title 5–0 Reanne Evans has won the Niche Cues Women's Snooker Open in Kuala Lumpur, beating Mink Nutcharut 5–0 in the best-of-nine final. A few hours after...
News Reanne Evans Topples World No. 1 Bai Yulu 4–1 to Reach the Kuala Lumpur Final — Doha's One-Life Last 64 Breaks Off; Venom Takes a Trick-Shot Double
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Morning all. Kuala Lumpur gave us the early headline while most of us were still asleep, Doha is about to get going in the single-elimination rounds, and the snooker tour is packing for Nanjing. Here's the Tuesday breakfast read. Evans takes out the top two seeds back to back Reanne Evans is into the final of the Niche Cues Women's Snooker Open in Kuala Lumpur after beating world number one and defending champion Bai Yulu 4–1 in the semi-finals, which began at 04:00 GMT. The frame scores...
News Cho Wins a Seven-Set Thriller to Deny Martínez the PBA Record — Hohmann, Pecelj and Shaw Out in Doha as Filler Makes the Last 64
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Evening all. Reggie here with the Monday night round-up. I owed you a result from Goyang and it was worth the wait. Doha has also lost three more big names. All times GMT. GOYANG: CHO SPOILS THE PARTY David Martínez came into tonight's final needing one more title to hold the PBA record on his own. He didn't get it. Cho Geon-hwi beat him 4–3 to win the NH NongHyup Card PBA Championship, and it went to the seventh set. Set scores (Cho first): 7–15, 15–14, 15–6, 4–15, 15–4, 7–15, 11–6 The...
News Martínez and Cho Meet Again With a Record Ninth PBA Title at Stake — Filler Survives; Bayarsaikhan Stuns Ng On Yee
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Afternoon all. Reggie here with the Monday lunchtime update. The Goyang final is under way, Filler is still alive and Kuala Lumpur has a shock for you. All times GMT. Goyang: same two, bigger prize A fortnight ago David Martínez beat Cho Geon-hwi in the semis of the last PBA event. Today they play for the NH NongHyup Card PBA Championship title. The final was due off at 12:00 (9pm in Korea) and had only just started when I wrote this, so the result will be in the evening post. Martínez...
News Wilson Concedes 21 Points All Evening to Beat Jones 9–2 for Ranking Title No. 11 — Szewczyk Into Doha's One-Life Bracket
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Morning all. Reggie here with the Monday paper. The Belfast final didn't really make it to a second session, Doha has started catching out the big names, and there's a busy day ahead in Kuala Lumpur and Goyang. Let's go. 🏆 Belfast: three frames, 21 points against, job done Jak Jones needed something special after the interval. He didn't get anywhere near it. Kyren Wilson won the first three frames of the evening session to beat Jones 9–2 at the Waterfront Hall. He's lifted the Alex Higgins...
News Kim Bo-mi Roars Back From 0–3 Down to Win Her First LPBA Title — Ouschan Knocked Out in Doha; Wilson Leads Jones 6–2 Going Into the Belfast Night
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Sunday evening, 25 October 2026 — Reggie Rutherford. All times GMT. Kim Bo-mi finally gets her trophy, and she did it the hard way. Three sets down to Lim Jeong-sook in the LPBA final in Goyang, with three lost finals already behind her, Kim won the next four to take the NH NongHyup Card LPBA Championship 4–3. Korean outlets Billiards and Edaily both say it's the first time anyone has come back from 0–3 in a best-of-seven LPBA final. In the men's PBA it has happened once, when Kang...
News Filler Falls 9–5 to Alnar on Day One in Doha — Gorst, Biado and Sánchez Ruiz Stay Safe; Kim Bo-mi Chases a First LPBA Title
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Sunday midday, 25 October 2026 — Reggie Rutherford. All times GMT (the clocks went back overnight). Doha: Filler beaten first up The Qatar 10-Ball World Cup has its first big shock. Joshua Filler, the No. 2 seed, was beaten 9–5 by Mustafa Alnar in the opening round at the Ezdan Palace Hotel. It isn't fatal. The first four rounds are double elimination, so Filler drops into the one-loss side and meets Mohammed Albalushi on Monday morning (10:30 GMT). One more defeat before the last 64 and...
News Jak Jones Wins the Last Two to Stun Williams and Set Up a Crucible Rematch With Wilson — Hohmann Turns Down His Mosconi Cup Place; Ouschan Falls First
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Jak Jones is in the Northern Ireland Open final. He was 4–1 down to Mark Williams at the Waterfront Hall last night, and Williams missed an easy yellow that would have made it 5–1. Jones won five of the last six frames to win 6–5, and the decider ended just before midnight UK time. That gives Belfast a final that is a repeat of the 2024 World Championship final: Jones against Kyren Wilson, who won that one 18–14 at the Crucible. Northern Ireland Open: Jones turns it round against Williams...
News Chua Edges Raga 11–9 to Win the Philippines Open — Wilson Wins the Last Three to Beat Craigie in Belfast; Attard Into a Blackball World Final
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Johann Chua is the Philippines Open champion. He beat Anton Raga 11–9 in an all-Filipino final at Gateway Mall 2 in Cubao on Saturday, and he needed every one of those eleven racks. Over in Belfast, Kyren Wilson came within a frame of going out to Sam Craigie before winning the last three to reach Sunday's Northern Ireland Open final. Philippines Open: Chua holds his nerve, and gets a little help Chua flew out of the blocks and led 5–0 before Raga found his feet. Raga clawed it back to...
News Raga Ends Mocaibat's Fairytale to Set Up an All-Filipino Final With Chua — Lim and Kim Bo-mi Book LPBA Final; Belfast Semis Begin
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Saturday lunchtime, and the Golden Filipino Sun trophy is being fought over by two home players at Gateway Mall in Quezon City as I write. The Philippines Open final between Johann Chua and Anton Raga got under way just after 11am BST, and here is how the last day in Manila took shape. PHILIPPINES OPEN — THE DRAGON GETS THERE When we went to press this morning, Baseth Mocaibat led Raga 5–4 in the second semi-final. It did not last. Raga took the match 10–6 (per the WNT live scores), ending...
News Chua Wins Eight in a Row to Reach the Philippines Open Final — Williams Fires Three Straight Tons to Set Up a Welsh Semi; Kokten Takes Gandia Gold
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Johann Chua is in the Philippines Open final. This morning he was 2–2 with Bernie Regalario, the 19-year-old who beat David Alcaide and Francisco Sánchez Ruiz on Friday, and then he won eight racks in a row to take the semi-final 10–2. Across the quarter-final and semi-final he has lost three racks. Mocaibat v Raga, the other semi-final, was still going as we published. In Belfast, Mark Williams made three centuries in a row to beat David Gilbert, and Jak Jones beat Scott Donaldson in a...
News Chua Routs Biado 10–1 as Four Filipinos Fill the Manila Semis — Mocaibat Stuns Van Boening From 7–1 Down; Wilson Ends His Semi-Final Drought
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The Golden Filipino Sun trophy isn't leaving the country. All four Philippines Open quarter-finals at Gateway Mall went to home players. Johann Chua beat the world champion Carlo Biado 10–1, Bernie Regalario did the same to Francisco Sánchez Ruiz, Anton Raga saw off Jayson Shaw, and Baseth Mocaibat, who had already put out world number one Aloysius Yapp, came from 7–1 down to beat Shane Van Boening 10–9. In Belfast, Kyren Wilson is in his first ranking semi-final for more than 18 months, and...
News Regalario, 19, Takes Down Sánchez Ruiz After Alcaide — Shaw Beats Gorst in a Shootout; Mocaibat Thrashes World No. 1 Yapp
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Two Spaniards, one day, one teenager. Bernie Regalario knocked out the defending champion David Alcaide 10–2 this morning, and a few hours later he did much the same to the US Open champion. The 19-year-old "L'il Prince" has beaten Francisco Sánchez Ruiz in the Philippines Open quarter-finals and he's the first man into Saturday's semi-finals at Gateway Mall. WNT's word for it was "thrashes". Aloysius Yapp and Fedor Gorst are both out too, and the Team USA picture has probably moved again...
News Biado Roars Back From 8–3 Down to Win It on a Golden Break — Regalario Dethrones Alcaide 10–2; Belfast's Last Eight Is Set
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Friday morning, and Manila has already had a day's worth of drama before most of us had the kettle on. Carlo Biado was 8–3 down to his Reyes Cup team-mate Albert Januarta and finished the job with a golden break in front of a mall that, by Matchroom Pool's account, went into pandemonium. Bernie Regalario has thrown out the defending champion David Alcaide 10–2, Francisco Sánchez Ruiz whitewashed Thorsten Hohmann, and Johann Chua beat Aleksa Pecelj to give the Philippines three...
News Advani Is World Billiards Champion for the First Time Since 2014 — Pecelj Books His Mosconi Cup Debut; Wilson Survives Pang's 147 Bid in Belfast
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Thursday evening. Pankaj Advani is the world billiards champion again. He was 106 points behind Robert Hall at halfway in today's final at Landywood and won it by 700. In Manila the last 32 is finished. Aleksa Pecelj has booked his first Mosconi Cup place, and the American race now comes down to Fedor Gorst against Jayson Shaw on Friday. In Belfast, Kyren Wilson needed a decider and a 78 clearance to get past Pang Junxu, who nearly made a 147 first. Landywood — Advani beats Hall to win the...
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