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    Thorsten Hohmann Wins Pool's Biggest Prize!
     Posted on Sunday, July 30 2006 @ 22:18:03 BSTby admin
    International Pool Tour IPT North American 8 Ball Open
    Venetian Hotel
    3355 Las Vegas Blvd
    South Las Vegas
    Nevada 89109
    USA
    www.internationalpooltour.com

    31 July 2006

    www.internationalpooltour.com


    Hohmann wins $350,000 at IPT North American Open!

    The most historic event in pool history has just concluded with Thorsten “The Hitman” Hohmann winning $350,000 for his double-hill victory over “Marvelous Marlon” Manalo.

    Complete with Michael Buffer announcing his trademark phrase, modified for the occasion to “Let’s get ready to rack ‘em!” the IPT’s first major event was an unqualified success. Two of the best players in the world performed in front of a wall-to-wall crowd, and the set was classy and striking. Manalo had chosen Jose Parica as he corner man, while Charlie Williams was in Hohmann’s corner.


    Click on "Read More..." for the details.

    Empty breaks seemed to plague Manalo throughout the match, but the layouts were coming up pretty cut and dried. Both were playing fluidly—Manalo missed one combo attempt, and Hohmann rattled two balls, but everything came to a head when the score reached 6-all in the race to 8. Hohmann broke and popped the cue ball into the side pocket, and Manalo chose solids and ran out to reach the hill. However, he came up empty on his last break. Hohmann opted for stripes and played a perfect out, joining Manalo on the hill. The German showed no anxiety, just determination as he approached the table for the last time. He broke and made the 9 ball. With an easy layout, he had no trouble as he swiftly cleared the table, winning the final match 8-7. In doing so, he won the biggest prize in pool history, $350,000. Manalo earned $99,000 for his second-place finish.

    Tour founder Kevin Trudeau presented Hohmann with the money in a silver briefcase, as well as an enormous silver trophy. Calmly, Hohmann made a short speech, thanking Trudeau first and then praising the audience, his friends, his corner man, and his sponsors.

    “I wasn’t nervous at all, the entire match,” Hohmann reported. “I felt really confident, I had a good night’s sleep, slept eight hours, and woke up still full of confidence because of yesterday. I just enjoyed the match. I could’ve won even higher—I wasn’t nervous, I just took my eyes off the ball. Charlie (Williams) was there for me and said just do it, you’ve done it so many times this week, you can do it again. I had my chance, on that last run-out, my mom could’ve run out that last rack, it was so easy, so I’m thankful, and maybe it was my destiny.”

    The IPT’s next major event will be held September 2-10 at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino in Reno, NV. First place will award a stunning $500,000, with a total prize fund of $3,000,000. Be sure to be there!

    Click here for tournament results, statistics, pictures, and stories from the IPT North American Open 8-Ball Championship!





    IPT North American Open 8-Ball Championship
    Championship Match

    Thorsten Hohmann

    0 : 1

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    0 : 2

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    1 : 2

    Marlon Manalo

    *Thorsten Hohmann

    2 : 2

    Marlon Manalo

    *Thorsten Hohmann

    3 : 2

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    4 : 2

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    4 : 3

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    4 : 4

    Marlon Manalo*

    Thorsten Hohmann

    5 : 4

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    5 : 5

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    5 : 6

    Marlon Manalo*

    Thorsten Hohmann

    6 : 6

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    6 : 7

    Marlon Manalo

    Thorsten Hohmann

    7 : 7

    Marlon Manalo

    *Thorsten Hohmann

    8 : 7

    Marlon Manalo

    * Break & Dish



    IPT North American Open 8-Ball Championship
    Round 6 Group
    Group 82
    Evgeny Stalev
    Efren Reyes
    Dennis Orcollo
    Ralph Souquet
    Marlon Manalo
    Thorsten. Hohmann



    IPT North American Open 8-Ball Championship
    Round 5 Groups
    Group 79
    Quinten Hann
    Evgeny Stalev
    Efren Reyes
    Larry Nevel
    Darren Appleton
    Rodolfo Luat
    Group 80
    Francisco Bustamante
    David Matlock
    Daryl Peach
    Dennis Orcollo
    Ronato Alcano
    Ralph Souquet
    Group 81
    Marlon Manalo
    Alex Pagulayan
    Thorsten. Hohmann
    Marcus Chamat
    Gabriel Owen
    Rico Diks



    IPT North American Open 8-Ball Championship
    Round 4 Groups
    Group 73
    D. Adkins
    N. Van den Berg
    E. Strickland
    T. Hohmann
    Q. Hann
    R. Alcano
    Group 74
    E. Reyes
    M. Hill
    F. Bustamante
    G. Owen
    I. Putnik
    S. Sambajon
    Group 75
    C. Deuel
    M. Manalo
    D. Peach
    A. Lely
    S. Tot
    D. Appleton
    Group 76
    ID. Orcollo
    A. Pagulayan
    M. Immonen
    N. Feijen
    Y. Beaufils
    R. Luat
    Group 77
    A. Lining
    R. Martinez
    S. Putnam
    L. Nevel
    R. Diks
    D. Matlock
    Group 78
    R. Souquet
    R. Morris
    J. Kirkwood
    M. Chamat
    R. Hundal
    E. Stalev



    European Player's Final Standings
    Championship Final
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    Thorsten Hohmann
    1/200
    $350,000
    Group Stage 7
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    Ralph Souquet
    5/200
    $50,000
    Evgeny Stalev
    6/200
    $40,000
    Group Stage 6
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    Darren Appleton
    7/200
    $30,000
    Daryl Peach
    7/200
    $30,000
    Marcus Chamat
    7/200
    $30,000
    Rico Diks
    7/200
    $30,000
    Group Stage 5
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    Niels Feijen
    19/200
    $17,000
    Yannick Beaufils
    19/200
    $17,000
    Michael Hill
    19/200
    $17,000
    Ivica Putnik
    19/200
    $17,000
    Alex Lely
    19/200
    $17,000
    Raj Hundal
    19/200
    $17,000
    Sandor Tot
    19/200
    $17,000
    Group Stage 4
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    Karl Boyes
    37/200
    $10,000
    Sarah Ellerby
    37/200
    $10,000
    Vilmos Foldes
    37/200
    $10,000
    Markus Juva
    37/200
    $10,000
    Marko Lohtander
    37/200
    $10,000
    Carl Morris
    37/200
    $10,000
    Ronnie O'Sullivan
    37/200
    $10,000
    Group Stage 2
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    John Wims
    61/200
    $5,000
    Tom Storm
    61/200
    $5,000
    Michael Schmidt
    61/200
    $5,000
    Neil Raybone
    61/200
    $5,000
    Fabio Petroni
    61/200
    $5,000
    Oliver Ortmann
    61/200
    $5,000
    Goran Mladenovic
    61/200
    $5,000
    Robert McKenna
    61/200
    $5,000
    Imran Majid
    61/200
    $5,000
    Andreas Koukiadakis
    61/200
    $5,000
    Andreja Klasovic
    61/200
    $5,000
    Bernard Jahnke
    61/200
    $5,000
    Philip Harrison
    61/200
    $5,000
    Anthony Ginn
    61/200
    $5,000
    Allison Fisher
    61/200
    $5,000
    Ralph Eckert
    61/200
    $5,000
    Richard Broumpton
    61/200
    $5,000
    Group Stage 1
    Player
    Rank
    Prize Money
    David Alcaide
    121/200
    $2,000
    Lee Chenman
    121/200
    $2,000
    Karen Corr
    121/200
    $2,000
    Tony Crosby
    121/200
    $2,000
    Vincent Facquet
    121/200
    $2,000
    Kelly Fisher
    121/200
    $2,000
    Eric Hjorleifson
    121/200
    $2,000
    Patrick Holtz
    121/200
    $2,000
    Zlatko Jakulj
    121/200
    $2,000
    Brian Saleh
    121/200
    $2,000
    Helena Thornfeldt
    121/200
    $2,000
    Jimmy White
    121/200
    $2,000



    IPT North American Open Prize Money Breakdown
    Total Prize Fund$2,050,000
    1st Place$350,000
    2nd Place $99,000
    3rd Place $80,000
    4th Place$65,000
    5th Place $50,000
    6th Place $40,000
    7th - 18th Place$30,000 each
    19th - 36th Place $17,000 each
    37th - 60th Place$10,000 each
    61st - 120th Place $5,000 each
    121st - 200th Place$2,000 each
    All prize money is regardless of number of players



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