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CHINA OPEN - DAY 2 - OH, WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
 Posted on Friday, May 17 2013 @ 20:09:04 UTCby admin
9 Ball The China Open
Shanghai Pudong Yuanshen Stadium
655 Yuanshen Road
Pudong New Area
Shanghai
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Thursday-Sunday 12-19 May 2013


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IT'S THE THRILL OF VICTORY AND THE AGONY OF DEFEAT
AS JUDGEMENT DAY TAKES ITS TOLL AT THE CHINA OPEN 9-BALL

There’s nothing quite like Judgement Day in the world of professional pool. Otherwise known as the Day of Reckoning, it’s when dozens upon dozens of matches take place in the group stages, all trying to determine who will still be around for the money rounds, and who will be sent packing without a dime to spend on even a soft drink. Yes, pool can be a cruel sport, but it’s also the reason those who follow it love the action. Sometimes whole careers ride on the smallest turn of the ball.

And so it was on Day 2 of the 2013 China Open in rainy Shanghai. Inside the cavernous and chilly Shanghai Pudong Yuanshen Stadium arena, the emotions were running on overdrive with the world’s best men and women pool players each desperately trying to reach the single elimination knockout stage of their respective tournaments which begin in earnest Saturday.

For the men, their field began with 64 players on day 1 and has now been whittled down to 32. For the women, the field started with 48 players and is now down to the final 16.

Few were immune to the drama today. World 9-ball Champion and world number 3 Darren Appleton thought he was cruising through to the knockout stage as he was up 7-3 in a race to 9 on the TV table against China’s 19 year up and comer Wang Can. But Can, who has spent some time playing pool in the US, turned the tables on the Brit and stormed back and grabbed an 8-7 lead. Appleton went from counting his chickens, to realizing he might have to play again later to stave off a shock elimination. But if anyone can play with their back against the wall it’s Appleton, and the 9-ball king grit his teeth and pulled out the win to advance.

Appleton was clearly ecstatic afterwards and said he was nearly overwhelmed by the magnitude of the moment.

“I was under serious pressure at the end,” he said. “It was like a semi-final at the world championship.”

Appleton has few if any weaknesses in his stellar game, but he revealed that he sometimes lets his attention lapse when he gets a big lead.

“In every major tournament I’ve won I never make it easy. I consider myself a bulldog, a fierce player. I like to scrap, sort of like a counter puncher in boxing. But when I have a big lead I tend to lose that intensity. I need that scrap. My mindset was when I was 8-7 down that I will probably dog the shot, so I might as well go for it. I need to sort out my attitude when I get a big lead.”



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While Appleton went off to breath easy, Cam had to do it all over again, this time against Dutch star Niels Feijen. Feijen had lost his first match yesterday against the former two time world champion Wu Jiaqing(formerly Wu Chia Ching) who now lives and plays out of Shenzen, China. Feijen had earlier beat his good friend and countryman Nick Van Den Berg in a do or die match, 9-7. Against Can, Feijen was up 8-5, but Can fought his way back to tie it at 8 for a one rack decider. Feijen pulled it out to advance while Can was left to wonder what might have been.

The pressure matches kept popping up around the arena. Greece’s Nick Ekonomopolous, who had earlier lost to Wu, went hill-hill with Venezuela’s Jalal Yousef, who was sure he was about to claim one of his biggest scalps. But a fluked 4-ball off a jump propelled the burly Greek into the knockout stages, while Yousef stormed out of the arena in disgust.

Germany’s Thorsten Hohmann advanced but not without some heart palpitations, as he won two straight hill-hill matches. Hohmann’s countryman, Hall of Famer Ralf Souquet, had to battle back from the losers side and barely got by China’s Liu Haitao in a do or die match, 9-8.


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The Philippines’ two biggest stars played drama free as defending champion Dennis Orcollo advanced to the final 32 with an airtight 9 – 7 win over Austria’s young gun Albin Ouschan 9-7. Lee Van Corteza also advanced with his second straight, a 9-6 win over Vietnam’s Do The Kien.

The Philippines’ Jeffrey De Luna will surely be trying to forget Judgement Day. De Luna flew to China without a place in the tournament and won one of the brutally tough qualifiers earlier in the week. Yesterday De Luna was millimetres away from a spot in the money rounds, only to lose on the last ball. Then today, playing against fellow Pinoy Carlo Biado, De Luna squandered his fortune again losing 9-8 after up being 8-7. Biado advance and De Luna hit the road.

The Philippines’ fourth player in the final 32 has turned quite a few heads in the last few days and is definitely worth a mention. Johann Chua, who originally hails from Bacolod City but has resided in Manila for the last ten years, is one of those gems that periodically emerges from the Philippines bustling pool halls. Chua’s aggressive, confident style and dead eyed stroke had even the partisan Chinese fans talking.

To give you an idea of his confidence, Chua, like De Luna, came to China without a spot in the tournament and won a qualifier to earn a place in the main event.

After easily beating Chinese Zeng Zhaodong 9-3 on day 1, Chua tangled with WPA world number 6 Ko Pin Yi of Taiwan. Despite the fact that Ko had much more world class experienc, Chua played and acted to Ko’s equal and, indeed, he took the match to a one rack decider before falling 9-8.

Not to be deterred, Chua then came right back and booked his spot in the final 32 with a resounding 9-1 pounding of the strong Albanian, Nick Malaj.

Afterward Chua revealed that he’s been playing pool for ten years, mostly gambling in Manila’s hard core money-game scene and entering tournaments when he can. In November, 2012 he took 3rd place in the prestigious All Japan Open. What’s great about Chua is that he plays and thinks aggressively, and clearly has the game to back it up.

“I’m an aggressive player because you have to be aggressive here, there are a lot of good players. Pool is my life. I love pool.”

Chua's biggest test to date comes right out of the gates on Saturday. He plays defending champion and fellow Pinoy Orcollo in the round of 32.

Perhaps the strongest looking contingent so far have been the players from Taiwan, who bring seven players into the final 32, all of them extremely capable. It would be surprising not to see a player from Taiwan in the semi-finals.

On the women’s side, the script went nearly to plan as most of the sport’s biggest stars have booked their spot in the final 16. Defending champion Kelly Fisher was down 4-1 to the legend Pan Xiaoting in front of a packed house on the TV table. Fisher, though, caught one of her now famous gears and ran Pan off the table, 7-4.

Pan then went to the losers side and lost to Japan’s Chichiro Kawahara to exit stage left from the building, much to the disappointment of her legions of fanatical fans. Another marquee matchup then took place on the TV table as Hall of Famer Allison Fisher went to the brink with World 10-ball champion Ga Young Kim. Fisher took the match 7 – 6, sending Kim out of the tournament.

Austria’s Jasmin Ouschan looks the goods as she easily advanced to the final 16 with two straight wins.

Both the women’s and men’s single elimination knockout stages begin on Saturday at 1:30pm Shanghai time ( GMT +8 . The men are playing race to 11 alternate break, while the women are playing race to 9, alternate break.

The women’s final will be played on Sunday with $30,000 going to the winner. The men’s semi-finals and finals will be played on Sunday as well with $40,000 going to the winner. The total prize fund is $301,000.



THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE GROUPS
GROUP A
1. ChangJung Lin (TPE)
2. So Shaw (IRA)
3. Zhu Hongming (TPE)
4. Al Shaheen Omar (KUW)
5. Han Haoxiang (CHN)
6. Zhu Xihe (CHN)
7. Xu Kailun (TPE)
8. Oi Naoyuki (JPN)
GROUP B
1. Yukio Akagariyama (JPN)
2. Nguyen Ann Tuan (VIE)
3. Salaheldeen Hussein (UAE)
4. M. Ahmad Al-Bin Ali (QAT)
5. Phil Burford (GBR)
6. Seungwoo Ryu (KOR)
7. Ke Bign Zhong (TPE)
8. Thorsten Hohmann (GER)
GROUP C
1. Fu Che Wei (TPE)
2. Sharik Aslam Sayed (SIN)
3. Dang Jinhu (CHN)
4. Fu Jianbo (CHN)
5. Kenny Kwok (HKG)
6. Rafath Habib (IND)
7. Alex Pagulayan (CAN)
8. Karl Boyes (GBR)
GROUP D
1. Li Hewen (CHN)
2. Carlo Biado (PHL)
3. John Morra (CAN)
4. Zhou Long (CHN)
5. Oscar Dominguez (USA)
6. Afrinneza Isral Nasution (IND)
7. Jeffrey De Luna (PHL)
8. Chris Melling (GBR)
GROUP E
1. Darren Appleton (GBR)
2. Jalal Yousef (VEN)
3. Cristian Tuvi (URU)
4. Wang Can (CHN)
5. Niels Feijen (NED)
6. Wu Jiaqing (CHN)
7. Nick Ekonomopoulos (GRE)
8. Nick Van Den Berg (NED)
GROUP F
1. Ko Pin Yi (TPE)
2. Chu Bingjie (CHN)
3. Zeng Zhaodong (CHN)
4. Johann Chua (PHL)
5. Tursaikhan Amarjargal
6. Nick Malai (ALB)
7. Lee Van Corteza (PHL)
8. Do The Kien (VIE)
GROUP G
1. Ralf Souquet (GER)
2. Zbynek Vaic (RSA)
3. Hunter Lombardo (USA)
4. Chang Pei Wei (TPE)
5. Bashar Hussain (QAT)
6. Radoslaw Babica (POL)
7. Zhang Yulong (TPE)
8. Liu Haitao (CHN)
GROUP H
1. Dennis Orcollo (PHL)
2. Ahen Yuxuan (TPE)
3. Albin Ouschan (AUT)
4. James Delahunty (AUS)
5. Alejandro Carvajal (CHI)
6. Daryl Peach (GBR)
7. Cheng Tsung Hua (TPE)
8. Huidji See (NED)


THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE PLAYERS
1. Kelly Fisher(GBR)
2. Liu Jia(CHN)
3. Xia Yuying(CHN)
4. Karen Corr(IRL)
5. Chichiro Kawahara(JPN)
6. Pan Xiaoting(CHN)
7. Tan Ho Yun(TPE)
8. Chan Ya Ting(TPE)
9. Hyun Ji Won(KOR)
10. Yang Fan(CHN)
11. Doan Thi Ngoc Le(VIE)
12. Lin Yuanjun(TPE)
13. Liu Shasha(CHN)
14. Gao Meng(CHN)
15. Ma’sum Fathrah(IND)
16. Wei Tzu Chien(TPE)
17. Angeline Magdalena Ticoalu(RSA)
18. Chen Xue(CHN)
19. Yu Ram Cha(KOR)
20. Eunji Park(KOR)
21. Brittany Bryant(CAN)
22. Carlynn Sanchez(VEN)
23. Allison Fisher(GBR)
24. Ga Young Kim(KOR)
25. Chen Siming(CHN)
26. Mrjana Grujicic(VEN)
27. Li Jia(CHN)
28. Zhu Tingting(CHN)
29. Jasmin Michel(GER)
30. Lan Hiushan(TPE)
31. Han Yu(CHN)
32. Bi Zhu Qing(CHN)
33. Charlene Chai Zeet Huey(SIN)
34. Nicola Ilse Rossouw(RSA)
35. Jing Jia(CHN)
36. Chou Chieh Yu(TPE)
37. Tsai Pei Chen(TPE)
38. Keiko Yukawa(JPN)
39. Wu Jing(CHN)
40. Liu Yichen(CHN)
41. Akimi Kajatani(JPN)
42. Jasmin Ouschan(AUT)
43. Zhou Doudou(CHN)
44. Bai Ge(CHN)
45. Liu Shin Mei(TPE)
46. Han Fang(CHN)
47. Rubelin Amit(PHL)
48. Fu Xiaofang(CHN)




THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE LAST 32
Chang Pei Wei(TPE)
0 : 0
Do The Kien(VIE)
Zheng Yu Xuan(TPE)
0 : 0
Afrinneza Isral Nasution(IND)
Lee Van Corteza(PHL)
0 : 0
Albin Ouschan(AUT)
Ko Pin Yi(TPE)
0 : 0
HAN Haoxiang (CHN)
Radislaw Babica(POL)
0 : 0
Omar Al Shaheen(KUW)
Karl Boyes(GBR)
0 : 0
Salaheldeen H. Alrimawi(UAE)
Xu Kailun(TPE)
0 : 0
Ralf Souquet(GER)
Zhang Yulong(TPE)
0 : 0
Alex Pagulayan(CAN)
Fu Che Wei(TPE)
0 : 0
Chris Melling(GBR)
Dennis Orcollo (PHL)
0 : 0
Johann Chua(PHL)
Li Hewen(CHN)
0 : 0
Niels Feijen(NED)
Ke Bing Zhong(TPE)
0 : 0
Chen Tsung Hua(TPE)
Wu Jiaqing(CHN)
0 : 0
Thorsten Hohmann(GER)
Nick Ekonomonopoulos(GRE)
0 : 0
Darren Appleton(GBR)
Ryu Seungwoo(KOR)
0 : 0
Carlo Biado(PHL)
Fu Jianbo(CHN)
0 : 0
Chang Jung Lin(TPE)


THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE LAST 16
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE QUARTER FINALS
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE SEMI FINALS
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE FINAL
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE LAST 16
Kelly Fisher(GBR)
0 : 0
Tsai Pei Chen(TPE)
Lin Yuan Jun(TPE)
0 : 0
Lan Hiushan(TPE)
Yu Ram Cha(KOR)
0 : 0
Rubelin Amit(PHL)
Chen Siming(CHN)
0 : 0
Jasmin Ouschan(AUT)
Fu Xiaofang(CHN)
0 : 0
Bi Zhuqing(CHN)
Chichiro Kawahara(JPN)
0 : 0
Liu Shasha(CHN)
Tan Ho Yun(TPE)
0 : 0
Allison Fisher(GBR)
Gao Meng(CHN)
0 : 0
Chou Chieh Yu(TPE)


THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE QUARTER FINALS
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE SEMI FINALS
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE FINAL
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THE 2013 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - MEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE PRIZE FUND
1st
US $ 40,000-00
2nd
US $ 20,000-00
3rd - 4th
US $ 10,000-00
5th - 8th
US $ 5,500-00
9th - 16th
US $ 2,400-00
17th - 32nd
US $ 1,200-00
33rd - 64th
US $ 700-00
THE 2012 CHINA 9 BALL OPEN - WOMEN
SHANGHAI - CHINA
THE PRIZE FUND
1st
US $ 30,000-00
2nd
US $ 15,000-00
3rd - 4th
US $ 7,500-00
5th - 8th
US $ 4,000-00
9th - 16th
US $ 1,800-00
17th - 32nd
US $ 900-00
33rd - 48th
US $ 500-00









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Growing more and more popular every single year, PRO9 is the best placed vehicle for the promotion of your pool club, billiards brand, associated products, services and opportunities in the truly massive pan-European billiard market.
If you qre reading this, you should check out www.Pro9.co.uk for yourself!
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