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WPA World 9-Ball Championship 2015
Tournament information
Sport9-ball
Locational-Arabi Sports Club,
Doha, Qatar[1]
DatesSeptember 7, 2015–September 18, 2015[2]
Tournament
format(s)
Double elimination / Single elimination
Host(s)WPA World Nine-ball Championship
Participants128
Final positions
ChampionChinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi
Runner-upUnited States Shane Van Boening
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The 2015 WPA World Nine-ball Championship was the 24th edition of the 9-Ball pool World Championships. It took place from September 7 to 18, 2015 in the al-Attiya Sports Arena of the Al-Arabi Sports Club in Doha. The Qatari capital was the sixth time in a row the venue for the 9-Ball Championships.

The event was won by Ko Pin-yi of Chinese Taipei, who defeated America's Shane Van Boening in the final, with a score of 13 racks to 11.[3][4]

Niels Feijen was the defending champion,[5] however, he did not make it past the preliminary round of the tournament.[6]

Format

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From September 7 to 10, a qualifying tournament took place in which 128 participants played in three knockout competitions, for twelve starting places. The remaining 116 starting positions were previously awarded via the world rankings or according to a quota from the continental federations, the Qatari federation and as wildcard places by the WPA.[7]

The 128 qualified for the main tournament players were initially divided into 16 groups. From September 12 to 15 these groups played in a double elimination tournament. From each group four players qualified for the final round, which took place from September 16 to 18 and was played in a knockout system. The event was played with the alternating break format. The goal was to play seven games in qualifying, nine games in the preliminary round, eleven games in the final round and 13 games in the final.[8]

Prize money

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Amount[9]
Winner $30,000
Runner Up $15,000
Semifinal $7,500
Quarter final $5,000
Last 16 $3.,000
Last 32 $2,000
Last 64 $1,500
65.–96. Place $500
Total 200.000

Preliminary round

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Group 1

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Group 2

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Group 3

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Group 4

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Group 5

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Group 6

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Group 7

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Group 8

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Group 9

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Group 10

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Group 11

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Group 12

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Group 13

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Group 14

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Group 15

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Group 16

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Knockout round

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Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter finals Semi finals Final
            
Philippines Raymund Faraon [de] 9
Philippines Warren Kiamco 11
Philippines Warren Kiamco 11
Venezuela Jalal Yousef 7
Venezuela Jalal Yousef 11
China Zhou Long 10
Philippines Warren Kiamco 9
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 11
Philippines Carlo Biado 11
Philippines Lee Van Corteza 5
Philippines Carlo Biado 4
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 11
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 11
Australia Justin Campbell 7
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 11
Canada John Morra 6
Finland Mika Immonen 11
Singapore Goh Chin Teck 3
Finland Mika Immonen 11
Chinese Taipei Wu Kun-lin 9
Chinese Taipei Wu Kun-lin 11
South Korea Ryu Seung-woo 9
Finland Mika Immonen 8
Canada John Morra 11
Canada John Morra 11
United Arab Emirates Omran Salem 2
Canada John Morra 11
England Mark Gray 10
England Mark Gray 11
Germany Ralf Souquet 10
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 11
China Wu Jiaqing 10
Japan Naoyuki Ōi 9
Singapore Aloysius Yapp 11
Singapore Aloysius Yapp 11
Philippines Jeffrey Ignacio 6
Philippines Jeffrey Ignacio 11
Canada Jason Klatt 5
Singapore Aloysius Yapp 11
Greece Alexander Kazakis 10
England Imran Majid 10
China Liu Haitao 11
China Liu Haitao 9
Greece Alexander Kazakis 11
Greece Alexander Kazakis 11
Chinese Taipei Chao Fong-Pang 10
Singapore Aloysius Yapp 7
China Wu Jiaqing 11
Philippines Antonio Gabica 5
Russia Ruslan Chinakhov 11
Russia Ruslan Chinakhov 7
China Wang Can 11
China Wang Can 11
Japan Tōru Kuribayashi [de] 7
China Wang Can 9
China Wu Jiaqing 11
Japan Satoshi Kawabata [de] 7
Austria Albin Ouschan 11
Austria Albin Ouschan 6
China Wu Jiaqing 11
China Wu Jiaqing 11
Indonesia Muhammad Simanjuntak 3
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi 13
United States Shane Van Boening 11
Chinese Taipei Ko Ping-chung 11
Austria Mario He 5
Chinese Taipei Ko Ping-chung 11
Japan Yukio Akakariyama 9
Japan Yukio Akakariyama 11
Philippines Johann Chua 5
Chinese Taipei Ko Ping-chung 11
United States Mike Dechaine 9
China Li Hewen 7
Estonia Denis Grabe 11
Estonia Denis Grabe 10
United States Mike Dechaine 11
United States Mike Dechaine 11
Chinese Taipei Cheng Yu-hsuan 10
Chinese Taipei Ko Ping-chung 11
Poland Wojciech Szewczyk 5
Spain David Alcaide 11
Chinese Taipei Yang Ching-shun 8
Spain David Alcaide 11
Singapore Toh Lian Han [de] 7
Saudi Arabia Abdul Rahman al-Amar 8
Singapore Toh Lian Han [de] 11
Spain David Alcaide 10
Poland Wojciech Szewczyk 11
Chinese Taipei Liu Cheng-chieh [de] 11
Sweden Andreas Gerwen [de] 5
Chinese Taipei Liu Cheng-chieh [de] 8
Poland Wojciech Szewczyk 11
Poland Wojciech Szewczyk 11
Netherlands Marco Teutscher 8
Chinese Taipei Ko Ping-chung 1
United States Shane Van Boening 11
Chinese Taipei Chang Yu-Lung 11
Netherlands Marc Bijsterbosch 4
Chinese Taipei Chang Yu-Lung 11
Philippines Oliver Medenilla 4
Poland Karol Skowerski 4
Philippines Oliver Medenilla 11
Chinese Taipei Chang Yu-Lung 5
United States Shane Van Boening 11
United States Shane Van Boening 11
Poland Tomasz Kapłan 3
United States Shane Van Boening 11
Spain Francisco Díaz-Pizarro 5
China Dang Jinhu [de] 10
Spain Francisco Díaz-Pizarro 11
United States Shane Van Boening 11
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 1
Poland Mateusz Śniegocki 10
United States Hunter Lombardo 11
United States Hunter Lombardo 7
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 11
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 11
Qatar Mishel Turkey 1
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 11
England Darren Appleton 2
Mexico Rubén Bautista [de] 3
England Darren Appleton 11
England Darren Appleton 11
Greece Nikos Ekonomopoulos 7
Greece Nikos Ekonomopoulos 11
Norway Matey Ullah [de] 7
Player Lag Rack Racks
won
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Chinese Taipei Ko Pin-yi • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13
United States Shane Van Boening 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11

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