2018 World Pool Masters

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The 2018 World Pool Masters, also known as World Pool Masters XXV, was a nine-ball pool tournament that took place in Gibraltar between 2–4 March 2018. It was the 25th edition of the invitational tournament organised by Matchroom Sport.[1]

Dates2–4 March 2018
VenueTercentenary Sports Hall, Victoria Stadium
OrganisationMatchroom Sport
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World Pool Masters XXV
Tournament information
Dates2–4 March 2018
VenueTercentenary Sports Hall, Victoria Stadium
CityGibraltar
OrganisationMatchroom Sport
FormatInvitational event
Total prize fund$80,000
Winner's share$20,000
Final
ChampionNetherlands Niels Feijen
Runner-upUnited States Shane Van Boening
Score8–4
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Dutchman Niels Feijen defeated Shane Van Boening of the United States in the final to win the title for the second time in his career.[2]

Tournament prize money

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Prize money[citation needed]
Winner20.000 US$
Runner-up10.000 US$
Semi-finalist5.000 US$
Quarter-finalist4.000 US$
First round loser3.000 US$
Total80.000 US$
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Players

16 players took part in the tournament, including 12 former champions. Two other former champions – Tony Drago and Francisco Bustamante – had been scheduled to take part, but withdrew before the start of the competition and were replaced by Karl Boyes and Joshua Filler.[3][4] Spain's David Alcaide defended the title he won in 2017, but was defeated in the first round by Karl Boyes.[5][6]

Tournament

Seeds

China's Wu Jia-qing withdrew prior to the start of the competition, and was replaced in the draw by England's Chris Melling.

  1. Spain David Alcaide (first round)
  2. Scotland Jayson Shaw (semifinals)
  3. United States Shane Van Boening (final)
  4. China Wu Jia-qing (withdrew)
  5. Netherlands Niels Feijen (champion)
  6. England Darren Appleton (quarterfinals)
  7. Canada Alex Pagulayan (quarterfinals)
  8. Germany Ralf Souquet (quarterfinals)

Draw

The draw for the tournament was made on 30 January.[7]

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
            
1 Spain David Alcaide 3
England Karl Boyes 8
England Karl Boyes 8
8 Germany Ralf Souquet 7
8 Germany Ralf Souquet 8
Poland Karol Skowerski 4
England Karl Boyes 3
5 Netherlands Niels Feijen 8
5 Netherlands Niels Feijen 8
India Raj Hundal 2
5 Netherlands Niels Feijen 8
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 6
  England Chris Melling 3
Philippines Dennis Orcollo 8
5 Netherlands Niels Feijen 8
3 United States Shane Van Boening 4
3 United States Shane Van Boening 8
England Daryl Peach 2
3 United States Shane Van Boening 8
6 England Darren Appleton 4
6 England Darren Appleton 8
United States Earl Strickland 6
3 United States Shane Van Boening 8
2 Scotland Jayson Shaw 3
7 Canada Alex Pagulayan 8
Netherlands Alex Lely 4
7 Canada Alex Pagulayan 5
2 Scotland Jayson Shaw 8
2 Scotland Jayson Shaw 8
Germany Joshua Filler 5

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