Bali, Indonesia — October 2, 2026
The opening days of the 2026 Predator Pro Billiard Series in Bali have delivered world-class competition, dramatic matches and a spectacular showcase of international cue sports — and with the tournaments now entering their decisive stages, the pressure at the tables is rising.
Three major competitions are unfolding under one roof: the KAMUI WPA Women’s 9-Ball World Championship, the ISAK Billiard WPA Men’s Doubles 10-Ball World Championship, and the ARAMITH Men’s Open.
From the opening-day welcome in Bali to the latest knockout battles, the competition has rapidly narrowed — and the road to the titles is now becoming very clear.
🏆 FOUR REMAIN IN THE WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The 2026 KAMUI WPA Women’s 9-Ball World Championship has reached its final four.
The quarterfinal stage produced four decisive encounters, with Seoa Seo, Tzu-Chien Wei, Chihiro Kawahara and Chieh-Yu Chou securing their places in the semifinals.
Quarterfinal results:
- (KOR)Seoa Seo 3–0 Chezka Centeno (PHI)
- (TPE) Tzu-Chien Wei 3–0 Kristina Tkach (AIN)
- (JPN) Chihiro Kawahara 3–2 Chia Hua Chen (TPE)
- (TPE) Chieh-Yu Chou 3–0 Huang Qing Ning (CHN)
The semifinal lineup is now set:
Seoa Seo vs Tzu-Chien Wei
Chihiro Kawahara vs Chieh-Yu Chou
With just two matches separating these four athletes from the World Championship final, the race for the KAMUI WPA Women’s 9-Ball World Championship is entering its most intense stage.
🌍 EIGHT TEAMS REMAIN IN THE MEN’S DOUBLES WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The 2026 ISAK Billiard WPA Men’s Doubles 10-Ball World Championship has also been reduced to its final eight teams.
The international field has delivered a fascinating mix of national teams, with the quarterfinal stage now featuring:
(TPE) Chinese Taipei
🇵🇱 Poland
🇸🇾 Syria
🇺🇸 USA
🇮🇩 Indonesia
🇵🇭 Philippines
🇪🇸 Spain
🇫🇮 Finland
The latest qualification matches saw Chinese Taipei defeat the Netherlands 2–1, while Poland, Syria and the USA also secured their places through the winners’ bracket.
In the losers’ qualification matches, Indonesia and the Philippines advanced with 2–0 victories, while Spain and Finland completed the final eight.
With teams now just a few matches away from the World Championship final, every rack carries enormous weight.
🔥 LAST 16 SET IN THE ARAMITH MEN’S OPEN
The 2026 ARAMITH Men’s Open has reached the Last 16, following a packed knockout round that saw some of the biggest names in the sport continue their campaigns in Bali.
Among those advancing are:
🇪🇸 F. Sanchez Ruiz
🇱🇹 Pijus Labutis
🇵🇱 Wojciech Szewczyk
🇵🇭 Kyle Amoroto
🇵🇭 Alex Pagulayan
🇵🇭 Carlo Biado
🇮🇹 Fabio Rizzi
🇩🇪 Joshua Filler
🇵🇭 James Aranas
🇵🇭 Robbie Capito
🇦🇱 Eklent Kaçi
🇦🇱 Kledio Kaçi
🇵🇱 Daniel Macioł
🇵🇭 Jeffrey De Luna
🇵🇭 Sean Mark Malayan
🇨🇳 Mi Le
The Last 16 now brings the tournament into single-elimination territory, where one match can separate a contender from a place in the quarterfinals.
🎱 THREE EVENTS. ONE STAGE. ONE BATTLE FOR GLORY.
What began with the arrival of the world’s leading players in Bali, the official welcome and the opening rounds has quickly transformed into a high-pressure fight for titles.
Across the three events, Bali has showcased the depth and international reach of modern cue sports — with players and teams representing nations from across Asia, Europe, North America and beyond.
Now:
4 women remain.
8 men’s doubles teams remain.
16 men remain.
And the biggest matches are still to come.
The 2026 Predator Pro Billiard Series Bali continues to deliver world-class pool action as the road to the finals gets shorter with every rack.
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