Chieh-Yu Chou Wins Women’s 9-Ball World Title; Spain Claims Men’s Doubles Crown in Bali

BilliardsBy CuePoint Team··1 min read·Source: WPA
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International Billiards Events Conclude in Bali

The 2026 KAMUI WPA Women’s 9-Ball World Championship and the 2026 ISAK Billiard WPA Men’s Doubles 10-Ball World Championship concluded successfully at the Bali International Convention Centre, marking a week of high-level competition in the world of cue sports. The events drew participants from across the globe, showcasing the continued growth and international appeal of billiards.

Chieh-Yu Chou Reigns in Women’s 9-Ball Championship

Chieh-Yu Chou of Chinese Taipei claimed the women’s 9-ball world title, reclaiming the crown she previously held. Her performance throughout the tournament demonstrated exceptional skill and composure, solidifying her position as one of the top players in the world. The final match was closely contested, with Chou emerging victorious in a thrilling display of precision and strategy.

Spain Dominates in Men’s Doubles 10-Ball Championship

In the men’s doubles 10-ball category, Spain’s team secured the world championship title, marking a significant achievement for the nation in international billiards. The Spanish duo displayed strong teamwork and tactical play, overcoming formidable opponents to lift the trophy. This victory highlights Spain’s growing influence in the sport on the global stage.

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