Potts and Fisher Secure Historic Double at 2026 WPA Heyball World Championships

World Pool Association Celebrates Potts and Fisher’s Triumph at the 2026 WPA Heyball World Championships
The World Pool Association (WPA) has announced the successful conclusion of the 2026 WPA Heyball World Championships, which took place in Pune, India. The event brought together top players from around the globe, with Gareth Potts and Kelly Fisher emerging as the standout performers by successfully defending their titles in a highly competitive tournament.
Potts and Fisher delivered exceptional performances throughout the competition, showcasing a combination of strategic play and technical skill that left audiences and fellow competitors in awe. Their victories marked a significant milestone, as they became the first players to win back-to-back titles at the Heyball World Championships.
The 2026 WPA Heyball World Championships were held in Pune, India, and drew participants from over 30 countries. The event not only highlighted the talents of the world's top players but also underscored the growing global appeal of pool and carom billiards. The WPA expressed its gratitude to the host city and all the organizers for their efforts in making the tournament a resounding success.
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