World Pool Championship 2024: Schedule, results, TV channel, start time, stream as Nineball stars head to Saudi Arabia (2024)

THE world’s best nineball pool players are in Saudi Arabia for the first time ever battling for the World Pool Championship NOW.

Reigning WPA World Nineball champion Francisco Sanchez Ruiz is looking to secure back-to-back titles, while British star Jayson Shaw will be hot on his tails.

The 2018 winner Joshua Filler will go head-to-head with some of the world’s best next weekCredit: Rex

And 128 of the world’s top cueists will battle for a share of an historic prize fund.

Find out all the information on the UK Pool Championship below.

When is the World Pool Championship 2024?

• The World Pool Championship 2024 will start on Monday, June 3.
• It is scheduled to run for six days – concluding on Saturday, June 8.
• Matches begin at 1pm local or 11am BST.
• It will be held at the Green Halls, Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
• Ruiz beat Mohammad Soufi in last year’s final in Poland.

How can I watch the World Pool Championship 2024?

• Fans can watch the World Pool Championship on TV on Sky Sports Main Event in the UK and Ireland.
• NOW TVwill also be streaming the entire tournament through any selected tablet or mobile device.
• Alternatively, follow our SunSport LIVE blog to follow all the action as it happens.

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World Pool Championship schedule and results

Monday, June 3

• Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 9-2 Waleed Albalkhi
• Ko Pin Yi 9-8 Jeffrey Ignacio
• Kyle Amoroto 9-5 Khalid Alghamdi
• Jayson Shaw 9-4 Jefrey Roda
• Eklent Kaci 9-4 Omar Alshaheen
• Johann Chua 9-8 Hamzaa Ali
• Dang Jin Hu 8-9 Phuong Nam Pham
• David Alcaide 7-9 Abdullah Alshammari
• Oliver Szolnoki 9-0 Hussein Mustafa
• Konrad Juszczyszyn 9-2 Nguyen Anh Tuan
• Alexander Kazakis 9-6 Besar Spahiu
• Lee Vann Corteza 9-1 Nawaf Shamardal
• Dmitri Jungo 9-5 Riku Romppanen
• Skyler Woodward 4-9 Kuo Po Cheng
• Aloysius Yapp 9-3 Mubarak Al-Wahaibi
• Chris Melling 9-3 Daniel Guttenberger
• Carlo Biado 5-9 Marco Teutscher
• Naoyuki Oi 8-9 Daniel Maciol
• Denis Grabe 9-4 Talal Alblooshi
• Dmittris Loukatos 4-9 Ko Ping Han
• Thorsten Hohmann 7-9 Kledio Kaci
• Tyler Styer 9-5 James Heorgiadis
• Jonas Souto Comino 9-6 Wpjciech Szewczyk
• Ralf Souget 9-2 Ahmed Al Ahmadi
• Roland Garcia 9-7 Nicholas De Leon
• Bj Ussery 9-5 Ahmed Zahid
• Niels Feijin 8-9 Hunter Lombardo
• Mohammad Soufi 7-9 Ajdin Piknjac
• Marc Bijsterbosch 9-7 Lo Hum Sum
• Darren Appleton 9-2 Georgi Georgiev
• Ko Ping Chung 9-4 DJ McGinley
• Mickey Krause 9-4 Jeremy Sossei

Tuesday, June 4

• Shane van Boening 9-1 Fahad Alharbi
• Francesco Candela 9-7 Patric Gonzales
• Chang Jung-Lin 9-2 Othman Alzahrani
• John Morra 8-9 Albert Manas
• Pijus Labutis 9-1 Pia Filler
• James Aranas 9-6 Fahad Aldhayan
• Billy Thorpe 9-2 Ahmed Al Jabar
• Moritz Neuhausen 9-7 Emil-Andre Gangflot
• Wiktor Zielinski 9-5 Hussain Maroom
• Tobias Bongers 7-9 Jan Van Lierop
• Shane Wolford 9-3 Alvin Anggito
• Robbie Capito 9-3 Karl Gnadeberg
• Aleksa Pecelj 9-8 Sam Henderson
• Anton Raga 9-1 Bernie Regalario
• Chang Yu Lung 9-4 Khalid Al Otaibi
• Albin Ouschan 8-9 Fu Che Wei
• Joshua Filler 9-5 Joao Grilo
• Hsieh Chia Chen 9-2 Saad Aldress
• Wu Kun Lin 4-9 Ali Al Obaidli
• Michael Feliciano 9-4 Michael Schneider
• Sanjin Pehlivanovic 2-9 Liu Ri Teng
• Abdullah Alyousef 5-9 Petri Makkonen
• Imran Majid 6-9 Bader Alawadhi
• Mario He 9-3 Tim De Ruyter
• Max Lechner 9-2 Masato Yoshioka
• Alex Pagulayan 4-9 Ameer Ali
• Jani Uski 9-5 Nikos Ekonomopoulos
• Mieszko Fortunski 3-9 Fitim Haradinaj
• Duong Quoc Hoang 8-9 Toh Lian Han
• Oscar Dominguez 9-5 Sullivan Clark
• Elliott Sanderson 9-8 Luong Duc Thien
• Fedor Gorst 3-9 Mustafa Alnar

Wednesday, June 5 (Winners Qualification)

• Francisco Sanchez Ruiz vs Kyle Amoroto
• Oliver Szolnoki vs Konrad Juszczyszyn
• Alexander Kazakis vs Lee Vann Corteza
• Dimitri Jungo vs Kuo Po Cheng
• Aloysius Yapp vs Chris Melling
• Phuong Nam Pham vs Marco Teutscher
• Daniel Maciol vs Denis Grabe
• Ko Ping Han vs Abdullah Alshammari
• Jayson Shaw vs Johann Chua
• Kledio Kaci vs Tyler Styer
• Jonas Souto Comino vs Ralf Souquet
• Roland Garcia vs Ko Pin Yi
• Eklent Kaci vs Mickey Krause
• BJ Ussery vs Hunter Lombardo
• Ajdin Piknjac vs Marc Bijsterbosch
• Darren Appleton vs Ko Ping Chung
• Shane Wolford vs Robbie Capito

Wednesday, June 5 (Losers Qualification)

• Waleed Albalkhi vs Khalid Alghamdi
• Hussein Mustafa vs Nguyen Anh Tuan
• Besar Spahiu vs Nawaf Shamardal
• Riku Romppanen vs Skyler Woodward
• Mubarak Al-Wahaibi vs Daniel Guttenberger
• Dang Jin Hu vs Carlo Biado
• Naoyuki Oi vs Talal Alblooshi
• Dimitris Loukatos vs David Alcaide
• Jefrey Roda vs Hamzaa Ali
• Thorsten Hohmann vs James Georgiadis
• Wojciech Szewczyk vs Ahmed Al Ahmadi
• Nicholas De Leon vs Jeffrey Ignacio
• Omar Al Shaheen vs Jeremy Sossei
• Ahmed Zahid vs Niels Feijen
• Mohammad Soufi vs Lo Ho Sum
• Georgi Georgiev vs DJ McGinley
• Alvin Anggito vs Karl Gnadeberg

*Latter rounds subject to change*

What is the World Pool Championship prize money 2024?

This year’s crown jewel of the World Nineball Tour will witness a RECORD prize fund of $1MILLION (approx. £850,000) for the first time in its history.

Here is the full breakdown:

• Winner: $250,000
• Runner-up: $100,000
• Semi-finalists: $50,000
• Quarter-finalists: $27,000
• Last 16: $15,000
• Last 32: $7,000
• Last 64: $3,500
• Losers Qualification: $2,000
• Last 128: $1,000

What’s been said?

Matchroom Sport chairman Eddie Hearn said:“The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has forged a reputation for growth for sports to grow in a new market to new fans.

“The country has hosted some of the world’s premier sporting events in recent years, welcoming visitors from all over to experience its passion for sport and unique culture.

“The addition of both the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters and World Pool Championship over the next decade further enhances that as it heralds an exciting chapter for Snooker and Nineball pool.

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“We have seen the incredible impact Boxing has had in this region.

“Now, I believe we will see Billiards cement its legacy here too, creating incredible opportunities and competition for the finest players on the planet.”