List of World Eight-ball Champions
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[edit] World Standarized Rules ("American-style") eight-ball
[edit] WPA Men's Champions
The following is a list of WPA World Eight-ball Champions, sanctioned by the World Pool-Billiard Association.
| Date | Location | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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| 2004, September 24 to October 1 | Fujairah Bustan Centre, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates | Efren Reyes (1) |  Philippines |
Marlon Manalo | Philippines |
| 2005, November | Wu Chia-ching (1) |  Chinese Taipei |
Nick van den Berg |  Netherlands |
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| 2007, March 1 to March 8 | Ronato Alcano (1) | Philippines |
Dennis Orcollo | Philippines |
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| 2008, April 18 to April 25 | Ralf Souquet (1) |  Germany |
Ronato Alcano | Philippines |
[edit] Blackball ("British-style" eight-ball)
[edit] English Pool Association World Rules World Champions
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The following is a list of WEPF World Eight-ball Champions, sanctioned by the World Eight-ball Pool Federation.
| Date | Location | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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| 1993 | Kevin Wright (1) |  England |
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| 1994 | Rob McKenna (1) |  Scotland |
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| 1995 | Daz Ward (1) | England |
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| 1996 | Greg Farren (1) |  Ireland |
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| 1997 | Rob McKenna (2) | Scotland |
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| 1998 | Carl Morris (1) | England |
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| 1999 | Quinten Hann (1) |  Australia |
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| 2000 | Jason Twist (2) | England |
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| 2001 | Chris Melling (1) | England |
Rob McKenna | Scotland |
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| 2002 | Jason Twist (2) | England |
Yannick Beaufils |  France |
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| 2003, May 23 to May 31 | Blackpool, UK | Chris Melling (2) | England |
Jason Twist | England |
| 2004, May 27 to June 4 | Mick Hill (1) | England |
Darren Appleton | England |
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| 2005, June 2 to June 9 | Gareth Potts (3) | England |
Chris Melling | England |
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| 2006, June 5 to June 15 | Mark Selby (1) | England |
Darren Appleton | England |
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| 2007 | Gareth Potts | England |
Mick Hill | England |
[edit] PPPO/EUKPF Men's Champions
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The following is a list of PPPO World Eight-ball Champions, sanctioned by the EUKPF (European and UK Pool Federation) and PPPO (Professional Pool Players Organization). 2005 was the last time the championship was held, as the EUKPF was then renamed to EBA (European Blackball Association) and amalgamated under the umbrella of the WPA (World Pool Association).
| Date | Location | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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| 1996 | Morecambe, UK | Pat Holtz (1) | Scotland |
Ross McInnes | Scotland |
| 2002 | Steve Sanders (1) | England |
Andy Lucas | England |
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| 2003 | Bridlington, UK | Rob Hill (1) | England |
Antz Morrison | Scotland |
| 2004 | Andy Lucas (1) | England |
Rob Hill | England |
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| 2005 | Ben Davies (1) |  Wales |
Derek Murphy | Scotland |
[edit] WPA Men's Champions
The following is a list of WPA World Blackball Champions, sanctioned by the World Pool-Billiard Association, PPPO and EBA.
| Date | Location | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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| 2006 | Cork, Ireland | Andy Lucas (1) | England |
Simon Ward | Wales |
[edit] References
- WPA champions
- WEPF champions
- World Pool Champions
- Professional Pool Players Organization
- European Blackball Association
- International Pool Tour
- AZBilliards.com News
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