Ace Indian cueist Pankaj Advani is looking to win his third consecutive Asian Billiards Championship, starting on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia. Advani, a nine-time Asian billiards champion, faces tough competition from players across Asia, including fellow Indians Sourav Kothari and Dhruv Sitwala. The tournament features a unique 100-point format that promises exciting and unpredictable matches.
In a match that will go down in history as the longest in World Pool Masters history, Fedor Gorst emerged victorious, defeating Joshua Filler 13-12 to claim his first title. The match was a back-and-forth battle, with both players experiencing highs and lows. Gorst capitalized on Filler’s mistakes, including a dry break in the crucial 23rd rack, to secure the victory. The World Pool Masters is a prestigious tournament, and Gorst’s win is a testament to his skill and determination.
