Three Cushion World Cup 1986/1

1st three-cushion world cup 1986/1
Stade Pierre de Coubertin
Tournament dates
Tournament type:	Main tour
Tournament format:	Round robin , knock out
Organizer:	BWA
Tournament details
Venue:	Stade Pierre de Coubertin , Paris , France
Opening:	November 7, 1986
Endgame:	November 9, 1986
Attendees:	16
Defending champion:	-
Winner:	Raymond Ceulemans
2nd finalist:	Nobuaki Kobayashi
3rd place:	Allen Gilbert
Prize money:	US $ 74,050
Records
Best GD:	1,257 Nobuaki Kobayashi
Best ED:	1.956 Allen Gilbert
Maximum series (HS):	13 Nobuaki Kobayashi00
Venue on the map
Paris Venue
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The Three-Cushion World Cup 1986/1 was the first World Cup tournament in the discipline of Karambolagebillards and found, from 7 to 9 November 1986 Paris instead.

history

The first three-cushion World Cup tournament in billiards history took place in Paris in 1986. Twelve professionals from the BWA and four participants from the organizing association started. The first four of the twelve professionals were seeded. Since there was still no three-cushion world ranking, a ranking was created by the BWA. The four seeded players were Raymond Ceulemans , Nobuaki Kobayashi , Junichi Komori and Ludo Dielis . With Ludo Dielis, one of the seeded players failed in the round of 16. For Raymond Ceulemans, the round of 16 was also his greatest challenge. The Frenchman Roland Dufetelle led 14: 6 in the fifth set and had match point several times, but couldn't convert any and lost at 14:15 in the end. In the course of the tournament, the two favorites Ceulemans and Kobayashi finally prevailed. In an exciting finale Ceulemans prevailed in the fifth set with 15:13 in eight shots. The World Cup tournament in Paris was very well attended with 8,000 spectators and was broadcast live on French television.

The World Cup had also made some innovations in the sport of billiards. The billiards were covered with blue cloth. Until now, the pool towels were always green. The game was played with a white, a yellow and a red ball. Before that there were two white balls (one with a marker) and one red ball. Up until now, billiards championships were usually played with black pants and sweaters. Billiard vests were compulsory in World Cup tournaments. A three-cushion world ranking list was introduced, which was updated after each international three-cushion tournament. In addition to the World Cup tournaments, other tournaments were also introduced. These were grand prix, inter-midgets and head-to-head tournaments organized by the BWA.

In addition to the prize money, the Soussa Cup was played. This trophy was designed by the first three- cushion world champion Edmond Soussa from Egypt and donated as a challenge trophy by Werner Bayer , the creator of the three-cushion world cup. Edmond Soussa, who died in 1989 at the age of 91, attended several three-cushion World Cup tournaments from 1986 to 1988.

BWA professionals and host places

BWA professionals:

1. Raymond Ceulemans
2. Nobuaki Kobayashi
3. Jun'ichi Komori
4. Ludo Dielis
5. Rini van Bracht
6. Avelino Rico
7. Richard Bitalis
8. Dieter Müller
9. Egidio Vierat
10. Allen Gilbert
11. Luis Mario Doyharzabal
12. Marco Zanetti

Organizer spaces:

1. Jean Marty
2. Francis Connesson
3. Roland Dufetelle
4. Albert Lasserre

mode

The tournament was played with 16 participants. The whole tournament was played in the knockout system with three sets of 15 points each.
If a set was completed by player one at 15 points, player two had no follow-up kick.

Final round

The tournament tree for the final round is listed below. Legend: SP / Pkte / Aufn / ED / HS

Round of 16 Best of 5

Quarterfinals Best of 5

Semi-finals Best of 5

Final Best of 5

Raymond Ceulemans

3 /62/77 / 0.805 / 6

Roland Dufetelle

2/57/77 / 0.740 / 6

Raymond Ceulemans

3 /54/45 / 1.200 / 6

Richard Bitalis

1/40/44 / 0.909 / 7

Richard Bitalis

3 /45/43 / 1.046 / 6

Marco Zanetti

0/34/42 / 0.809 / 4

Raymond Ceulemans

3 /45/31 / 1.451 / 6

Junichi Komori

0/31/29 / 1.068 / 5

Rini van Bracht

3 /45/29 / 1.551 / 7

Albert Lasserre

0/13/27 / 0.481 / 3

Rini van Bracht

0/29/28 / 1.0355

Junichi Komori

3 /45/30 / 1.500 / 8

Junichi Komori

3 /57/47 / 1.212 / 10

Luis Mario Doyharzabal

1/37/46 / 0.804 / 5

Raymond Ceulemans

3 /67/43 / 1.558 / 11

Nobuaki Kobayashi

2/55/42 / 1.309 / 6

Ludo Dielis

0/27/37 / 0.729 / 3

Jean Marty

3 /45/39 / 1,153 / 7

Jean Marty

0/25/21 / 1.190 / 6

Allen Gilbert

3 /45/23 / 1.956 / 6

Avelino Rico

2/59/69 / 0.855 / 6

Allen Gilbert

3 /66/70 / 0.942 / 7

Allen Gilbert

0/10/27 / 0.370 / 2

Nobuaki Kobayashi

3 /45/28 / 1.607 / 13

3rd place match

Egidio Vierat

0/34/39 / 0.871 / 5

Best of 5

Dieter Müller

3 /45/41 / 1.097 / 5

Dieter Müller

1/39/51 / 0.764 / 7

Junichi Komori

2/56/49 / 1.142 / 6

Nobuaki Kobayashi

3 /58/52 / 1.115 / 5

Allen Gilbert

3 /53/49 / 1.081 / 6

Nobuaki Kobayashi

3 /52/45 / 1.155 / 6

Francis Connesson

1/36/44 / 0.818 / 7

Closing table

Final ranking phase space Surname MP SV Pt. Recording GD BED BSD HS WRP final 1 Raymond Ceulemans 8-0 12: 5 228 196 1.163 1.558 5,000 11 12 2 Nobuaki Kobayashi 6: 2 11: 5 210 167 1.257 1.607 3,000 13 10 Semi- finals 3 Allen Gilbert 6: 2 9: 7 174 169 1.029 1.956 2,500 7th 8th 4th Junichi Komori 4: 4 8: 7 189 155 1.219 1,500 2.142 10 6th quarter- final 5 Richard Bitalis 2: 2 4: 3 85 87 0.977 1.046 1,500 7th 4th 6th Dieter Müller 2: 2 4: 3 84 92 0.913 1.097 1,875 7th 3 7th Jean Marty 2: 2 3: 3 70 60 1.166 1.153 2.142 7th 2 8th Rini van Bracht 2: 2 3: 3 74 57 1.298 1.551 2,500 7th 1 eighth final 9 Egidio Vierat 0: 2 0: 3 34 39 0.871 - - 5 - 10 Avelino Rico 0: 2 2: 3 59 69 0.855 - 1.153 6th - 11 Francis Connesson 0: 2 1: 3 36 44 0.818 - 1.666 7th - 12 Marco Zanetti 0: 2 0: 3 34 42 0.809 - - 4th - 13 Luis Mario Doyharzabal 0: 2 1: 3 37 46 0.804 - 0.937 5 - 14th Roland Dufetelle 0: 2 2: 3 57 77 0.740 - 1.071 6th - 15th Ludo Dielis 0: 2 0: 3 27 37 0.729 - - 3 - 16 Albert Lasserre 0: 2 0: 3 13 27 0.481 - - 3 -

Legend Abbr. meaning Pt. points scored Recording required recordings ED Single average GD General average VGD Relative general average BMD Best team average BED Best individual average BSD Best sentence average BEVD Best Individual Relative Average HS Maximum series MP Match points PP Lot of points GUV G ewonnen- U nentschieden- V erloren SV Sentence ratio 1st place (gold) 2nd place (silver) 3rd place (bronze) Best GD of the tournament / round Best VGD of the tournament / round Best ED of the tournament / round Best BVGD of the tournament / round Best HS of the tournament / round (It is possible that not all terms are used or some are not listed. These can be looked up in the list of collision terms .)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Heinrich Weingartner: Carambol . No. 222 . Vienna August 1987, p. 37 .
2. ↑ ^{a b c} Dr. Werner Bayer, Heinrich Weingartner , Klaus Bosel, Dr. Marco Zanetti : The Blue Square, The Blue Square - Fascination Billiards . Ed .: Dr. Werner Bayer Foundation. 2004, ISBN 4-520-93460-5 , pp. 30-32 .