99th Three Cushion World Cup 2004/3
Tournament dates
Tournament type:
World cup
Tournament format:
Round robin / knockout system
Organizer:
UMB / CEB
Tournament details
Venue:
?, Seville , Spain Spain
Opening:
May 3, 2004
Endgame:
May 9, 2004
Attendees:
116
Defending champion:
Turkey Semih Saygıner
Winner:
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
2nd finalist:
Spain Daniel Sánchez
3rd place:
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl Semih Saygıner Turkey
Prize money:
€ 30,000
Records
Best GD:
1,777 Frédéric Caudron Belgium
Best ED:
2,647 Eddy Merckx Belgium
Maximum series (HS):
15 Daniel Sánchez Frédéric Caudron 000 Spain 00000 Belgium
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The three- cushion world cup 2004/3 was the third UMB / CEB world cup tournament in the 18th year of the three-cushion world cup. The tournament took place from May 3rd to 9th, 2004 in this discipline of carom billiards in Seville , Andalusia . It was the seventh three-cushion World Cup tournament in Spain.
history
Before this World Cup tournament, some changes were made by the UMB. From now on, the world ranking points will be redistributed. The prize money was also fixed for all tournaments. 120 participants had registered for the tournament. 4 then canceled, so that the game was played with 116 participants. The leaders in the overall World Cup rankings prevailed in Seville up to the semi-finals. The exception was Dick Jaspers , who lost in the round of 16 against a well-playing Kim Kyung-roul from Korea. The final was played by Frédéric Caudron and local hero Daniel Sánchez . Caudron won relatively safely with 3: 1 sets. The two leaders, Semih Saygıner and Torbjörn Blomdahl , finished third together.
Prize money and world ranking points
Prize money ( € )
World ranking points
winner
5,000
80
finalist
3,000
54
Semi-finalists
1,800
38
5th - 8th
1,100
26th
9-16
750
16
17th - 32nd
500
8th
All in all
30,000
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Tournament mode
The results of the qualification are not known from the documents. The main tournament was played with 32 participants.
In the event of a tie, the following order will be applied:
MP = match points
GD = general average
HS = maximum series
Set participants
according to world ranking:
Turkey Semih Saygıner
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
Spain Daniel Sánchez
Greece Filipos Kasidokostas
Italy Marco Zanetti
Turkey Tayfun Taşdemir
Germany Martin Horn
Denmark Tonny Carlsen
Belgium Eddy Merckx
Denmark Jacob Haack-Sörensen
qualification
Three qualifying rounds were played. From the main qualification, the 12 group winners and the best runner-up in the group qualified for the main tournament.
Main qualification
Final round
The tournament tree for the final round is listed below.
1/16 final (3 GS with 15 points)
Round of 16 (3 GS 15 points)
Quarter-finals (3 GS 15 points each)
Semi-finals (3 GS 15 points)
Final (3 GS with 15 points)
Turkey Semih Saygıner
3 / 1.456
Portugal Vasco Gomes
2 / 1.021
Turkey Semih Saygıner
3 / 1.551
Netherlands Ad Koorevaar
0 / 1.035
Netherlands Ad Koorevaar
3 / 1.129
Portugal Jorge Theriaga
2 / 0.867
Turkey Semih Saygıner
3 / 1.607
Belgium Eddy Merckx
0 / 0.962
Denmark Tonny Carlsen
1 / 1.175
France Jérémy Bury
3 / 1.317
France Jérémy Bury
1 / 1.114
Belgium Eddy Merckx
3 / 1.555
Belgium Eddy Merckx
3 / 2.647
Mexico Luis Miguel Avila
0 / 1.066
Turkey Semih Saygıner
2 / 1.555
Spain Daniel Sánchez
3 / 1.666
Spain Daniel Sánchez
3 / 1.107
Spain Sergio Cantó
2 / 1.072
Spain Daniel Sánchez
3 / 1.750
Denmark Jacob Haack-Sörensen
2 / 1,800
Korea South Choi Jae-dong
1 / 0.926
Denmark Jacob Haack-Sörensen
3 / 1.309
Spain Daniel Sánchez
3 / 1.966
Korea South Kim Kyung-roul
1 / 0.896
Spain Alfonso Legazpi
1 / 0.723
Korea South Kim Kyung-roul
3 / 1.208
Korea South Kim Kyung-roul
3 / 1.666
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
2 / 1.861
Belgium Eddy Leppens
0 / 1.421
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
3 / 2.250
Spain Daniel Sánchez
1 / 1.730
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
3 / 1.851
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
3 / 1.022
Denmark Allan Schroeder
0 / 0.714
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
3 / 2.107
Japan Tatsuo Arai
1 / 1.333
Japan Tatsuo Arai
3 / 1.267
Turkey Tayfun Taşdemir
2 / 1.127
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
3 / 2.250
Italy Marco Zanetti
0 / 1.473
Italy Marco Zanetti
3 / 1.250
Turkey Murat Naci Çoklu
1 / 1.093
Italy Marco Zanetti
3 / 1.266
Denmark Brian Knudsen
2 / 1.159
Ecuador Luis Aveiga
1 / 1.258
Denmark Brian Knudsen
3 / 1.531
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
3 / 2.147
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
2 / 1.545
Greece Filipos Kasidokostas
3 / 2.045
Turkey Adnan Yüksel
0 / 1,200
Greece Filipos Kasidokostas
0 / 1.032
Belgium Peter de Backer
3 / 1.406
Belgium Peter de Backer
3 / 1.160
Germany Martin Horn
2 / 1.145
Belgium Peter de Backer
1 / 1.433
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
3 / 1.709
Peru Ramón Rodriguez
3 / 1.451
Greece Apostolis Balogiannis
0 / 0.793
Peru Ramón Rodriguez
0 / 1.272
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
3 / 1.956
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
3 / 1.416
Netherlands John Tijssens
1 / 1,000
Closing table
For the sake of clarity, not all players are listed, only the 32 participants in the final round.
Final ranking
phase
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
HS
BSD
WRP * 1
final
1
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
10
15: 4
272
153
1,777
2.250
15th
15,000
80
2
Spain Daniel Sánchez
8th
13:10
289
184
1,570
1,966
15th
15,000
54
Semi- finals
3
Sweden Torbjörn Blomdahl
6th
11: 5
200
123
1.626
1.956
8th
3,000
38
Turkey Semih Saygıner
6th
11: 5
213
139
1.532
1.607
9
3,750
38
quarter- final
5
Belgium Eddy Merckx
4th
6: 4
127
80
1,587
2,647
6th
5,000
26th
6th
Belgium Peter de Backer
4th
7: 5
153
118
1.296
1.406
11
3,750
26th
7th
Korea South Kim Kyung-roul
4th
7: 6
144
113
1.274
1.666
8th
2.142
26th
8th
Italy Marco Zanetti
4th
6: 6
140
108
1.296
1.266
8th
5,000
26th
eighth final
9
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
2
5: 3
112
56
2,000
2.250
10
3,750
16
10
Denmark Jacob Haack-Sörensen
2
5: 4
118
77
1.532
1.309
11
3,750
16
11
Denmark Brian Knudsen
2
5: 4
100
76
1,315
1.531
6th
3,000
16
12
Greece Filipos Kasidokostas
2
3: 3
77
53
1.452
2.045
13
3,000
16
13
Peru Ramón Rodriguez
2
3: 3
73
53
1.377
1.451
7th
2,500
16
14th
France Jérémy Bury
2
4: 4
93
76
1.223
1.317
6th
2.142
16
15th
Japan Tatsuo Arai
2
4: 5
107
83
1.289
1.267
8th
1,875
16
16
Netherlands Ad Koorevaar
2
3: 5
90
82
1.097
1.129
9
2,500
16
1/16 finals
17th
Germany Martin Horn
0
2: 3
63
55
1,145
---
9
1,250
8th
18th
Turkey Tayfun Taşdemir
0
2: 3
62
55
1.127
---
6th
1,250
8th
19th
Spain Sergio Cantó
0
2: 3
59
55
1.072
---
9
1,500
8th
20th
Portugal Vasco Gomes
0
2: 3
47
46
1.021
---
?
1,500
8th
21st
Portugal Jorge Theriaga
0
2: 3
46
53
0.867
---
?
1,875
8th
22nd
Ecuador Luis Aveiga
0
1: 3
39
31
1.258
---
9
1.666
8th
23
Denmark Tonny Carlsen
0
1: 3
47
40
1.175
---
?
1,500
8th
24
Turkey Murat Naci Çoklu
0
1: 3
47
43
1.093
---
7th
1.363
8th
25th
Netherlands John Tijssens
0
1: 3
35
35
1,000
---
5
1.666
8th
26th
Korea South Choi Jae-dong
0
1: 3
38
41
0.926
---
10
1.363
8th
27
Spain Alfonso Legazpi
0
1: 3
34
47
0.723
---
4th
0.882
8th
28
Belgium Eddy Leppens
0
0: 3
27
19th
1.421
---
9
---
8th
29
Turkey Adnan Yüksel
0
0: 3
24
20th
1,200
---
4th
---
8th
30th
Mexico Luis Miguel Avila
0
0: 3
16
15th
1.066
---
?
---
8th
31
Greece Apostolos Balogiannis
0
0: 3
23
29
0.793
---
3
---
8th
32
Denmark Allan Schroeder
0
0: 3
30th
42
0.714
---
4th
---
8th
annotation
* 1 = world ranking points
Individual evidence
^ Heinrich Weingartner: Billiards . No. 166 . Vienna July 2004, p. 14-17 .
The three-cushion World Cup was organized by the founding association, the "
Billiards Worldcup Association " (BWA) until 1998 . Disputes between the BWA and the world association
Union Mondiale de Billard (UMB) led to parallel tournaments between 1994 and 1997. The UMB / BWA organized the tournament together until the beginning of 1999. Since the dissolution of the BWA in 1999, the UMB has been the sole organizer.
From 1988-1991 the UMB did not host any world championships. During this time, the annual overall winner of the World Cup was crowned world champion.
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