Three Cushion World Cup 2009/4

127th Three Cushion World Cup 2009/4
Tournament dates
Tournament type:	World cup
Tournament format:	Round robin , knock out
Organizer:	UMB / ACBC
Tournament details
Venue:	Manseok Park Badminton Gymnasium, Suwon , South Korea
Opening:	November 17, 2009
Endgame:	November 22, 2009
Attendees:	128
Defending champion:	Eddy Merckx
Winner:	Frédéric Caudron
2nd finalist:	Marco Zanetti
3rd place:	Torbjörn Blomdahl Kim Kyung-roul
Prize money:	€ 35,000
Records
Best GD:	2,153 Dick Jaspers
Best ED:	3.214 Marco Zanetti
Maximum series (HS):	13 Marco Zanetti Filipos Kasidokostas000 00000
Venue on the map
Suwon
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The three- cushion world cup 2009/4 was the fourth UMB / CEB world cup tournament in the 23rd year of the three-cushion world cup. The tournament took place from November 17th to 22nd, 2009 in Suwon , South Korea . It was the sixth World Cup tournament in South Korea since 1991.

history

The World Cup tournament in Suwon took place with great public and media interest. The three-band sport is very popular in South Korea, especially among young people. The overall average (GD) of all games, including all qualifications, was 1.168 in 175 games, an unprecedented result. With the defeats of Dick Jaspers and Daniel Sánchez in the round of 16 and Torbjörn Blomdahl in the semifinals, the overall World Cup victory in 2009 is hardly to be taken after his tournament victory Frédéric Caudron . In the last World Cup tournament of the year in Hurghada, Egypt, Caudron only has to survive the first round to secure the title. The Italian Marco Zanetti played a strong tournament , who only lost in the final after leading the set 2-1. The final was the best match of the year so far.

Prize money and world ranking points

	Prize money ( € )	World ranking points
winner	5,500	80
finalist	3,500	54
Semi-finalists	2,200	38
5th - 8th	1,300	26th
9-16	850	16
17th - 32nd	600	8th
qualification	-	5
P-qual	-	4th
PP qual	-	3
PPP qual	-	2
All in all	35,000	-

Tournament mode

Four qualifying rounds were played in Suwon. From the last qualifying round, the 12 group winners qualified for the final round. There were also wildcard players from the host and the associations from America, Asia and Europe as well as the UMB . The main tournament was played with 32 participants.

In the qualifying rounds, two sets of 15 points each were played in round robin mode. All games were played with a push . The shot clock was set to 50 seconds per shot.

In the event of a tie, the following order will be applied:

1. MP = match points
2. SV = rate ratio
3. GD = general average
4. HS = maximum series

Seeded players and wild cards

The first 12 players in the world rankings and the wildcard players automatically took part as players in the tournament in the knockout round. The first four of the world rankings were placed in positions 1, 16, 8 and 9.

1. Dick Jaspers
2. Daniel Sánchez
3. Torbjörn Blomdahl
4. Frédéric Caudron
5. Marco Zanetti
6. Martin Horn
7. Kim Kyung-roul
8. Eddy Merckx
9. Jérémy Bury
10. Roland Forthomme
11. Nikos Polychronopoulos
12. Jozef Philipoom

Wildcard players: 2 × organizing association: Kang Dong-koong, Hwang Durk-hee 2 × CEB: Tayfun Taşdemir , Andreas Efler 2 × CPB: Pedro Piedrabuena , Ramón Rodriguez 1 × ACBC: Choi Sung-won 1 × UMB: Eddy Leppens

Qualifying round

For the sake of clarity, qualification rounds 1, 2 and 3 are not shown. These can be looked up under the links at the UMB.

Final table qualification group stage

group	space	Surname	MP	SV	Pt.	Recording	GD	BED	BSD	HS
A.	1	Jean Paul de Bruijn	4th	4-0	60	41	1.463	1.666	2,500	6th
	2	Kim Jae-guen	2	2: 2	53	45	1.177	1.363	1,500	4th
	3	Kim Kyu-sik	0	0: 4	38	38	1,000	---	---	4th
B.	1	Duong Anh Vu	4th	4: 1	70	39	1,794	1,875	2,500	7th
	2	Gerhard Kostistansky	2	2: 3	46	45	1.022	1.113	2.142	11
	3	Hideaki Kobayashi	0	2: 4	63	52	1,211	---	1,875	7th
C.	1	Christian Rudolph	4th	4: 2	80	60	1.333	1,480	2.142	10
	2	José Maria Más	2	3: 2	54	40	1.160	1.153	1.666	9
	3	Kang Mung-yong	0	1: 4	57	60	0.950	---	0.937	7th
D.	1	Filipos Kasidokostas	4th	4: 1	71	31	2.290	2,411	5,000	13
	3	Sergio Jiménez	0	1: 4	51	51	1,000	---	2.142	9
	2	To Sang-pil	2	2: 2	45	48	0.937	0.857	0.937	5
E.	2	Eddy Leppens	2	3: 3	76	55	1.381	1,448	3,000	7th
	1	Murat Naci Çoklu	2	3: 3	77	50	1,540	1.444	5,000	8th
	3	Choi Jae-dong	2	3: 3	61	51	1,196	1.438	2,500	8th
F.	3	Heo Jung-han	0	1: 4	54	38	1.421	---	2.142	7th
	1	Cho Jae-ho	4th	4: 1	71	41	1.731	2,000	2.142	7th
	2	Kim Seong-kwan	2	3: 3	62	49	1.265	1.416	2.142	6th
G	2	Kouji Funaki	2	3: 3	61	64	0.953	0.878	1.363	6th
	1	Martin Bohać	2	3: 2	67	61	1.098	1.428	1,875	6th
	3	Jung Ho-suk	2	2: 3	52	44	1.181	1,583	2,500	8th
H	1	Lütfi Çenet	4th	4: 1	72	73	0.986	1,200	1,875	6th
	3	George Sakas	0	1: 4	50	70	0.714	---	0.882	4th
	2	O Takeshima	2	2: 2	47	48	0.979	1,250	1.666	7th
I.	1	Javier Palazón	2	2: 2	48	31	1,548	2,500	3,000	6th
	3	Jérôme Barbeillon	2	2: 2	46	39	1.179	1,500	1.666	7th
	2	Shin Dae-kwin	2	2: 2	46	31	1.483	1,500	1.666	9
J	1	Tsuyoshi Suzuki	4th	4: 2	76	58	1,310	1,583	1,875	7th
	3	Can Capak	0	2: 4	71	74	0.959	---	2.142	5
	2	Jo Chi-yean	2	3: 3	76	64	1.187	0.902	1.153	11
K	1	Rubén Legazpi	4th	4: 2	81	61	1.327	2,000	2.142	6th
	3	Nguyen An Toan	0	1: 4	39	55	0.709	---	1.071	5
	2	Lee Seung-jin	2	3: 2	57	38	1,500	1.764	2,500	6th
L.	2	Tatsuo Arai	2	2: 2	49	43	1.139	1.578	2.142	6th
	3	Ly The Vinh	0	0: 4	27	29	0.931	---	---	4th
	1	Kim Jong-wan	4th	4-0	60	37	1.621	2,500	3,750	9

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)

Dick Jaspers

3 / 2.368

Anh Vu Duong

0 / 0.764

Dick Jaspers

1 / 1.950

Choi Sung-won

3 / 2.238

Choi Sung-won

3 / 1.787

Andreas Efler

1 / 0.875

Choi Sung-won

2 / 1.388

Kim Kyung-roul

3 / 1.861

Jozef Philipoom

1 / 0.953

Javier Palazón

3 / 1.250

Javier Palazón

0 / 1.161

Kim Kyung-roul

3 / 1.406

Cho Jae-ho

2 / 1.538

Kim Kyung-roul

3 / 1.538

Kim Kyung-roul

0 / 1.476

Frédéric Caudron

3 / 2.045

Ryūji Umeda

3 / 1.323

Pedro Piedrabuena

0 / 1.125

Ryūji Umeda

3 / 1.542

Martin Horn

1 / 1.294

Martin Horn

3 / 1,300

Christian Rudolph

1 / 0.923

Ryūji Umeda

1 / 1,300

Frédéric Caudron

3 / 1.806

Nikos Polychronopoulos

3 / 1.666

Tsuyoshi Suzuki

0 / 0.960

Nikos Polychronopoulos

2 / 1.361

Frédéric Caudron

3 / 1.756

Jean-Paul de Bruijn

1 / 1.576

Frédéric Caudron

3 / 1.925

Frédéric Caudron

3 / 2.365

Marco Zanetti

2 / 2.041

Torbjörn Blomdahl

3 / 2.250

Kim Jong-wan

0 / 1.444

Torbjörn Blomdahl

3 / 1.551

Rubén Legazpi

0 / 1.035

Ruben Legazpi

3 / 2.647

Hwang Durk-hee

0 / 1.266

Torbjörn Blomdahl

3 / 1.650

Eddy Mercky

2 / 1.475

Eddy Merckx

3 / 2.647

Murat Naci Çoklu

0 / 1.266

Eddy Merckx

3 / 1.964

Kang Dong-koong

1 / 1.629

Kang Dong-koong

3 / 1.184

Ramón Rodriguez

0 / 1.055

Torbjörn Blomdahl

0 / 1.416

Marco Zanetti

3 / 3.214

Martin Bohać

0 / 1.100

Marco Zanetti

0 3 / 2.142

Marco Zanetti

3 / 1.367

Filipos Kasidokostas

2 / 1.270

Roland Forthomme

1 / 1.344

Filipos Kasidokostas

3 / 1.633

Marco Zanetti

3 / 1.838

Tayfun Taşdemir

1 / 1.466

Jérémy Bury

2 / 1.404

Tayfun Taşdemir

3 / 1.571

Tayfun Taşdemir

3 / 2.090

Daniel Sánchez

1 / 1.523

Lütfi Çenet

1 / 1.343

Daniel Sánchez

3 / 1.727

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 BSD HS WRP * 1 final 1 Frédéric Caudron 10 15: 6 275 141 1,950 2,375 3,750 11 80 2 Marco Zanetti 8th 14: 6 263 139 1,892 3.214 5,000 13 54 Semi- finals 3 Torbjörn Blomdahl 6th 9: 5 173 101 1.712 2.250 5,000 10 38 Kim Kyung-roul 6th 9: 7 203 128 1.585 1,861 3,000 10 38 quarter- final 5 Eddy Merckx 4th 8: 4 159 85 1,870 2,647 5,000 12 26th 6th Choi Sung-won 4th 8: 5 156 90 1.733 2.238 5,000 11 26th 7th Ryūji Umeda 4th 7: 4 138 99 1.393 1.542 2.142 9 26th 8th Tayfun Taşdemir 4th 7: 6 156 94 1.659 2.090 5,000 8th 26th eighth final 9 Nikos Polychronopoulos 2 5: 3 94 63 1.492 1.666 1,875 6th 16 10 Dick Jaspers 2 4: 3 84 39 2.153 2,368 5,000 10 16 11 Filipos Kasidokostas 2 5: 4 110 78 1.410 1.633 2.142 13 16 12 Kang Dong-koong 2 4: 3 89 65 1.369 1.184 2,500 8th 16 13 Daniel Sánchez 2 4: 4 89 54 1.648 1.727 3,000 6th 16 14th Rubén Legazpi 2 3: 3 74 45 1.644 2,647 3,750 6th 16 15th Martin Horn 2 4: 4 96 74 1.297 1,300 1.666 8th 16 16 Javier Palazón 2 3: 4 91 75 1,213 1,250 1,875 6th 16 1/16 finals 17th Cho Jae-ho 0 2: 3 60 39 1.538 --- 1.666 7th 8th 18th Jérémy Bury 0 2: 3 59 42 1.404 --- 1,875 7th 8th 19th Jean Paul de Bruijn 0 1: 3 41 26th 1,576 --- 2,500 11 8th 20th Roland Forthomme 0 1: 3 39 29 1,344 --- 2,500 7th 8th 21st Lütfi Çenet 0 1: 3 43 32 1.343 --- 1.363 8th 8th 22nd Jozef Philipoom 0 1: 3 41 43 0.953 --- 1.153 5 8th 23 Christian Rudolph 0 1: 3 36 39 0.923 --- 1.666 8th 8th 24 Andreas Efler 0 1: 3 28 32 0.875 --- 1.666 6th 8th 25th Kim Jung-wan 0 0: 3 26th 18th 1.444 --- --- 5 8th 26th Murat Naci Çoklu 0 0: 3 19th 15th 1.266 --- --- 9 8th 27 Hwang Durh-hee 0 0: 3 19th 15th 1.266 --- --- 5 8th 28 Pedro Piedrabuena 0 0: 3 36 32 1.125 --- --- 4th 8th 29 Martin Bohac 0 0: 3 22nd 20th 1,100 --- --- 5 8th 30th Ramón Rodriguez 0 0: 3 38 36 1.055 --- --- 5 8th 31 Tsuyoshi Suzuki 0 0: 3 24 25th 0.960 --- --- 6th 8th 32 Duong Anh Vu 0 0: 3 13 17th 0.764 --- --- 3 8th

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 .)

annotation

• ^{* 1} = world ranking points

Individual evidence

1. ↑ General Info. On: umb-carom.com. Retrieved November 14, 2016.

See also

• Three Cushion World Cup 2009/1
• Three Cushion World Cup 2009/2
• Three Cushion World Cup 2009/3
• Three Cushion World Cup 2009/5