Free Pyramid World Championship 2010

Free Pyramid World Championship 2010
venue	Sauerland Stern Hotel, Willingen , Germany
opening	October 13, 2010
Endgame	17th October 2010
discipline	Free pyramid
winner	Kanybek Sagynbayev
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The Free Pyramid World Championship 2010 was the twelfth edition of the World Championship in the Free Pyramid , a discipline of Russian billiards . It took place from October 13th to 17th, 2010 in the Sauerland Stern Hotel in Willingen . The community in the north of Hesse hosted the World Cup for the second time after 2002 . After 2000 and 2002 it was the third World Cup in Germany .

World champion was the Kyrgyz Kanybek Sagynbajew . Last year's finalist defeated Russian Pawel Kuzmin 7-2 in the final , winning his second World Championship title three years after winning the World Cup in the Dynamic Pyramid . Third place went to Alibek Omarow and Danylo Besuhlow . The defending champion was the Russian Pawel Mechowow , who, however, could not take part for personal reasons. The former world champions Evgeni Stalew , Kanybek Sagyndykow , Ilja Kiritschkow , the winner of the first World Cup in Willingen, and Arman Baklatschjan did not take part either.

mode

The 87 participants initially competed against each other in a double knockout system . 32 players qualified for the final round, which was played in the knockout system .

Tournament course

Preliminary round

Two former world champions of the free pyramid took part in the World Cup. While Yuri Pashchinsky , the title holder of 2005 , confidently reached the final round after victories against Roman Dietzel and Nurken Suikenbajew , Jaroslaw Wynokur , the 2003 world champion , was eliminated in the preliminary round. The Ukrainian lost his opening match against his compatriot Jewhen Palamar 4: 5. He then won 5-0 against Moldovans Boris Brauda and Dan Bratu , before losing 4-5 to Russian Daniil Boguschewski in the fourth losing round .

The then European champion and last year third Oleksandr Palamar also only needed two games to reach the finals. He defeated Garri Telembez and his compatriot Jehor Schukowskyj . In addition to him, four of the twelve Ukrainian participants moved through the winning round in the round of the last 32 with his older brother Jewhen and Danylo Besuhlow , Artur Piwtschenko and Jaroslaw Tarnowezkyj . Wadym Korjahin , Oleh Matschtakow and Jewhen Talow came through the loser round into the sixteenth finals.

The Kyrgyz Kanybek Sagynbajew , who had become vice world champion last year, won his opening match against Valeri Tschischow and then lost 5-2 to Sergei Bogdanow . In the fourth winning round he was able to prevail 5-2 against his compatriot Kanat Sydykow and was the only one of the six Kyrgyz participating in the final round. Kazakh Jernar Tschimbajew , who had become world champion in the Combined Pyramid by beating Sagynbayev in the final earlier this year , lost to Nikita Liwada in the first round . Then he managed a victory against the Lithuanian Valeri Ivanov , before he was defeated in the third losing round to the Moldovan Sergei Kryschanowski (4: 5) and was eliminated.

Kazakhstan had the third largest number of participants after Russia and Ukraine (11). Tschimbayev's predecessors as world champions Aues Jeljubajew and Alichan Karanejew as well as the reigning Kazakh champion Alibek Omarow reached the knockout phase via the winning round. Jeljubajew defeated Dieter Johns 5: 2 in the first round and was then able to prevail against his compatriot Emil Mudarissow , the vice world champion of 2000 , and the Russian Sergei Tusow . Omarow won in the preliminary round against the Russian Pawel Kuzmin (5: 4) and the Azerbaijani Tofik Kulijew (5: 2). With Ildar Mingasitdinow , Maxim Pan and Dauren Urynbajew , three more Kazakhs moved into the final round via the losers.

14 players from Russia took part. Yuri Pashchinsky, Dmitri Bajew , Vladislav Osminin and the World Cup debutants Alexander Banny and Viktor Kurilenko made it through to the winning round in the final round. Kurilenko defeated in the preliminary round, among other things, the 2009 World Cup third Daniil Boguschewski. In addition to Boguschewski, with Sergei Bagirow , Pawel Kusmin, Nikita Liwada and Andrei Freise, four other Russians qualified for the knockout phase via the losing round . Kusmin won his opening match against Alexei Buz and then lost 4-5 to Alibek Omarow. He then qualified for the finals through victories against Grigori Jekawjan and Oleg Banchevsky . The reigning junior world champion Igor Pojesschalow from Russia withdrew his participation.

The youngest participant was Denis Kolossow . The 12-year-old Belarusian lost his first-round match to Russia's Dmitri Bajew 3: 5 in his first World Cup participation and then defeated the Germans Arturaghyan and Roman Dietzel before he was eliminated in the fourth losing round against the Finn Petri Pohjola . Together with Yevgeny Saltovsky , who had become vice world champion of the juniors in June 2010, he achieved the third-best placement of the seven Belarusian participants. Yevgeni Kurta and Sergei Bogdanow got through the winning round in the round of the last 32nd Bogdanow made his first entry into the final round by victories against Dmitri Schretow and Kanybek Sagynbajew.

Six German players took part in the World Cup. The best placement was achieved by Oleg Banchevsky, who had a bye in the first round and then defeated Igor Kowaljow 5-2 before he was eliminated in the fourth losing round after 5-0 defeats against Danylo Besuhlow and Pawel Kusmin. The then German U21 snooker champion Roman Dietzel won his first round match 5: 4 against Juho Nykänen , but then had to admit defeat to the Russian Yuri Pashchinsky 0: 5. Dietzel defeated his compatriot Alexander Iliopol 5: 3 in the second losing round and retired after a 3: 5 defeat against Denis Kolossow in the third losing round. He was the only German player to win two games. Nikolai Ben , Tobias Hoiss , Alexander Iliopol, and Artur nine-natschjan were eliminated after two games, with Hoiss reaching the third round of losers due to two byes. Dieter Johns, who lives in Germany and competes for the USA, lost in the first round against Aues Jeljubajew. After victories against Sergei Lisnik and Dmitri Kirillow, he lost to Kazak Maxim Pan in the fourth losing round. Wadim Polewoi from Hamburg started for Israel and was eliminated in the preliminary round without a win.

Nikolai Liberov , the only participant from Austria, was eliminated after losing 5-0 to Dauren Urynbajew and Andrei Freise. By David Morris , a former took Snooker Main Tour -Profi part in the World Cup. However, the Irish lost to Alexander Tschepikow (1: 5) and Sergei Bagirow (0: 5) and thus also retired after two games.

Final round

In the round of the last 32 players who had qualified through the winning round competed against a player who had reached the final round through the losing round. The player who qualified through the winning round prevailed ten times. The youngest participant in the final round was 14-year-old World Cup debutant Sergei Kryschanowski . The Moldovan had defeated Nikolai Ben , Jernar Tschimbajew and Yevgeny Saltowski in the preliminary round after an opening defeat against Maxim Pan and met the Ukrainian Jewhen Palamar , who he had to admit defeat 3: 6 , in the round of sixteen . With Sergei Bagirow , Alexander Banny , Danylo Besuhlow , Tofik Kulijew , Wiktor Kurilenko , Nikita Liwada , Maxim Pan, Artur Piwtschenko and Semjon Untilow , nine more newcomers to the World Cup reached the finals. In two encounters in the first knockout round, two debutants met: Piwtschenko prevailed 6: 3 against Bagirow and Banny was defeated by the Moldovan Untilow with 5: 6. Two other first-time participants qualified for the round of 16: Besuhlow defeated the Finn Petri Pohjola and Liwada the Ukrainian Jaroslaw Tarnowezkyj .

The four other players besides Nikita Liwada and Semjon Untilow who were able to prevail as losers round qualifiers in the round of 32 were Pawel Kuzmin , Oleh Matschtakow , Kanybek Sagynbajew and Dauren Urynbajew . Kuzmin won against Sergei Bogdanov , Matschtakow against Vacif Mamedow , Sagynbayev against Yevgeny Kurta and Urynbajew against Viktor Kurilenko. The only former Free Pyramid World Champion Yuri Pashchinsky who remained in the tournament defeated the Azerbaijani Tofik Kulijew 6-1. While last year's third Daniil Boguschewski was eliminated 4-6 against Wladislaw Osminin , the Ukrainian Oleksandr Palamar , who had also finished third last year, won against his compatriot Jewhen Talow . In the second round of sixteen between two Russians, two round of 16 players from 2009, Dmitri Bajew and Andrei Freise , met. Bajew prevailed 6-2 and thus reached the round of the last 16 for the third time in a row. In two games of the first knockout round there was a duel between two Kazakhs. Alichan Karanejew won against Ildar Mingasitdinow and Aues Jeljubajew against Maxim Pan. In addition, the Kazakh Alibek Omarow defeated the Ukrainian Wadym Korjahin and thus reached the round of the last 16 for the first time in his third World Cup participation.

As in the previous year, Kanybek Sagynbajew and Dmitri Bajew met in the round of 16. Sagynbayev, who prevailed 6: 1 the year before, now won 6: 4. Two of the four newcomers to the World Cup still in the tournament met in this round. Danylo Besuhlow prevailed 6: 5 against Nikita Liwada. While the Ukrainian Artur Piwtschenko defeated his compatriot Oleh Matschtakow 6: 4, Semjon Untilow, the fourth debutant, was eliminated 5: 6 against Alibek Omarov. The Russian Yuri Pashchinsky continued his winning streak against the Kazakhs Alichan Karaneev, but had to give up more than three games for the first time at 6: 4. Jewhen Palamar won 6: 4 against Wladislaw Osminin. His younger brother Oleksandr Palamar, however, was eliminated against the Russian Pawel Kuzmin, who reached the quarter-finals for the first time. In the duel between the two Kazakhs Dauren Urynbayev and Aues Jeljubajew, Urynbayev prevailed in the decider.

In the following round, however, Urynbayev was eliminated 3: 6 against Pavel Kuzmin. The three other quarter-finals were each decided in the playoff. Sagynbayev defeated Jewhen Palamar and moved into the semifinals of the World Cup in the Free Pyramid for the third time in three years. The Kazakh Alibek Omarow won against Pivchenko, while the Ukrainian Danylo Besuhlow defeated the Russian Yuri Pashchinsky and thus reached the semifinals as the only World Cup newcomer. There Besuhlow met the Russian Kusmin, to whom he lost 3: 6. In the second semifinals, Kanybek Sagynbajew defeated the Kazakh champion Omarow 6: 5 and reached the final of a world championship in Russian billiards for the fifth time.

In the final, last year's finalist Kanybek Sagynbajew, who had become vice world champion in the combined pyramid for the second time at the beginning of the year , met the Russian Pawel Kuzmin, who had never made it past the quarter-finals of a World Cup. Both finalists had qualified for the knockout phase via the losers' round. They had previously played against each other at a world championship: The Kyrgyz beat the Russians 5-2 in the 2006 round of 16. In the final, Sagynbayev won the first game 8-0 and Kuzmin also equalized 8-0. The Kyrgyz again won the third game with 8: 3. He then won three games in a row 8-0, before a contested game followed with the seventh game, which was only decided with the 15th ball. The previous year's finalist sank this, increasing it to 6-1 after games. Then Kuzmin won another game before Sagynbayev secured the ninth game with 8-2 ​​and became the first Kyrgyz world champion in the Free Pyramid. After winning the World Cup in the Dynamic Pyramid in 2007, it was his second world title. He was the first player to become world champion in two disciplines of Russian billiards.

Tournament schedule

Preliminary round

Main round

In the first round 46 players competed against each other, 41 received a bye. The winners moved into the 1st winning round, the losers got into the 2nd losing round.

Result Artur Pivchenko  5 : 2  Arnal Ormokeev Eduard Cherednik  0: 5  Petri Pohjola Wacif Mamedow  5 : 3  Pasi Kulmala Sergei Gofman  2: 5  Sergei Lisnik Pavel Kuzmin  5 : 1  Alexei Buz Jewhen Palamar  5 : 1  Markku Koponen Poor Gabrijeljan  5 : 2  Nikolai Ben Jernar Tschimbayew  2: 5  Nikita Liwada Alexander Iliopol  3: 5  Baxtat Arupov Denis Kolossov  3: 5  Dmitri Bayev Niyasi Chalafov  0: 5  Sergei Bagirov David Morris  1: 5  Alexander Chepikov

Result Sailan Adamow  -  Artur Sukhyan Juho Nykänen  4: 5  Roman Dietzel Valery Ivanov  5 : 2  Artur Morar Silvio Santoro  0: 5  Maxim Pan Boris Brauda  0: 5  Danylo Besuhlow Igor Poyshalov  -  Kamoliddin Yessiddinov Sergei Tusov  5 : 4  Dmitri Kirillov Aues Yelyubaev  5 : 2  Dieter Johns Dmitri Schretov  5 : 4  Anton Chernouschko Majid Popalsei  0: 5  Valery Chishov Garri Telembez  5 : 0  Krzysztof Gardjas

1st winning round

In the 1st winning round, the winners of the main round competed against each other. The winners went to the 2nd winning round, the losers to the 2nd losing round.

Result Andrei Freise  4: 5  Artur Pivchenko Dauren Urynbayev  5 : 0  Nikolai Liberov Witali silver cup  0: 5  Petri Pohjola Wacif Mamedow  5 : 4  Wadym Korjahin Yevgeny Saltovsky  5 : 0  Sergei Lisnik Alexander Banny  5 : 0  Vadim Polewoi Tofik Kuliev  5 : 0  Grigory Jekawjan Pavel Kuzmin  4: 5  Alibek Omarov Jaroslaw Wynokur  4: 5  Jewhen Palamar Artem Matvejchuk  5 : 0  Dan Bratu Anton Netessov  1: 5  Poor Gabrijeljan Nikita Liwada  2: 5  Vladislav Osminin Ildar Mingasitdinov  5 : 3  Baxtat Arupov Dmitri Bayev  5 : 1  Kanat Sydykow Semyon Untilow  5 : 1  Tobias Hoiss Sergei Bagirov  3: 5  Yevgeny Kurta

Result Alichan Karaneev  5 : 2  Alexander Chepikov Kostantyn Kulyk  5 : 0  Mart Must Nurken Suikenbayev  5 : 0  Artur Sukhyan Roman Dietzel  0: 5  Yuri Pashchinsky Yaroslav Tarnovetsky  5 : 0  Valery Ivanov Maxim Pan  5 : 2  Sergei Kryzhanovsky Igor Kovalyov  2: 5  Oleg Banchevsky Danylo Besuhlow  5 : 2  Janusch Markozinski Daniil Boguschewski  -  Igor Poyshalov Oleh Matschtakov  2: 5  Viktor Kurilenko Jewhen Talow  1: 5  Sergei Tusov Aues Yelyubaev  5 : 4  Emil Mudarissow Sergei Bogdanov  5 : 3  Dmitri Schretov Valery Chishov  2: 5  Kanybek Sagynbayev Akshin Aleskerov  3: 5  Jehor Zhukovsky Garri Telembez  2: 5  Oleksandr Palamar

2nd winning round

In the 2nd winning round, the winners of the 1st winning round competed against each other. The winners qualified for the final round, the losers went to the 4th losers round.

Result Artur Pivchenko  5 : 2  Dauren Urynbayev Petri Pohjola  2: 5  Wacif Mamedow Yevgeny Saltovsky  2: 5  Alexander Banny Tofik Kuliev  2: 5  Alibek Omarov Jewhen Palamar  5 : 1  Artem Matvejchuk Poor Gabrijeljan  1: 5  Vladislav Osminin Ildar Mingasitdinov  3: 5  Dmitri Bayev Semyon Untilow  1: 5  Yevgeny Kurta

Result Alichan Karaneev  5 : 0  Kostantyn Kulyk Nurken Suikenbayev  3: 5  Yuri Pashchinsky Yaroslav Tarnovetsky  5 : 1  Maxim Pan Oleg Banchevsky  0: 5  Danylo Besuhlow Daniil Boguschewski  3: 5  Viktor Kurilenko Sergei Tusov  4: 5  Aues Yelyubaev Sergei Bogdanov  5 : 2  Kanybek Sagynbayev Jehor Zhukovsky  1: 5  Oleksandr Palamar

2nd losing round

Due to the high number of byes, the first round of losers was omitted. In the 2nd losing round, the losers in the main round played against the losers in the 1st winning round. Nine players received a bye. The winners reached the 3rd round of losers, the losers finished in places 65 to 87.

Result Arnal Ormokeev  5 : 2  Garri Telembez Eduard Cherednik  1: 5  Valery Chishov Pasi Kulmala  3: 5  Dmitri Schretov Sergei Gofman  0: 5  Emil Mudarissow Alexei Buz  -  Igor Poyshalov Markku Koponen  5 : 1  Janusch Markozinski Nikolai Ben  3: 5  Sergei Kryzhanovsky Jernar Tschimbayew  5 : 3  Valery Ivanov Alexander Iliopol  3: 5  Roman Dietzel Denis Kolossov  5 : 2  Artur Sukhyan Niyasi Chalafov  4: 5  Alexander Chepikov David Morris  0: 5  Sergei Bagirov

Result Sailan Adamow  -  Kanat Sydykow Juho Nykänen  3: 5  Baxtat Arupov Artur Morar  1: 5  Nikita Liwada Silvio Santoro  0: 5  Anton Netessov Boris Brauda  0: 5  Jaroslaw Wynokur Kamoliddin Yessiddinov  -  Pavel Kuzmin Dmitri Kirillov  5 : 3  Vadim Polewoi Dieter Johns  5 : 2  Sergei Lisnik Anton Chernouschko  2: 5  Wadym Korjahin Majid Popalsei  2: 5  Witali silver cup Krzysztof Gardjas  0: 5  Andrei Freise

3rd losing round

In the 3rd losers round, the winners of the 2nd losers round competed against each other. The winners reached the 4th round of losers, the losers finished in places 49 to 64.

Result Arnal Ormokeev  3: 5  Akshin Aleskerov Valery Chishov  4: 5  Dmitri Schretov Emil Mudarissow  0: 5  Jewhen Talow Oleh Matschtakov  5 : 2  Alexei Buz Markku Koponen  5 : 1  Igor Kovalyov Sergei Kryzhanovsky  5 : 4  Jernar Tschimbayew Roman Dietzel  3: 5  Denis Kolossov Mart Must  0: 5  Alexander Chepikov

Result Sergei Bagirov  5 : 0  Tobias Hoiss Kanat Sydykow  5 : 3  Baxtat Arupov Nikita Liwada  5 : 4  Anton Netessov Dan Bratu  0: 5  Jaroslaw Wynokur Pavel Kuzmin  5 : 1  Grigory Jekawjan Dmitri Kirillov  2: 5  Dieter Johns Wadym Korjahin  5 : 0  Witali silver cup Nikolai Liberov  0: 5  Andrei Freise

4th losing round

In the 4th losing round, the winners of the 3rd losing round played against the losers of the 2nd winning round. The winners qualified for the final round, in which they each played against a winner of the second winning round, the losers occupied places 33 to 48.

Result Akshin Aleskerov  2: 5  Semyon Untilow Dmitri Schretov  3: 5  Ildar Mingasitdinov Jewhen Talow  5 : 3  Poor Gabrijeljan Oleh Matschtakov  5 : 2  Artem Matvejchuk Markku Koponen  4: 5  Tofik Kuliev Sergei Kryzhanovsky  5 : 4  Yevgeny Saltovsky Denis Kolossov  3: 5  Petri Pohjola Alexander Chepikov  4: 5  Dauren Urynbayev

Result Sergei Bagirov  5 : 0  Jehor Zhukovsky Kanat Sydykow  2: 5  Kanybek Sagynbayev Nikita Liwada  5 : 4  Sergei Tusov Jaroslaw Wynokur  4: 5  Daniil Boguschewski Pavel Kuzmin  5 : 0  Oleg Banchevsky Dieter Johns  2: 5  Maxim Pan Wadym Korjahin  5 : 3  Nurken Suikenbayev Andrei Freise  5 : 4  Kostantyn Kulyk

Final round

Round of the last 32

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

Artur Pivchenko

6th

Sergei Bagirov

3

Artur Pivchenko

6th

Oleh Matschtakov

4th

Wacif Mamedow

4th

Oleh Matschtakov

6th

Artur Pivchenko

5

Alibek Omarov

6th

Alexander Banny

5

Semyon Untilow

6th

Semyon Untilow

5

Alibek Omarov

6th

Alibek Omarov

6th

Wadym Korjahin

2

Alibek Omarov

5

Kanybek Sagynbayev

6th

Jewhen Palamar

6th

Sergei Kryzhanovsky

3

Jewhen Palamar

6th

Vladislav Osminin

4th

Vladislav Osminin

6th

Daniil Boguschewski

4th

Jewhen Palamar

5

Kanybek Sagynbayev

6th

Dmitri Bayev

6th

Andrei Freise

2

Dmitri Bayev

4th

Kanybek Sagynbayev

6th

Yevgeny Kurta

4th

Kanybek Sagynbayev

6th

Kanybek Sagynbayev

7th

Pavel Kuzmin

2

Alichan Karaneev

6th

Ildar Mingasitdinov

3

Alichan Karaneev

4th

Yuri Pashchinsky

6th

Yuri Pashchinsky

6th

Tofik Kuliev

1

Yuri Pashchinsky

5

Danylo Besuhlow

6th

Yaroslav Tarnovetsky

1

Nikita Liwada

6th

Nikita Liwada

5

Danylo Besuhlow

6th

Danylo Besuhlow

6th

Petri Pohjola

4th

Danylo Besuhlow

3

Pavel Kuzmin

6th

Viktor Kurilenko

4th

Dauren Urynbayev

6th

Dauren Urynbayev

6th

Aues Yelyubaev

5

Aues Yelyubaev

6th

Maxim Pan

3

Dauren Urynbayev

3

Pavel Kuzmin

6th

Sergei Bogdanov

3

Pavel Kuzmin

6th

Pavel Kuzmin

6th

Oleksandr Palamar

4th

Oleksandr Palamar

6th

Jewhen Talow

3

final

	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	11	12	13	Bottom line
Kanybek Sagynbayev	8th	0	8th	8th	8th	8th	8th	0	8th	-	-	-	-	7th
Pavel Kuzmin	0	8th	3	0	0	0	7th	8th	2	-	-	-	-	2

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