Jean Paul de Bruijn

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Jean Paul de Bruijn at the 2013 European Championships in Brandenburg / Havel

Jean Paul de Bruijn (born March 14, 1965 in Hulst ) is a Dutch carom player .

Career

De Bruijn competes in both three-band and single- band tournaments.

His greatest successes to date are the 2007 world championship title and the 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2007 European championship title . In the three cushion category, he was runner- up in 2005 .

He is also a multiple Dutch champion (8 times in the cover, 2 times in Cadre 47/2 and once in the all-around).

UMB lock 2019

In spring 2019 he signed a contract with the newly formed Professional Billiards Association (of Korea) PBA. Since the PBA is not a member of the Union Mondiale de Billard (UMB), players who take part in PBA tournaments are banned from participating in the tournament for one year, but no longer than three years. This ended his UMB season at the end of the 2018/19 season.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Markus Schönhoff: UMB officially publishes the locks. Kozoom , June 10, 2019, accessed September 1, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Markus Schönhoff: UMB is serious - locks are through! Kozoom, July 15, 2019, accessed September 1, 2019 .
Binding world champion of the UMB
Prewar years

1934/1 Ernst Reicher • 1934/2 Jean Albert • 1935 Jacques Davin • 1937 Robert Tolédano AustriaAustria FranceFrance FranceFrance FranceFrance
Post-war years

1968 Raymond Ceulemans • 1974 Ludo Dielis • 1976 Raymond Ceulemans • 1977 Raymond Ceulemans • 1978 Raymond Ceulemans • 1979 Raymond Ceulemans • 1981 Ludo Dielis • 1983 Ludo Dielis • 1984 Raymond Ceulemans • 1992 Fonsy Grethen • 1995 Jos Bongers • 1997 Martin Horn • 2007 Jean Paul de Bruijn • 2009 Wolfgang Zenkner • 2014 Frédéric CaudronBelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium LuxembourgLuxembourg NetherlandsNetherlands GermanyGermany NetherlandsNetherlands GermanyGermany BelgiumBelgium

Due to the decreased international interest, the 2014 World Cup will probably have been the last.
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The European champions are listed in the order of their first victory since the start of the tournament. The values ​​in brackets indicate the number of titles.
Men's

1. Ernst Reicher (1) • 2. René Vingerhoedt (6) • 3. Joaquin Domingo (1) • 4. Walter Lütgehetmann (1) • 5. August Tiedtke (1) • 6. Emile Wafflard (1) • 7. Raymond Ceulemans (13) • 8th Ludo Dielis (7) • 9th Christ van der Smissen (4) • 10th Franz Stenzel (1) • 11th Frédéric Caudron (8) • 12th Fabian Blondeel (2) • 13th Fonsy Grethen (2) • 14th Wolfgang Zenkner (2) • 15th Stephan Horvath (1) • 16th Martin Horn (2) • 17th Jean Paul de Bruijn (6)AustriaAustria BelgiumBelgium Spain 1945Spain GermanyGermany GermanyGermany BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium BelgiumBelgium NetherlandsNetherlands AustriaAustria BelgiumBelgium GermanyGermany LuxembourgLuxembourg GermanyGermany AustriaAustria GermanyGermany NetherlandsNetherlands

Ladies

For the women only European championships in the disciplines free game and three cushion are held.

Juniors

Only European championships in the disciplines free game , cadre and three cushion are held for the juniors .

personal data
SURNAME Bruijn, Jean Paul de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch carom player
DATE OF BIRTH March 14, 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH Hulst