Léo Corin
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| birthday | June 11, 1941 | ||||||||
| place of birth | Liege | ||||||||
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 Belgium
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| Achievements Unless otherwise stated, the information relates to the “three cushion” discipline. |
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| Best ED: 69.00% (plastic shock ) | |||||||||
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Léo Corin (* 11. June 1941 in Liège ) is a Belgian Karambolagespieler in the discipline of art shock (artistic billiards) and multiple world and European champion.
Career
Corin, like most billiards players, started his career the classic way with the free game . In 1959, at the age of 18, he won the title of European Junior Champion. Via Cadre , with a second plot at the 71/2 World Cup in 1977, he finally switched to the art push, where he won his first of four gold medals at the World Cup in 1972. At the European Championships, he was able to win four titles, similarly successful. By the end of his career in 1990 with the last gold medal at the European Championships in Grubbenvorst , the Netherlands , he won a total of 20 medals for his seven Belgian titles at international level. He then founded his own billiard table manufacture , in which, in addition to carom tables , he also manufactures snooker and pool tables .
successes
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Billiard Artistique World Championship :
1972, 1973, 1975, 1983 
1980, 1988, 
1974, 1979, 1984 -
European Billiards Championships : 1980, 1983, 1985, 1990 1980, 1988 1974, 1979, 1984
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Cadre 71/2 World Championship : 1977
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European pentathlon championships for national teams : 1969 1979
- Belgian championship (art push): 7 ×
- Junior European Free Match Championship: 1959
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d player profile. Confédération International de Billard Artistique (CIBA), archived from the original on November 30, 2016 ; accessed on November 30, 2016 (English).
- ↑ a b successes. Kozoom, accessed November 30, 2016 .
| 1931-1936 |
1931 Alfredo Ferraz • 1932 Armando Martinez-Sagi • 1933 Jean Albert • 1934 Jean Albert • 1935 Jean Albert • 1936 Richard Kron |
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| since 1937 |
1937 August Tiedtke • 1939 René Vingerhoedt • 1957 Joaquin Domingo • 1963 Joaquin Domingo • 1966 Joaquin Domingo • 1970 Raymond Steylaerts • 1972 Léo Corin • 1973 Léo Corin • 1974 Ricardo Fernandez • 1975 Léo Corin • 1979 Raymond Steylaerts • 1980 Raymond Steylaerts • 1983 Léo Corin • 1984 Raymond Steylaerts • 1985 Jan Bessems • 1986 Raymond Steylaerts • 1987 Raymond Steylaerts • 1988 Jan Bessems • 1990 Jean Reverchon • 1991 Frans Belderbos • 1993 Xavier Fonellosa • 1995 Xavier Fonellosa • 1996 Jean Reverchon • 2002 Roberto Rojas • 2006 Sander Jonen • 2008 Haci Arap Yaman • 2009 Eric Daelman • 2011 Sander Jonen • 2012 Serdar Gümüş |
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Since 2013, the EM has been held every two years as part of the European Carom Championship.
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1947–1951 René Vingerhoedt (4 ×) • 1952 Joaquin Domingo • 1953 René Vingerhoedt • 1954–1962 Raymond Steylaerts (8 ×) • 1968–1969 Joaquin Domingo (2 ×) • 1973–1978 Raymond Steylaerts (5 ×) • 1979 Claudio Nadal • 1980 Léo Corin • 1981 Herman de Jager • 1982–1983 Raymond Steylaerts (2 ×) • 1984–1985 Léo Corin (2 ×) • 1986–1989 Jan Bessems (4 ×) • 1990 Léo Corin • 1991 Jean Reverchon • 1994 Thomas Ahrens • 1995 Xavier Fonellosa • 1996 Madou Touré • 1997 Walter Bax • 2000–2003 Thomas Ahrens (2 ×) • 2005 Madou Touré • 2007 Serdar Gümüş • 2009 Sander Jonen • 2013 Eric Daelman • 2015 Serdar Gümüş |
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| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Corin, Léo |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Corin, Leo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Belgian carom player and multiple world and European champion |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 11, 1941 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Liege , Belgium |