The 1995 pool season was a series of pool tournaments hosted by the World Pool Billiards Association .
| date | competition | venue | discipline | winner | finalist | Result |
| April 20th to April 23rd |
France ET 21 - French Open 1995
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Metz | 9-ball |
Sweden Tom Storm
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Germany Ralf Souquet
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| July 13th to July 16th |
Germany ET 22 - German Open 1995
|
Munich | 9-ball |
Finland Mika Immonen
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Germany Ralf Souquet
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| September 1st to September 3rd |
England World Pool Masters 1995
|
Blackpool | 9-ball |
England Daryl Peach
|
England Lee Kendall
|
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| September 13th to September 16th |
Czech Republic ET 23 - Czechia Open 1995
|
Prague | 9-ball |
Germany Oliver Ortmann
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Germany Thomas Engert
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| September 26th to October 1st |
United States US Open 9-Ball 1995
|
Chesapeake, VA | 9-ball |
United States Reed Pierce
|
Philippines 1986.svg){kind=small} Efren Reyes
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| November 2nd to November 5th |
Finland ET 24 - Finland Open 1995
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Helsinki | 9-ball |
Finland Mika Immonen
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Turkey Aygun Karabiyik
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| December 7th to December 10th |
England Mosconi Cup 1995
|
Basildon | 9-ball |
Europe Europe
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United States United States
|
16:15 |
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United States International Challenge of Champions 1995
|
Uncasville | 9-ball |
Chinese Taipei Chao Fong-Pang
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Taiwan 9-ball world championship 1995
|
Taipei | 9-ball |
Germany Oliver Ortmann
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United States Dallas West
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Belgium European Championship 1995
|
Antwerp | 14/1 endless |
Germany Ralf Souquet
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Germany Rolf Alex
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| 8 ball |
Germany Ralf Souquet
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Denmark Peter Nielsen
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| 9-ball |
Germany Ralf Souquet
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Germany Oliver Ortmann
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