Pool 1999

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The 1999 pool season was a series of pool tournaments hosted by the World Pool Billiards Association .

Season results

date competition venue discipline winner finalist Result
January 28th to January 30th PortugalPortugal ET 36 - Portugal Open 1999 Lisbon 9-ball GermanyGermany Ralf Souquet United StatesUnited States Dieter Johns
March 18th to March 20th TurkeyTurkey ET 37 - Turkey Open 1999 Antalya 9-ball GermanyGermany Ralph Eckert GermanyGermany Christian Reimering
April 2nd to April 5th GermanyGermany ET 38 - German Open 1999 Neuwied 9-ball NetherlandsNetherlands Alex Lely PhilippinesPhilippines Francisco Bustamante
June 18th to June 20th RussiaRussia ET 39 - Russian Open 1999 St. Petersburg 9-ball GermanyGermany Ralf Souquet SwitzerlandSwitzerland Samuel Clemann
August 20th to August 22nd EnglandEngland World Pool Masters 1999 Thurrock 9-ball NetherlandsNetherlands Alex Lely PhilippinesPhilippines Efren Reyes
August 25th to August 26th United StatesUnited States International Challenge of Champions 1999 Uncasville 9-ball PhilippinesPhilippines Francisco Bustamante unknownunknown
September 8th to September 11th GermanyGermany ET 40 - German Open 1999 Krefeld 9-ball GermanyGermany Ralf Souquet FinlandFinland Mika Immonen
September 21 to September 26 United StatesUnited States US Open 9-Ball 1999 Chesapeake, VA 9-ball United StatesUnited States Johnny Archer unknownunknown
October 28th to October 31st FinlandFinland ET 41 - Finland Open 1999 Tampere 9-ball SwedenSweden Marcus Chamat NetherlandsNetherlands Niels Feijen
December 16 to December 19 EnglandEngland Mosconi Cup 1999 Bethnal Green 9-ball United StatesUnited States United States EuropeEurope Europe 12: 7
PolandPoland World Pool League 1999 Warsaw 9-ball United StatesUnited States James Rempe PhilippinesPhilippines Efren Reyes
SpainSpain 9-ball world championship 1999 Alicante 9-ball United StatesUnited States Nick Varner United StatesUnited States Jeremy Jones
PolandPoland European Championship 1999 Poses 14/1 endless SwedenSweden Tom Storm GermanyGermany Oliver Ortmann
8 ball GermanyGermany Ralf Souquet DenmarkDenmark Peter Nielsen
9-ball GermanyGermany Oliver Ortmann SwitzerlandSwitzerland Samuel Clemann

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Brunswick Portugal Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
  2. ^ Brunswick Turkey Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
  3. ^ Brunswick German Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
  4. ^ Brunswick Russian Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
  5. ↑ Virgin Interactive World Pool Masters 1999 on azbilliards.com
  6. ↑ International Challenge of Champions 1999 on azbilliards.com
  7. ^ Brunswick German Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
  8. ↑ US Open 9-Ball Championship 1999 on azbilliards.com
  9. ↑ Brunswick Finland Open 1999 on azbilliards.com
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