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Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026

October 24–29, 2026 · Ezdan Palace Hotel, Doha, Qatar · WPA

DatesOct 24–29, 2026
VenueEzdan Palace Hotel, Doha
Field128 players
FormatDouble-elim to L64, then knockout
Prize fund$450,000 · $100k to champion
StatusComplete — Filler champion

Results snapshot as of approx. 17:00 UTC, October 29, 2026 — tournament complete. Source: Qatar Billiard Sports Federation live scoring via Rack 9 Pool — final status verified across two consecutive fetches — cross-checked with Absolute Pool. A snapshot, not a live feed — Joshua Filler beat Albert James Manas 13-6 in Thursday evening's final.

The Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026 mascot at the tournament draw in Doha
Champion — Thursday in Doha Filler beats Manas 13-6 for $100,000 Level at 3-3, Filler reeled off seven straight racks and closed the race-13 final 13-6 on table 17 — eight consecutive wins through the losers' side for the title. Manas runner-up on $40,000. Final report — Filler champion 13-6 →

Results that shaped the bracket

ResultRound
Mustafa Alnar 9-5 Joshua FillerRound 1
Mustafa Alnar 9-7 Niels FeijenWinners qualification
Hsieh Chia Chen 9-8 Carlo BiadoWinners qualification
Bashar Hussain 9-4 David AlcaideWinners qualification
Mahmoud Charif 9-8 Alex PagulayanWinners qualification
Aivhan Maluto 9-6 Wojciech SzewczykWinners qualification
Mohammed Baabad 9-7 Jayson ShawWinners qualification
Denis Grabe 9-5 Bernie RegalarioWinners qualification
Sanjin Pehlivanovic 9-8 Naoyuki OiRound 1
Ruslan Chinakhov 9-6 Wiktor ZielinskiRound 1
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 9-7 Habib El HusseinWinners qualification
Fedor Gorst 9-3 Jefrey RodaWinners qualification
Raymund Faraon 9-5 Albin OuschanLosers round 1
Abdelrahman Salama Nasr 9-5 Ralf SouquetLosers round 1
Joshua Filler 9-1 Mohammed AlbalushiLosers round 1
Wisam Dakkak 9-7 Jayson ShawLosers qualification
Hsu Jui An 9-6 Thorsten HohmannLosers qualification
Juan Carlos Exposito 9-2 Aleksa PeceljLosers qualification
Rocky Tullao 9-5 Sanjin PehlivanovicLosers qualification
Dominik Regieli 9-8 Maximilian LechnerLosers qualification
Jefrey Roda 9-6 Raymund FaraonLosers qualification
Joshua Filler 9-2 Jan Van LieropLosers qualification
Carlo Biado 9-6 Mark EstiolaLosers qualification
Niels Feijen 9-1 Zein EddinLosers qualification
Jundel Mazon 9-0 Shahbaaz Adil KhanLosers qualification

Into the last 64 — 32 winners' qualifiers

Through the losers' side — the other 32

Last 64 — Tuesday's results

Single elimination, every match a race to 11 — all 32 ties settled across the 11:00 and 14:00 Doha sessions. Winners went into the last 32 the same evening.

ResultSession
Jonas Magpantay 11-4 Hsu Jui An11:00
Alex Pagulayan 11-8 Ali Alobaidli11:00
Wojciech Szewczyk 11-3 Juri Pisklov11:00
Szymon Kural 11-9 Jerson Cumayas11:00
Mario He 11-6 Alex Montpellier11:00
Rocky Tullao 11-6 Eklent Kaci11:00
John Morra 11-8 Mohamed Gamal Emara11:00
Walter Laikre 11-9 Wisam Dakkak11:00
Miguel Salvilla 11-9 Aivhan Maluto11:00
Elliott Sanderson 11-5 Mohammed Baabad11:00
Wiktor Zielinski 11-7 Kledio Kaci11:00
Jerico Bonus 11-10 Sambor Stachowiak11:00
Joshua Filler 11-8 Ameer Ali11:00
Oliver Szolnoki 11-5 Niels Feijen11:00
Karl Gnadeberg 11-5 Daniel Guttenberger11:00
Tobias Bongers 11-9 Ruslan Chinakhov11:00
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 11-3 Marlon Caneda14:00
Carlo Biado 11-6 Mateusz Sniegocki14:00
Dominik Jastrzab 11-7 Dominik Regieli14:00
Konrad Juszczyszyn 11-7 Alexander Kazakis14:00
Robbie Capito 11-7 David Alcaide14:00
Duong Quoc Hoang 11-8 Maks Benko14:00
Jefrey Roda 11-6 Khalid Alghamdi14:00
Daniel Maciol 11-9 Bader Alawadhi14:00
Fedor Gorst 11-10 Marco Teutscher14:00
Mahmoud Charif 11-9 Naoyuki Oi14:00
Dimitrios Loukatos 11-10 Ruben Cuna14:00
Hsieh Chia Chen 11-8 Mieszko Fortunski14:00
Jundel Mazon 11-8 Wu Kun Lin14:00
Juan Carlos Exposito 11-9 Denis Grabe14:00
Albert James Manas 11-3 Bashar Hussain14:00
Mustafa Alnar 11-10 Bernie Regalario14:00

Last 32 — Tuesday night's results

All 16 ties raced to 11 from 18:00 Doha (15:00 UTC) — every result below is final. Seven Filipinos reached the last 16.

ResultNote
Jonas Magpantay 11-7 Alex Pagulayan
Wojciech Szewczyk 11-4 Szymon KuralAll-Polish tie
Rocky Tullao 11-10 Mario HeHill-hill
John Morra 11-10 Walter LaikreHill-hill
Miguel Salvilla 11-10 Elliott SandersonHill-hill
Jerico Bonus 11-9 Wiktor ZielinskiUpset — No. 15 out
Joshua Filler 11-8 Oliver Szolnoki
Tobias Bongers 11-7 Karl Gnadeberg
Carlo Biado 11-6 Francisco Sanchez RuizTie of the round — No. 2 d. No. 3
Konrad Juszczyszyn 11-10 Dominik JastrzabHill-hill, all-Polish
Duong Quoc Hoang 11-6 Robbie CapitoUpset — No. 11 out
Daniel Maciol 11-7 Jefrey RodaUpset — No. 19 out
Fedor Gorst 11-1 Mahmoud CharifOne rack dropped
Hsieh Chia Chen 11-7 Dimitrios Loukatos
Jundel Mazon 11-8 Juan Carlos Exposito
Albert James Manas 11-5 Mustafa AlnarAlnar's run ends

Last 16 — Wednesday's results

All eight ties raced to 11 in a single 11:00 window in Doha — every result below is final. Losers took $5,000. Three of the four remaining seeds departed.

ResultNote
Wojciech Szewczyk 11-5 Jonas MagpantayDefending champion out
John Morra 11-9 Rocky Tullao
Miguel Salvilla 11-9 Jerico BonusAll-Filipino
Joshua Filler 11-8 Tobias BongersAll-German — last seed left
Konrad Juszczyszyn 11-7 Carlo BiadoUpset — No. 2 out
Daniel Maciol 11-6 Duong Quoc Hoang2024 champion through
Hsieh Chia Chen 11-10 Fedor GorstHill-hill — No. 4 out
Albert James Manas 11-5 Jundel MazonAll-Filipino

Quarter-finals — Wednesday's results

All four ties raced to 11 in a single 15:00 window in Doha — every result below is final. Losers took $8,000.

ResultNote
Wojciech Szewczyk 11-8 John MorraWorld No. 1 through
Joshua Filler 11-7 Miguel SalvillaLast seed standing
Daniel Maciol 11-6 Konrad JuszczyszynAll-Polish
Albert James Manas 11-8 Hsieh Chia ChenLast Filipino standing

Semi-finals — Thursday's results

Both ties raced to 11 in a single 12:00 window in Doha — every result below is final. Losers took $15,000.

ResultNote
Joshua Filler 11-9 Wojciech SzewczykWorld No. 1 out — Filler's second major final of 2026
Albert James Manas 11-10 Daniel MaciolHill-hill — Stage-1 defeat avenged

The final — Filler is champion

Race to 13 on table 17, played Thursday evening in Doha — $100,000 to the champion, $40,000 to the runner-up — full report.

ResultNote
Joshua Filler 13-6 Albert James ManasSeven straight racks from 3-3

Eliminated — 127 beaten, one champion

Runner-up: Albert James Manas — beaten 13-6 by Joshua Filler in Thursday evening's final, collecting $40,000.

Thursday's semi-finals sent two more home at $15,000 apiece — Wojciech Szewczyk (9-11 to Joshua Filler) and Daniel Maciol (10-11 to Albert James Manas).

Wednesday's quarter-finals sent four more home at $8,000 apiece — John Morra (8-11 to Wojciech Szewczyk), Miguel Salvilla (7-11 to Joshua Filler), Konrad Juszczyszyn (6-11 to Daniel Maciol) and Hsieh Chia Chen (8-11 to Albert James Manas).

Wednesday's last 16 sent eight more home at $5,000 apiece — headlined by defending champion Jonas Magpantay (5-11 to Wojciech Szewczyk), No. 2 seed Carlo Biado (7-11 to Konrad Juszczyszyn) and No. 4 Fedor Gorst (10-11 to Hsieh Chia Chen). Also out: Rocky Tullao, Jerico Bonus, Tobias Bongers, Duong Quoc Hoang and Jundel Mazon.

Tuesday night's last 32 sent 16 more home — headlined by No. 3 seed Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (6-11 to Carlo Biado), No. 11 Robbie Capito (6-11 to Duong Quoc Hoang), No. 15 Wiktor Zielinski (9-11 to Jerico Bonus) and No. 19 Jefrey Roda (7-11 to Daniel Maciol). Also out: Alex Pagulayan, Szymon Kural, Mario He, Walter Laikre, Elliott Sanderson, Oliver Szolnoki, Karl Gnadeberg, Dominik Jastrzab, Mahmoud Charif, Dimitrios Loukatos, Juan Carlos Exposito and Mustafa Alnar, the week's shock story finally ended 11-5 by Albert James Manas.

Tuesday's last 64 sent 32 more home at $3,000 apiece — headlined by Niels Feijen (5-11 to Oliver Szolnoki), No. 8 seed Kledio Kaci (7-11 to Wiktor Zielinski), former world 10-ball champion Eklent Kaci (6-11 to Rocky Tullao), No. 10 David Alcaide (7-11 to Robbie Capito), No. 18 Naoyuki Oi (9-11 to Mahmoud Charif) and No. 17 Bernie Regalario (10-11 to Mustafa Alnar). Also out: Hsu Jui An, Ali Alobaidli, Juri Pisklov, Jerson Cumayas, Alex Montpellier, Mohamed Gamal Emara, Wisam Dakkak, Aivhan Maluto, Mohammed Baabad, Sambor Stachowiak, Ameer Ali, Daniel Guttenberger, Ruslan Chinakhov, Marlon Caneda, Mateusz Sniegocki, Dominik Regieli, Alexander Kazakis, Maks Benko, Khalid Alghamdi, Bader Alawadhi, Marco Teutscher, Ruben Cuna, Mieszko Fortunski, Wu Kun Lin, Denis Grabe and Bashar Hussain.

The losers' qualification round sent the final 32 players home at 1-2 on Monday night — the headliners Jayson Shaw (7-9 to Wisam Dakkak), two-time world champion Thorsten Hohmann (6-9 to Hsu Jui An) and Aleksa Pecelj (2-9 to Juan Carlos Exposito), the Serb beaten days after sealing a Team Europe Mosconi Cup debut. Sanjin Pehlivanovic, Maximilian Lechner, Raymund Faraon, Hubert Lopotko, Zein Eddin, Lazar Kostic, Amr Rashad Abdeltouab, Dennis Laszkowski, Mark Estiola, Mansoor Alobaidli, Abdulla Juma, Mohammad Ali Berjaoui, Haider Ali Yaqoob, Petr Urban, Hayder Abdulsattar, Assis Tadique, Mohammed Aziza, Habib El Hussein, Mazen Berjaoui, Hassan Alnahari, David Zalman, Darryl Chia, Mi Le, Meshari Bouhaimed, Casper Matikainen, Abdullah Alenezi, Shahbaaz Adil Khan, Abdelrahman Salama Nasr and Jan Van Lierop also fell one win short of the draw. They join the 32 players who left at 0-2 after the losers' first round — led by Ralf Souquet and Albin Ouschan — for a 64-man exodus.

What remains

Blow-by-blow: final result — Filler beats Manas 13-6 · semi-final results — Filler vs Manas in the final · quarter-final results — four left · last-16 results — champion, No. 2 and No. 4 out · last-16 order of play — tables and ties to watch · last-32 results — seven Filipinos into last 16 · last-64 results — Feijen and the Kaci brothers out · last-64 field set — the full draw · Souquet among 32 eliminated · 21 into last 64 amid upsets · also BilliardNews' report on Dakkak's win over Shaw. Coverage: QBSF YouTube channel.