Revora Spanish Open 2026

October 29 – November 1, 2026 · Gandia Palace Hotel & event hall, Gandia, Spain · Predator Euro Tour

DatesOct 29 – Nov 1, 2026

VenueGandia Palace Hotel + event hall

Field165 men · 52 women

Format9-ball · DE to L32, then SE race-11

Prize fund€60,700

StatusComplete — Vogel & Jiang champions

Results snapshot as of approx. 21:15 UTC, Sunday, November 1, 2026 — tournament complete. Source: official EPBF draw & results — both finals confirmed final across repeated identical fetches. A snapshot, not a live feed — Felix Vogel beat Luca Menn 11-4 for the men's title and Jiang Teng edged Ina Kaplan 9-8 for the women's crown. Times below are local; Gandia is UTC+1.

Francisco Sanchez Ruiz � the biggest name in the Revora Spanish Open draw

2026 Champions — Sunday in Gandia Vogel 11-4 Menn · Jiang 9-8 Kaplan Felix Vogel routed Luca Menn 11-4 in the all-German men's final; China's Jiang Teng took the women's title 9-8 over Ina Kaplan, winning the last three racks from 8-6 down. Final report — both champions crowned →

Saturday — day three: quarter-finals set

Defending champion Oliver Szolnoki fell 8-11 to Fabio Rizzi in the last 16, hours after Mateusz Sniegocki ended David Alcaide's home run 11-8 — Sniegocki then lost 0-11 to Mieszko Fortunski, who conceded six racks all day. Pia Filler won twice into the women's last eight. Full day-3 report →

Men's quarter-final — Sun 10:00	Women's quarter-final — Sun 10:00
Wojciech Szewczyk POL v Iker Echeverria ESP	Pia Filler GER v Ina Kaplan GER
Mieszko Fortunski POL v Felix Vogel GER	Oliwia Zalewska POL v Daria Siranchuk UKR
Luca Menn GER v Francisco Sanchez Ruiz ESP	Maria-Teresa Ropero ESP v Linnéa Hjalmarström SWE
Mika van Berkel NED v Fabio Rizzi FRA	Ana Gradišnik SLO v Jiang Teng CHN

Friday — day two: 16 into the last 32

The winners' qualification round at 19:30 sent 16 players into the last 32 — home pair Alcaide and Sanchez Ruiz both needed deciding racks. Full day-2 report →

Player	Friday's winners'-side route
Wojciech Szewczyk POL	9-5 v Dohr · 9-8 v Furko · 9-5 v Laikre
Daniel Macioł POL	9-2 v Khwaja · 9-0 v van den Berg · 9-2 v Lysholm
David Alcaide ESP	9-4 v Martin Muela · 9-8 v Laszkowski
Oliver Szolnoki HUN	9-0 v Vanrijkel · 9-4 v Lamapereira Lage
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz ESP	9-6 v Babica · 9-8 v Urban
Wiktor Zielinski POL	9-4 v Lopotko · 9-3 v Ingrasci
Tomasz Kaplan POL	9-8 v Moroz · 9-8 v Juszczyszyn
Sambor Stachowiak POL	9-5 v Lagunas Moreno · 9-8 v Sniegocki
Ivica Putnik CRO	9-6 v Schmitz · 9-6 v Kural
Yuma Dörner GER	9-6 v Maimre · 9-4 v Hybler
Felix Vogel GER	9-5 v Silva · 9-4 v M. Fortunski
Luca Menn GER	9-4 v Biermann · 9-7 v Bijsterbosch
Emil-Andre Gangfløt NOR	9-8 v Bartol · 9-4 v Gnadeberg
Eric Mattern GER	9-6 v W. Fortunski · 9-1 v Garcia-Lagar
Jaroslav Polách SVK	9-6 v Vrhovac · 9-3 v Hryb
Fabio Rizzi FRA	9-5 v Montpellier · 9-2 v Aspholm

The other 16 last-32 places go to Saturday's 09:00 losers' qualification — Konrad Juszczyszyn (8-9 to Kaplan) and Szymon Kural (6-9 to Putnik) the biggest names dropped into it. The 52-player women's event opened Friday: top seed Pia Filler beat Ine Helvik 7-4.

Thursday — the winners'-side results that shaped day two

Six whitewashes in winners' round one, and David Alcaide made a perfect start on home ground. Full day-1 report →

Player	Thursday's winners'-side results
David Alcaide ESP	9-0 v David Prieto · 9-4 v Dominik Regieli
Oliver Szolnoki HUN	9-5 v Pascal Enfroy · 9-8 v Maks Benko
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz ESP	9-4 v Maj Badovinac
Konrad Juszczyszyn POL	9-3 v Matous Vlk · 9-8 v Tobias Bongers
Luca Menn GER	9-0 v Benjamin Belhassen
Stefan Kasper GER	9-0 v Khader Abu-Helaiel
Mateusz Sniegocki POL	9-0 v Wiktor Kaczmarek
Felix Vogel GER	9-0 v Felipe Gonzalez
Ivica Putnik CRO	9-0 v Bernt-Olav Lundetræ
Aleksa Vrhovac BIH	9-0 v Adam Polak
Radoslaw Babica POL	9-4 v Yannick Pongers
Fabio Rizzi FRA	9-6 v Robin Heber · 9-4 v Alwan Alkatee
Marc Bijsterbosch NED	9-5 v Paul Vilches-Pardo · 9-4 v Kai Kraft
Mika van Berkel NED	9-3 v Mariusz Gnitecki · 9-8 v David Źalman
Alex Montpellier FRA	9-2 v Soufiane Raissouni
Raul Martin Muela ESP	9-4 v Ramazan Dincer
Sky van den Berg NED	9-1 v Fabrizio Burato
Johny Vanrijkel BEL	9-8 v Pedro Almeida
Wiktor Fortunski POL	9-5 v Diego Pedro Simon
Eric Mattern GER	9-2 v Tom Dhaeseleer
Timothei Furko SVK	9-8 v Martin Kempter
Niklas Dohr GER	9-4 v Niels Willaerts
Delmon Khwaja SYR	9-8 v Marcin Kwiecień
Renzo Sierra ESP	9-7 v Dennis Veltman

Sunday — finals day: Vogel & Jiang champions

Felix Vogel beat Luca Menn 11-4 for the men's title — Menn runner-up in Gandia for the second year running — while Jiang Teng edged Ina Kaplan 9-8 on the hill for the women's crown. Final report → · Semi-finals report → · Quarter-finals report →

Men's semi-final — final	Women's semi-final — final
Felix Vogel GER 11-5 Iker Echeverria ESP	Ina Kaplan GER 9-2 Oliwia Zalewska POL
Luca Menn GER 11-9 Mika van Berkel NED	Jiang Teng CHN 9-7 Maria-Teresa Ropero ESP

Men's quarter-final — final	Women's quarter-final — final
Iker Echeverria ESP 11-7 Wojciech Szewczyk POL	Ina Kaplan GER 9-5 Pia Filler GER
Felix Vogel GER 11-10 Mieszko Fortunski POL	Oliwia Zalewska POL 9-4 Daria Siranchuk UKR
Luca Menn GER 11-7 Francisco Sanchez Ruiz ESP	Maria-Teresa Ropero ESP 9-8 Linnéa Hjalmarström SWE
Mika van Berkel NED 11-7 Fabio Rizzi FRA	Jiang Teng CHN 9-8 Ana Gradišnik SLO

Men's final — final	Women's final — final
Felix Vogel GER 11-4 Luca Menn GER	Jiang Teng CHN 9-8 Ina Kaplan GER

Coverage

Final reportVogel 11-4 Menn · Jiang 9-8 Kaplan — champions crowned
Semi-finals reportAll-German final: Vogel v Menn · Kaplan v Jiang for the women's title
Quarter-finals reportEcheverria 11-7 Szewczyk · Vogel 11-10 hill-hill · Filler out
Day-3 resultsSzolnoki & Alcaide out — Fortunski's whitewash, quarter-finals set
Sunday order of playFinals-day sessions — QFs 10:00, SFs 13:00 & 16:00, finals 20:00
Saturday order of playEvery session, the ties to watch, what is at stake
Friday order of playMoving day — women's event joins, winners' qualification at 19:30
Day-1 resultsAlcaide's perfect start and the first-day scoreboard
Tournament previewWhy the year-end rankings are on the line
Day-2 results16 into the last 32 — Alcaide & Sanchez Ruiz hill-hill, Juszczyszyn to losers' qual.
Finals dayComplete — Vogel & Jiang take the titles

The event: the final Predator Euro Tour stop of 2026 — men's 9-ball, race-to-9 double elimination until 32 remain, then single elimination race-to-11; the 52-player women's event races to 7 down to a last-16 knockout. Tables 1–3 stream on the Pro Billiard TV YouTube channel.