In the second match Economopoulis seemed to handle the bigger table the best and took down the young gun Wang Can 11-6. Boyes came with his best game and did not allow “Eagle Eye” Jayson many visits to the table, hence the lopsided score line of 11-3 to Boyes. On Saturday evening the 6:00 pm matches were Jayson Shaw (UK) VS Karl Boyes (UK) and Nikos Ekonomopoulos (Greece) VS Wang Can (China) - In the first match Mr. Although Busti had the Lion 5-0 at the start of the match, Pagulayan just kept coming with great shot after great shot, and eventually got the win 11-9 after a couple of unexpected misses by Bustamante. In the first match Van Boening came out the winner over Orcullo 11-6. The Friday 8:30 pm matches had Dennis Orcollo (Phi) VS Shane Van Boening (USA) and Alex Pagulayan (Phi) VS Francisco Bustamante (Phi). In the second match Burford beat Deuel by the identical score of 11-6. In the first match Chris Melling outshot CJ to get the “W” at 11-6. The same format was used on Saturday evening for the bottom half of the draw.Īt 6:00 pm on Friday the matches featured CJ Wiley (USA) VS Chris Melling (UK) and Phil Burford (UK) VS Corey Deuel (USA).

There were two matches at 6:00 pm on Friday evening, and two more at 8:30 pm to whittle the top eight in the draw down to four players. The Challenge was contested on two 10-ft tables. Boyes, who flew in to play in only the Ultimate 10 Ball Championship last week, decided at the last minute to change his flight plans and take the last spot available in the sixteen man field for the Diamond Bigfoot Challenge. Former 8-Ball World Champion Karl Boyes from Blackpool, England, put in a late entry into the Diamond Bigfoot Challenge and wound up scooping the top prize.

Bigfoot running challenge