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WPA men's division
[edit]The following are the winners of the WPA World Eight-ball Championships, Men's Division, held in Fujairah, UAE and sanctioned by the World Pool-Billiard Association.[1] They should not be confused with the WEPF Eight-ball Pool World Champions.
| Date | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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| 2008, April 18–25 | Ralf Souquet (1) |  Germany
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Ronato Alcano |  Philippines
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| 2007, March 1–8 | Ronato Alcano (1) | Philippines
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Dennis Orcollo | Philippines
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| 2005, November 8–14 | Wu Chia-ching (1) |  Chinese Taipei
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Nick van den Berg |  Netherlands
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| 2004, September 24 – October 1 | Efren Reyes (1) | Philippines
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Marlon Manalo | Philippines
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WPA women's division
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The WPA official website, WPA-Pool.com, has yet to publish the Women's Division statistics, as of September 2008, for unknown reasons.
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