Chezka Centeno demolishes China's Han Yu in the final to become the second Filipina to rule the WPA World 10-Ball Women's Championship, joining Rubilen Amit
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.Predator Pro Billiard Series Facebook pagescored the biggest win of her career as she claimed the WPA World 10-Ball Women’s Championship.
A miscue by Han on the two ball in the 14th and final rack paved the way for Centeno, with the pride of Zamboanga pocketing the eight remaining balls en route to the victory that came along with the top purse of $50,000 . It was a fitting end to a stellar campaign for Centeno, who won all of her five previous matches, including a nail-biting 9-8 semifinal win over Great Britain’s Allison Fisher, to arrange a championship duel with Han.
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