Little Monster Mixed Doubles Open

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Recap

Published July 10, 2026

Spain played host to one of the Pro Billiard Series' most anticipated mixed doubles events, and when the final rack was pocketed at the 2025 Predator Little Monster Mixed Doubles Open, it was the pairing of Hungary's Oliver Szolnoki and Taiwan's Zhang Mu-Yan who stood atop the podium. The duo navigated a competitive field to claim the title, with Marco Teutscher and Wang Wan-Ling falling just short in the runner-up position.

Szolnoki arrived in Spain as one of the more decorated players in the field. The Hungarian, according to his Wikipedia profile, had already collected the 2025 Euro Tour Spanish Open and the 2025 World Games Ten-ball Singles title heading into this event — meaning the Little Monster Mixed Doubles crown added another significant piece to what has been a standout year on the international circuit. Ranked as high as No. 1 on the Euro Tour, Szolnoki's consistency across formats and disciplines has made him a constant presence in the conversation at the top of European pool.

Zhang Mu-Yan's contributions alongside Szolnoki were central to the partnership's success. Mixed doubles events at the Pro Billiard Series level demand chemistry and adaptability from both players, and the Szolnoki/Zhang pairing proved capable of handling the pressures of a competitive bracket in Spain. Reaching the final in any PBS event is a meaningful result; winning it outright is another matter entirely.

Marco Teutscher and Wang Wan-Ling made the final and pushed the competition through to its conclusion. Their runner-up finish reflects the quality the pair brought throughout the bracket, and reaching the championship match at a PBS mixed doubles open is a result that speaks for itself in terms of competitive standing. The margins in professional pool are rarely wide, and both finalist teams demonstrated that throughout the event.

The Little Monster Mixed Doubles Open's placement in Spain added an international texture to the Pro Billiard Series calendar, drawing talent from across Europe and Asia into a single bracket. For Szolnoki in particular, the title adds to what Wikipedia's records list as a remarkably productive 2025 campaign — one that has seen him compete and win across multiple formats and tours. With the PBS continuing to grow its mixed doubles programming, results like this one help define which partnerships are worth watching as the format develops further on the professional stage.

Sources: Olivér Szolnoki – Wikipedia

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