Little Monster Women’s Int’l Open

Results

Recap

Published July 10, 2026

South Korea's Seo Seoa added another title to her growing résumé at the Little Monster Women's International Open, organized by the Pro Billiard Series in Spain, defeating England's Kelly Fisher in the final to claim the championship. The victory continued a remarkable stretch of form for the 22-year-old from Gwangju, who has established herself as one of the most consistent performers on the international women's circuit.

The final matchup carried a storyline worth noting for anyone who follows the women's game closely. Fisher and Seoa have met in high-stakes situations before — most notably at the 2023 Kamui WPA World Women's 9-Ball Championship, where Seoa eliminated the then-defending champion Fisher 9-8 in the quarterfinals, per WPA Pool. Their clash in Spain meant the two players were once again sorting out billing at the top of a major event, with Seoa again coming out on top.

For Fisher, the runner-up finish in Spain is a reminder that the BCA Hall of Famer remains a fixture at the business end of elite women's tournaments. A former dominant force in the women's game, Fisher continues to compete at the highest level, and a final appearance at a Pro Billiard Series international event is no small achievement in a field that has grown increasingly competitive in recent years.

Seoa's 2025 season has been one for the record books. Earlier in the year, she claimed the WPA Women's World Nine-Ball Championship — the most prestigious title in the women's game — defeating Kristina Tkach in a final that stretched close to four hours, according to WPA Pool. She also made headlines at the 2025 World Pool Championship, eliminating two-time champion Albin Ouschan 9-2 in the open-field event, per Matchroom Pool. Adding the Little Monster Women's International Open to that collection underscores just how productive her year has been.

Known on tour as the "Princess of Pool," per her Wikipedia profile, Seoa turned professional in 2018 and has steadily built toward this kind of sustained success. Her Spain victory rounds out a season that few players on the women's circuit — or the sport at large — could match for sheer output. With the Pro Billiard Series continuing to expand its international footprint, events like this one in Spain give players on both sides of the draw the kind of stage their performances deserve.

Sources: WPA Pool – Seo Seoa Crowned 2025 World Champion, WPA Pool – Seoa Beats Fisher (2023), Matchroom Pool – Seoa Stuns Ouschan, Wikipedia – Seo Seoa

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