Poison Saigon Women’s 9-Ball Open

Results

Recap

Published July 10, 2026

Taiwan's Wei Tzu Chien added another title to her impressive résumé, claiming victory at the Poison Cues Saigon Women's 9-Ball Open in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event ran alongside the 2025 Predator WPA Men's World 10-Ball Championship at the Military Zone 7 Stadium, giving the women's open a high-profile platform and a stacked international field to match.

Wei, who had reached the No. 1 ranking among women on the WPA world rankings as of August 2025 according to her Wikipedia profile, demonstrated why she belongs at the top of the sport. The Taiwanese veteran has been a consistent presence on the international circuit since turning professional in 2011, and her performance in Saigon was another data point in what has been a strong run of form in 2025.

Standing between Wei and the title in the final was Rubilen Amit, the veteran Filipino star who has long been one of Asia's most decorated women's players. Amit's runner-up finish was a testament to her enduring competitive level, and a final featuring these two players made for a compelling conclusion to the event. Specific match scores from the final were not publicly available at time of publication.

The Saigon Women's 9-Ball Open was one of three headline events held concurrently under the Military Zone 7 Stadium roof during the championship week. Ko Ping Chung of Chinese Taipei took the men's 10-ball crown, while Joshua and Pia Filler of Germany claimed the Box Billiards Mixed Doubles Open — making for a week in Vietnam that delivered across every discipline on the slate, according to the WPA's official recap of the event.

For Wei, the victory in Vietnam reinforces her position at the front of the women's game heading into the final stretch of the 2025 season. She now holds top-five standing on both the WPA and WPBA rankings, per publicly available ranking data, and her title run in Ho Chi Minh City keeps her name firmly in the conversation for any year-end honors. The Pro Billiard Series event served its purpose — delivering competitive women's 9-ball on a world stage — and Wei made the most of the spotlight.

Sources: WPA Pool – Ko Ping Chung Crowned 2025 WPA Men's World 10-Ball Champion, Wikipedia – Wei Tzu-chien

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