Bai Yulu & Mykhailo Larkov Win WSF Championships, Reach World No. 1

by Javier Moreno - Sports Editor
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2026 WSF Women’s Championship

Selected Results

Quarter-finals

Bai Yulu 3-0 Alexandra Ceruta
narucha Phoemphul 3-2 So Man Yan
Ng On Yee 3-0 mink Nutcharut
Panchaya Channoi 3-1 Anna Prisjaznuka

Semi-Finals

Bai Yulu 4-0 Narucha Phoempul
Ng On Yee 4-2 Panchaya Channoi

Final

Bai Yulu 4-0 Ng On Yee


Mykhailo Larkov earns professional card

In the WSF Junior Championship,Mykhailo Larkov beat Wang Xinbo 5-2 to win the prestigious international underage amateur event.

With victory, Larkov will receive a two-year card to compete on the professional main tour from the upcoming 2026/27 season.

The 17-year-old from Ukraine progressed through his round-robin group with three victories and one defeat.

He then secured wins in the knockout stages, defeating Mikayel Nersisyan in the last 32 and Ayaan Iqbal 4-3 in the last 16.

Victories over Wang Xinzhong and Prin Ratmukda followed, before Larkov defeated Wang Xinbo in the final.

The opening two frames of the final were shared before larkov won three consecutive frames to move within one frame of victory.

Wang kept the match alive with a run of 75, but a break of 60 in the seventh frame sealed the win for the young Ukrainian.

Previous winners of the WSF Junior Championship include Gao Yang, Stan Moody, and Bulcsu Revesz.

2026 WSF Junior Championship

Selected Results

Quarter-Finals

Prin Ratmukda 4-2 Riley Powell
Mykhailo Larkov 4-1 Wang Xinzhong
Daniel Boyes 4-0 Wallace Wong
Wang Xinbo 4-3 Joel Connolly

Semi-Finals

Mykhailo Larkov 4-0 Prin Ratmukda
Wang Xinbo 4-0 Daniel Boyes

Final

Mykhailo Larkov 5-2 Wang Xinbo


What’s next in Bulgaria?

The blue-riband WSF Championship is next up, representing arguably the most prestigious international amateur prize to be won in snooker.

The tournament runs until February 1 with live coverage available on the WP

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