The 2025 Predator WPA Women’s 10-Ball World Championship presented by VenBilliards came to a thrilling conclusion in Bali, Indonesia, as Chezka Centeno of the Philippines claimed her second World 10-Ball title at just 26 years old.
Centeno, known for her calm composure and effortless precision under pressure, defeated fellow Filipino star Rubilen Amit in a high-stakes final that captivated fans around the world. The all-Filipino showdown highlighted the Philippines’ continued dominance on the international stage, as both players demonstrated extraordinary skill, sportsmanship, and mutual respect throughout the match.
In the semifinals, Margarita Fefilova and Shasha Liu delivered strong performances, each falling just short of a spot in the championship match after an impressive run through a fiercely competitive field.
Centeno’s victory marks her second world title in the discipline, cementing her legacy as one of the premier talents in women’s pool. Her humility after the win—summed up by her words, “I’m just lucky”—captured the hearts of fans and showcased the quiet confidence that defines her game.
The week-long championship brought together the world’s best women’s 10-ball players for an unforgettable event filled with intensity, emotion, and world-class performances—all set against the stunning backdrop of Bali, Indonesia.
The Predator Pro Billiard Series extends its deepest gratitude to all partners, sponsors, and supporters who helped make this world championship a success. Their continued commitment to growing the sport and creating opportunities for athletes around the globe remains vital to events like these.