Revora Spanish Open Results: Day 3
Oliver Szolnoki's title defence and David Alcaide's home run both ended on Saturday in Gandia, where Mieszko Fortunski conceded six racks in three wins and Pia Filler cruised into the women's last eight.
The Revora Spanish Open lost its defending champion and its home favourite on a ruthless Saturday in Gandia. Oliver Szolnoki's title defence ended with an 11-8 last-16 defeat to France's Fabio Rizzi, hours after Mateusz Sniegocki had knocked out David Alcaide — only for Sniegocki to be whitewashed 11-0 by a relentless Mieszko Fortunski. By the close of play both quarter-final line-ups were set, with Wojciech Szewczyk and Francisco Sanchez Ruiz still standing in the men's draw and top seed Pia Filler cruising through the women's.
Day 3 — the men's quarter-final line-up
| Player | Saturday's route to the last eight | Quarter-final (Sun 10:00) |
|---|---|---|
| Wojciech Szewczyk (POL) | 11-7 v Jonas Souto · 11-9 v Wiktor Zielinski | v Iker Echeverria |
| Iker Echeverria (ESP) | 9-2 v Fabrizio Ingrasci (LQ) · 11-4 v Ivica Putnik · 11-7 v Ramazan Dincer | v Wojciech Szewczyk |
| Mieszko Fortunski (POL) | 9-0 v Mykola Moroz (LQ) · 11-6 v Sambor Stachowiak · 11-0 v Mateusz Sniegocki | v Felix Vogel |
| Felix Vogel (GER) | 11-9 v Szymon Kural · 11-8 v Yannick Pongers | v Mieszko Fortunski |
| Luca Menn (GER) | 11-9 v Hubert Lopotko · 11-4 v Kristián Mrva | v Francisco Sanchez Ruiz |
| Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (ESP) | forfeit win v Marc Bijsterbosch · 11-0 v Gabriel Aspholm | v Luca Menn |
| Mika van Berkel (NED) | 9-7 v Karl Gnadeberg (LQ) · 11-6 v Jaroslav Polách · 11-9 v Eric Mattern | v Fabio Rizzi |
| Fabio Rizzi (FRA) | 11-3 v Dmytro Skorokhodov · 11-8 v Oliver Szolnoki | v Mika van Berkel |
The knockout is race-to-11. (LQ) marks players who came through the morning's losers' qualification.
The champion falls — and the home favourite too
Szolnoki's defence of the title he won at the same venue 11 months ago ended in the evening session. The Hungarian had already survived one deciding rack in the afternoon, edging Czech Roman Hybler 11-10, but Rizzi controlled their last-16 tie throughout and closed it out 11-8 — the Frenchman's second emphatic knockout win after an 11-3 demolition of Ukraine's Dmytro Skorokhodov.
Alcaide's homecoming ended in the afternoon. Sniegocki — who had only reached the last 32 via a 9-8 hill-hill win over compatriot Paweł Błachowski in the morning's losers' qualification — beat the Spanish favourite 11-8. His day then ended brutally: Fortunski whitewashed him 11-0 in the last 16, the second bagel of the Pole's day after a 9-0 losers'-qualification win over Mykola Moroz. Fortunski conceded just six racks in three matches on Saturday.
Konrad Juszczyszyn's week is also over. The Qatar World Cup semi-finalist, dropped into the losers' bracket late on Friday, was edged 9-8 by Spain's Jonas Souto in the morning. Daniel Macioł, the other Pole back from Doha, went out 11-7 to Sweden's Gabriel Aspholm in the last 32 — and Aspholm's reward was an 11-0 defeat to Sanchez Ruiz, who had earlier advanced when the Netherlands' Marc Bijsterbosch forfeited their last-32 tie.
Szymon Kural, the 2025 World Championship runner-up, won his losers'-qualification match 9-4 over Italy's Andrea Grosso before Vogel ended his run 11-9. Euro Tour rankings leader Szewczyk is the last of the headliners standing, beating Wiktor Zielinski 11-9 in an all-Polish last-16 tie after opening his day 11-7 against Souto.
Saturday's men's results in full
| Losers' qualification — 09:00 (race to 9) |
|---|
| Iker Andoni Echeverria (ESP) 9-2 Fabrizio Ingrasci (GER) |
| Hubert Lopotko (POL) 9-5 Walter Laikre (SWE) |
| Szymon Kural (POL) 9-4 Andrea Grosso (ITA) |
| Roman Hybler (CZE) 9-5 Jeremi Nowak (POL) |
| Ramazan Dincer (TUR) 9-3 Dennis Laszkowski (GER) |
| Mateusz Sniegocki (POL) 9-8 Paweł Błachowski (POL) |
| Mieszko Fortunski (POL) 9-0 Mykola Moroz (UKR) |
| Jonas Souto (ESP) 9-8 Konrad Juszczyszyn (POL) |
| Mika van Berkel (NED) 9-7 Karl Gnadeberg (EST) |
| Marc Bijsterbosch (NED) 9-8 Roberto Bartol (CRO) |
| Dmytro Skorokhodov (UKR) 9-1 Roger Lysholm (NOR) |
| Yannick Pongers (NED) 9-3 Petr Urban (CZE) |
| Dzmitry Hryb (POL) 9-3 Juri Pisklov (GER) |
| Kristián Mrva (SVK) 9-8 Pablo Garcia-Lagar (ESP) |
| Alvaro Lamapereira Lage (ESP) 9-8 Alex Montpellier (FRA) |
| Gabriel Aspholm (SWE) 9-7 Mariusz Skoneczny (POL) |
| Last 32 — 12:00 (race to 11) |
|---|
| Wojciech Szewczyk (POL) 11-7 Jonas Souto (ESP) |
| Wiktor Zielinski (POL) 11-5 Alvaro Lamapereira Lage (ESP) |
| Ramazan Dincer (TUR) 11-9 Yuma Dörner (GER) |
| Iker Andoni Echeverria (ESP) 11-4 Ivica Putnik (CRO) |
| Mieszko Fortunski (POL) 11-6 Sambor Stachowiak (POL) |
| Mateusz Sniegocki (POL) 11-8 David Alcaide (ESP) |
| Yannick Pongers (NED) 11-10 Tomasz Kaplan (POL) |
| Felix Vogel (GER) 11-9 Szymon Kural (POL) |
| Luca Menn (GER) 11-9 Hubert Lopotko (POL) |
| Kristián Mrva (SVK) 11-8 Emil-Andre Gangfløt (NOR) |
| Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (ESP) 7-FF Marc Bijsterbosch (NED) |
| Gabriel Aspholm (SWE) 11-7 Daniel Macioł (POL) |
| Eric Mattern (GER) 11-8 Dzmitry Hryb (POL) |
| Mika van Berkel (NED) 11-6 Jaroslav Polách (SVK) |
| Fabio Rizzi (FRA) 11-3 Dmytro Skorokhodov (UKR) |
| Oliver Szolnoki (HUN) 11-10 Roman Hybler (CZE) |
Women's event — Filler into the quarters
Top seed Pia Filler stayed on course for the title with a 7-5 winners'-qualification win over Oliwia Zalewska and a 9-1 evening rout of the Netherlands' Jolien Schuurman. Zalewska recovered through the losers' side — beating Italy's Gloria Truffa 7-3 in qualification — and then Spain's Silvia Lopez Fibla 9-4 to join the last eight, where only one home player remains: Maria-Teresa Ropero, who won twice against Ana Gradišnik (7-6) and Miriam Steiner (9-6). Filler's quarter-final is an all-German affair against Ina Kaplan, while China's Jiang Teng needed the day's only deciding rack, 9-8 over Austria's Sandra Baumgartner.
| Player | Saturday's route to the last eight | Quarter-final (Sun 10:00) |
|---|---|---|
| Pia Filler (GER) | 7-5 v Oliwia Zalewska (WQ) · 9-1 v Jolien Schuurman | v Ina Kaplan |
| Ina Kaplan (GER) | 7-3 v Miriam Steiner (WQ) · 9-4 v Oktawia Brodecka | v Pia Filler |
| Oliwia Zalewska (POL) | 7-3 v Gloria Truffa (LQ) · 9-4 v Silvia Lopez Fibla | v Daria Siranchuk |
| Daria Siranchuk (UKR) | 7-6 v Kamila Khodjaeva (WQ) · 9-4 v Li Yongxi | v Oliwia Zalewska |
| Maria-Teresa Ropero (ESP) | 7-6 v Ana Gradišnik (WQ) · 9-6 v Miriam Steiner | v Linnéa Hjalmarström |
| Linnéa Hjalmarström (SWE) | 7-2 v Oktawia Brodecka (WQ) · 9-6 v Monika Zabek | v Maria-Teresa Ropero |
| Ana Gradišnik (SLO) | 7-4 v Lena Primus (LQ) · 9-4 v Marion Jude | v Jiang Teng |
| Jiang Teng (CHN) | 7-3 v Julia Babica (LQ) · 9-8 v Sandra Baumgartner | v Ana Gradišnik |
The women's knockout is race-to-9. (WQ)/(LQ) mark winners'- and losers'-qualification wins.
Saturday's women's results in full
| Losers' round 2 — 09:00 (race to 7) |
|---|
| Julia Babica (POL) 7-0 Jolien D. Willaerts (BEL) |
| Marta Ruenes Martínez (ESP) 7-3 Sabrina Cisternino (SUI) |
| Romina Lenk (GER) 7-0 Encarna Garcia Martinez (ESP) |
| Elena Urquijo (ESP) 7-5 Veronika Kordian (GER) |
| Lena Primus (AUT) 7-1 Veronica Mariotti (ITA) |
| Vânia Franco (POR) 7-5 Monika Margeta (SWE) |
| Mirella Feito (ESP) 7-4 Merle Schmitz (GER) |
| Ine Helvik (NOR) 7-0 Eva Vivas (ESP) |
| Winners' qualification — 11:00 (race to 7) |
|---|
| Pia Filler (GER) 7-5 Oliwia Zalewska (POL) |
| Ina Kaplan (GER) 7-3 Miriam Steiner (GER) |
| Silvia Lopez Fibla (ESP) 7-5 Monika Zabek (POL) |
| Daria Siranchuk (UKR) 7-6 Kamila Khodjaeva (BEL) |
| Maria-Teresa Ropero (ESP) 7-6 Ana Gradišnik (SLO) |
| Linnéa Hjalmarström (SWE) 7-2 Oktawia Brodecka (POL) |
| Marion Jude (FRA) 7-5 Jiang Teng (CHN) |
| Sandra Baumgartner (AUT) 7-6 Jolien Schuurman (NED) |
| Losers' round 3 — 13:00 (race to 7) |
|---|
| Angelina Lubinaz (GER) 7-6 Johanna Indlekofer (GER) |
| Li Yongxi (CHN) 7-2 Ana Sevilla Gómez (ESP) |
| Gloria Truffa (ITA) 7-1 Sigrid Glatz (GER) |
| Nina-Skresholt Torvund (NOR) 7-2 Shirin Volery (SUI) |
| Julia Babica (POL) 7-4 Marta Ruenes Martínez (ESP) |
| Romina Lenk (GER) 7-2 Elena Urquijo (ESP) |
| Lena Primus (AUT) 7-6 Vânia Franco (POR) |
| Ine Helvik (NOR) 7-4 Mirella Feito (ESP) |
| Losers' qualification — 15:00 (race to 7) |
|---|
| Monika Zabek (POL) 7-6 Angelina Lubinaz (GER) |
| Li Yongxi (CHN) 7-5 Kamila Khodjaeva (BEL) |
| Oliwia Zalewska (POL) 7-3 Gloria Truffa (ITA) |
| Miriam Steiner (GER) 7-4 Nina-Skresholt Torvund (NOR) |
| Jiang Teng (CHN) 7-3 Julia Babica (POL) |
| Jolien Schuurman (NED) 7-1 Romina Lenk (GER) |
| Ana Gradišnik (SLO) 7-4 Lena Primus (AUT) |
| Oktawia Brodecka (POL) 7-4 Ine Helvik (NOR) |
Sunday in Gandia
Quarter-finals in both events start at 10:00 local, with semi-finals staggered at 13:00 and 17:00 before the finals at 20:00 — race to 11 for the men, race to 9 for the women — to close the €60,700 season finale. Tables 1, 2 and 3 are streamed on the Pro Billiard TV YouTube channel.
Day two recap: Revora Spanish Open Results: Day 2 · Event hub: Revora Spanish Open 2026: Results & Schedule
Source: official EPBF draw & results (epbf.com/tournaments/eurotour/draw-results and eurotour-women/draw-results) — snapshot at approximately 22:20 UTC on October 31, 2026, all closing-session scores confirmed final across repeated fetches. Snapshot, not a live feed.
