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Revora Spanish Open Results: Vogel Champion, Jiang Edges Kaplan

Felix Vogel beat Luca Menn 11-4 in an all-German men's final at the Revora Spanish Open in Gandia — Jiang Teng took the women's title 9-8 over Ina Kaplan after winning the last three racks.

Felix Vogel is the 2026 Revora Spanish Open champion. The German beat compatriot Luca Menn 11-4 in Sunday evening's all-German men's final in Gandia, closing out a finals day that had begun with a hill-hill quarter-final epic. In the women's event, China's Jiang Teng edged Germany's Ina Kaplan 9-8 in a deciding-rack finish — winning the last three racks after trailing 8-6.

Men's final — Vogel 11-4 Menn

Champion Score Runner-up
Felix Vogel (GER) 11-4 Luca Menn (GER)

The men's knockout is race-to-11.

Vogel dominated Sunday's showpiece from the early racks — our tracked snapshots had him 4-2 and 9-3 in front — and from 5-3 he allowed last year's runner-up only one more rack, closing out 11-4 on Table 1. The title caps the biggest week of his season: a hill-hill quarter-final against Mieszko Fortunski in the morning, an 11-5 dismantling of Spain's last hope Iker Andoni Echeverria in the afternoon, then a one-sided final under the lights.

For Menn it is a second successive runner-up finish at this venue — he was beaten by Oliver Szolnoki in the 2025 final — after a run that included knocking out world No. 3 Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 11-7 in the quarter-finals and Mika van Berkel 11-9 in the semis.

Vogel's road to the title

Round Result
Last 32 Vogel 11-9 Szymon Kural
Last 16 Vogel 11-8 Yannick Pongers
Quarter-final Vogel 11-10 Mieszko Fortunski
Semi-final Vogel 11-5 Iker Andoni Echeverria
Final Vogel 11-4 Luca Menn

Women's final — Jiang 9-8 Kaplan

Champion Score Runner-up
Jiang Teng (CHN) 9-8 Ina Kaplan (GER)

The women's knockout is race-to-9.

The women's final was the night's drama. Kaplan had beaten top seed Pia Filler 9-5 in the quarters and raced through Oliwia Zalewska 9-2 in the semi-final, and she turned a tight final her way midway — from 4-4 she moved 8-6 ahead, two racks from the title. Jiang refused to fold: the Chinese player took the last three racks in a row to steal it 9-8 on the deciding frame.

It was a fitting end to Jiang's week — all four of her knockout wins were settled by two racks or fewer: 9-8 over Sandra Baumgartner, 9-8 over Ana Gradišnik, 9-7 over Spain's Maria-Teresa Ropero and 9-8 over Kaplan in the final.

Jiang's road to the title

Round Result
Last 16 Jiang 9-8 Sandra Baumgartner
Quarter-final Jiang 9-8 Ana Gradišnik
Semi-final Jiang 9-7 Maria-Teresa Ropero
Final Jiang 9-8 Ina Kaplan

The tournament in brief

The €60,700 Revora Spanish Open — the closing stop of the 2026 Predator Euro Tour season — drew its champions from five days at Gandia: Vogel and Jiang leave as winners, Menn and Kaplan as runners-up. Defending champion Oliver Szolnoki went out in the last 16 on Saturday evening, beaten 11-8 by giant-killer Fabio Rizzi.

For the full day's play, see the semi-finals report, the quarter-finals report and the Sunday order of play; everything is tracked on the tournament hub.

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