Player Dương Quốc Hoàng showcased his class by defeating Tạ Văn Linh in the semifinals of the All Star Vietnam Invitational 2026.

Player Duong Quoc Hoang has secured a spot in the quarterfinals of the 2026 All Star Vietnam Invitational.

Vietnamese billiards continued to make a strong mark at the 2026 Asian Carom Championships as Nguyen Duc Yen Sinh won the women's 3-cushion title. The success of the 22-year-old player contributed to a brilliant tournament for host Vietnam with many impressive achievements.

Cueist Duong Quoc Hoang became the champion of the 99 Allin C2 Tournament by defeating his Filipino rival, Aivan Maluto.

Bao Phương Vinh's impressive journey at the 2026 Asian Billiards Championship ended with a runner-up finish after losing to South Korean player Kim Haeng Jik in the final, which concluded on the evening of May 8.

The knockout round of the 3-cushion carom event at the 2026 Asian Billiards Championship on the morning of May 8 witnessed a major "shock" as Bao Phương Vinh staged a spectacular comeback to defeat the defending champion and world number one, Cho Myung Woo of South Korea.

Vietnam's top cueist, Tran Quyet Chien, has learned his opponent for the knockout round of the three-cushion carom event at the 2026 Asian Billiards Championship. Quyet Chien will face South Korea's Kim Haeng Jik in a match considered the highlight of the round of 16.

Top Vietnamese cueists continue to show impressive form at the 2026 Asian Carom Billiards Championship currently held in Ho Chi Minh City. Tran Quyet Chien, Bao Phuong Vinh, Le Thanh Tien... have secured their spots in the knockout stage of the men's three-cushion carom event.

The 2026 Asian Carom Billiards Championship will take place from May 7 to 10 at Ho Xuan Huong Stadium (Ho Chi Minh City), gathering many top regional players. Among them, the men's 3-cushion carom event promises to be the highlight with an exciting format and large prize money.

The Vietnamese sports community is particularly focused on the decisive choice of several top cueists to stop competing from the very first day, after discovering an image of the "nine-dash line" violating sovereignty appearing at an international event.