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Television
Once again the World Cup of Pool will be filmed for television and edited into 31 one-hour programmes by Matchroom Sport and broadcast on channels around the world.

UK fans will be able to hear commentary from Phil Yates and the Voice of Pool Jim Wych (pictured above interviewing Efren Reyes and Francisco Bustamante), while a number of players will also provide expert analysis.

The 2008 PartyPoker.net World Cup of Pool will be broadcast on the following channels in 31 1-hour packages.

Ten Sports (M. East), BSKYB (UK) Sky Network (New Zealand), Fox (Australia), Fox (USA), Neo Sports (India), JSkySports (Japan), Measat (Indonesia), CCTV (China), StarHub (Singapore), Videoland (Taiwan), Sceen One (Iceland), i-cable (Hong Kong), Measat (Malaysia), Solar Ent. (Philippines), DSF (Germany), 7TV (Russia), Telesport (Romania), Showtime (Middle East), MMS (Ukraine)

TO find out about broadcasting this event or any of our other top pool competitions, including the World Pool Championship, Mosconi Cup and World Pool Masters, please contact Karen Manzi, Matchroom Sport's head of TV sales, on +44 1869 340940.