Wed, Jul 15, 2026
Wed, Jul 15, 2026
Butcher Big Boyz crowned National 8-Ball Team champs
The atmosphere was electric at the El Dorado Rum National 8-Ball Team Championship as the Butcher Big Boyz claimed a stunning victory over the Suicide Squad, showcasing their skill and strategy in a nail-biting final on July 6.
The championship, which took place at Butchers Chill Spot, culminated in a memorable showdown that highlighted the prowess of the participants and the spirit of camaraderie within the cue sports community.
The final match saw both teams displaying extraordinary talent and composure, but it was the Butcher Big Boyz who ultimately triumphed, securing their place as champions of this prestigious tournament.
Their expert gameplay and teamwork proved too much for the Suicide Squad, solidifying their reputation in the tournament.
In the closely contested semi-finals, Team Predators and Chief Pool Club claimed third place, rounding out the tournament’s competitive spirit. Both teams demonstrated remarkable resilience and skill, garnering respect from their peers and fans alike.
“On behalf of the Cue Sports Association, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our sponsors whose generous investment has made this event possible. Their unwavering support for the sport we all cherish is invaluable. We would like to thank: Mix and Mingle Berbice, KM Technology, WM Services, KBS Electrical, Suraj Sports Bar, Sunil and Son Pool Bar, Jason Pool Bar, Butcher’s Chill Spot, D&L Sports Bar, Embassy American Style Sports Bar and Geo Enviro Support Services,” the Cue Sports Association said in a press release.
“We would also like to offer a special thank you to our title sponsors, El Dorado Rum, for their commitment to promoting cue sports and for helping us bring this thrilling competition to life.”
Raveena Mangal, El Dorado Brand Executive, shared, “It’s been wonderful to see the camaraderie, good sportsmanship, and community spirit throughout the tournament; values that El Dorado is proud to support. Thank you to everyone who came out, participated, and joined us for the promotions.”