Fisher and Atencio Crowned Jax Mixed Doubles Open Champions
PhilBoxing.com
Sun, 21 Dec 2025
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, Jacksonville Florida
December 20, 2025
The Jax Mixed Doubles Open concluded after four unforgettable days of competition, emotion, and world-class pool, crowning Allison Fisher and Jesús Atencio as champions at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront. The pair navigated a demanding field and delivered under pressure when it mattered most, capturing the title in front of an energized crowd along the St. Johns River.
Fisher and Atencio’s run was defined by composure, trust, and a growing partnership that resonated throughout the week. Following the win, Atencio shared his gratitude, saying, “I got lucky to have the best partner in the world — it was a dream for me to be able to play with her,” referring to Fisher, widely regarded as the most decorated female cueist of all time. Their connection on and off the table proved to be a defining factor in their championship performance.
Finishing as runners-up were Konrad Juszczyszyn and Chou Chieh-Yu, who delivered a strong and disciplined showing throughout the event. Their consistency and teamwork carried them to the final match, where they pushed the champions and showcased why they are among the elite mixed doubles pairings on the international stage.
The semifinals featured two standout teams who left a lasting impression. Jayson Shaw and Savannah Easton captured the hearts of fans with a high-energy, fearless style of play that made them a crowd favorite, while Xin-Yu Hong and Sun Yi Hsuan demonstrated poise, precision, and resilience in a deep run that highlighted their chemistry and competitive spirit.
Across four days of intense matches, momentum swings, and emotional highs and lows, the Jax Mixed Doubles Open delivered a compelling showcase of teamwork and elite performance. The Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront once again proved to be an exceptional host, providing a world-class setting that elevated the experience for players and fans alike, and solidifying Jacksonville’s place as a premier destination for top-tier cue sports competition.
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