In the very last game of the 2009 Women's World Championships in Las Vegas, the Masters gold medal was decided between Clara Juliana Guerrero from Colombia and Hwang Sun-Ok, Korea. Guerrero had won the gold medal in All Events while Hwang had already two gold medals in Doubles and Team. Guerrero averaged over 232 on her way to the championship match including a record 805 3-game series but Hwang could even top this averaging over 237. After being tied at 2-2, the deciding fifth game determined the champion. To watch the decision scroll down.

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Masters Title Match - Deciding game between Clara Juliana Guerrero (COL) and Hwang Sun-Ok (KOR)

 

 

 

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