Wu Siu Hong of Hong Kong ended the year 2001 as the top-ranked player in the men's Asian rankings. The 17-year-old accumulated 299 ranking points, five more than Remy Ong, Singapore, and 7 more than Ahmed Shaheen, Qatar. Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia finished as the women's ranking leader for the second consecutive year. Zulkifli garnered 470 points. Wang Yu Ling, Chines Taipei (424) and Cecilia Yap, Philippines (405) ended in second and third place resp.
Ahmed Shaheen, Qatar, and Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia, became the first ranking champions in Asia, Shaheen, the reigning World Championships Masters champion, finished the inaugural men's ranking season with 451 points, Zulkifli had a slim 4-point lead over Kim Min-Jung, Korea, with 639 to 635 points. The top 8 men and top 8 women are qualified for the inaugural World Ranking Masters.
Wu Siu Hong of Hong Kong ended the year 2001 as the top-ranked player in the men's Asian rankings. The 17-year-old accumulated 299 ranking points, five more than Remy Ong, Singapore, and 7 more than Ahmed Shaheen, Qatar. Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia finished as the women's ranking leader for the second consecutive year. Zulkifli garnered 470 points. Wang Yu Ling, Chines Taipei (424) and Cecilia Yap, Philippines (405) ended in second and third place resp. 
Ahmed Shaheen, Qatar, and Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia, became the first ranking champions in Asia, Shaheen, the reigning World Championships Masters champion, finished the inaugural men's ranking season with 451 points, Zulkifli had a slim 4-point lead over Kim Min-Jung, Korea, with 639 to 635 points. The top 8 men and top 8 women are qualified for the inaugural World Ranking Masters.