Joe Cada is the newest WOSP champion

Joe Cada is the newest World Series of Poker Main Event champion, outlasted 6,493 other hopeful entrants to take down the 2009 World Series of Poker championship early Tuesday morning.

At 1:38 AM - Darvin Moon made a lot of difficulties to the young American but  finishes in 2nd Place, Joseph Cada is the Main Event Champion!
After 3 betting up to 8 million preflop, Cada decided to go all-in and Moon thought about it...and called! Cada showed pocket 9's verses the Q J suited of Moon. The dealer showed 8 2 7 on the flop, K on the turn and 7 on the river. The crowd exploded swarmed all over Joseph Cada. Moon shook his head and started to walk slowly away from the table, but Cada moved quickly to catch him and shake his hand. An incredible finish by a player who is hardly 21 years old that is now immortalized as Main Event champion.

With his victory, the 21-year-old Michigan native becomes the youngest player to ever win the World Series of Poker main event.The bracelet is everything to me,” Cada said. “Being the youngest is definitely a bonus. The $8.5 million also a bonus. So all three of those things would be my dream.”

Darvin Moon (46) continued to remain layed back throughout all the excitement and said, ““I can’t get nervous at a card table.you don’t benefit.”

Here is how the final table finished out:

1. Joe Cada, $8,547,042
2. Darvin Moon, $5,182,928
3. Antoine Saout, $3,479,670
4. Eric Buchman, $2,502,890
5. Jeff Shulman, $1,953,452
6. Steven Begleiter, $1,587,160
7. Phil Ivey, $1,404,014
8. Kevin Schaffel, $1,300,231
9. James Akenhead, $1,263,602