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Francisco "Django" Bustamante repeated his mastery over Leonardo Didal as he cruised to a 17-11 victory to retain the Philippine Open 9-ball crown at the Casino Filipino Pagcor Theater late Saturday night.
Bustamante, who defeated Didal, 9-4, in the fourth round on the winners‘ bracket, leaned on his powerful breaks then pounced on the Davaoeño’s erratic game midway in the finale to complete his fightback from 5-7 down and fashion out the win worth P500,000.
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Efren "Bata" Reyes, whose stirring victory in 1999 in Cardiff, Wales helped raise the sport to the level of a major league, is ranked No. 2 followed by Thorsten Hohmann of Germany, champion in 2003, and Alex Pagulayan, the Canada-based Filipino, who romped away with the crown in 2004 in Taiwan.
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Twelve ace Filipino cue masters resume their hunt for the top $500,000 purse (P25 million) in the IPT World Open 8-ball Championship as action in the second round gets going at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila).
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In a stirring display of pool talent, all nine Filipinos made the grade in the third round of the $2 million IPT North American Open 8-ball Championship with Efren "Bata" Reyes, Antonio Lining and Marlon Manalo leading the RP charge by sweeping their respective groups at The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nevada Wednesday.
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Bustamante, the 2002 runner-up to American Earl Strickland in Cardiff, Wales, swept Pei-Wei Chang of Taipei, 5-0, before beating Phil Wilkinson of New Zealand, 5-1, in the race-to-five, alternate-break group matches among the 128 competitors.
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Bustamante, who defeated Didal, 9-4, in the fourth round on the winners‘ bracket, leaned on his powerful breaks then pounced on the Davaoeño’s erratic game midway in the finale to complete his fightback from 5-7 down and fashion out the win worth P500,000.
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Efren "Bata" Reyes, whose stirring victory in 1999 in Cardiff, Wales helped raise the sport to the level of a major league, is ranked No. 2 followed by Thorsten Hohmann of Germany, champion in 2003, and Alex Pagulayan, the Canada-based Filipino, who romped away with the crown in 2004 in Taiwan.
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Bustamante, the 2002 runner-up to American Earl Strickland in Cardiff, Wales, swept Pei-Wei Chang of Taipei, 5-0, before beating Phil Wilkinson of New Zealand, 5-1, in the race-to-five, alternate-break group matches among the 128 competitors.
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