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Efren "Bata" Reyes settled down to the business of winning as he toppled Indonesian Roy Apancho, 8-5, to reach the knockout stage of the $400,000 World Pool championship at the PICC yesterday.
Reyes, who struggled in his first two matches, won the lag then took the first rack via a run-out to immediately set the tone of his relatively easy thumping of Apancho as he advanced to the Final 64.
Reyes, Apancho and American Tony Crosby actually finished with identical 2-1 win-loss marks in Group 2.
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Reyes, who struggled in his first two matches, won the lag then took the first rack via a run-out to immediately set the tone of his relatively easy thumping of Apancho as he advanced to the Final 64.
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