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Playing pressure-free and confident, Gabica scuttled Jeffrey de Luna, 11-7, in the final of the men’s 9-ball singles to hand the Philippines its first gold medal after 11 days in the 15th Asian Games here late Monday.


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DOHA — Antonio Gabica came back from a shattering defeat to assure the Philippines of its first gold medal, forging an all-Filipino final with Jeffrey de Luna in the billiards 9-ball event in the 15th Doha Asian Games late Monday night.


Gabica, who lost the gold in the 8-ball final, blasted Korean Jeoung Young Hwa, 11-5, in the semis to seal the title duel for the 9-ball gold with De Luna who earlier routed Taiwan’s Yang Ching Shun, 11-7, hours after he snatched a thrilling hill-hill duel over Yukio Akagariyama of Japan, 11-10, in the quarters.


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When Alcano knocked in the 9-ball on the 28th rack the eight or so of us huddled around the small TV set jubilated and felt proud to be Filipinos.


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BATA REYES AND DJANGO BUSTAMANTE

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Donaire getting impatient?

By Joaquin M. Henson | August 1, 2010 - 12:00am

With no clear picture as to whom he’s fighting next, former IBF flyweight champion Nonito Donaire Jr. may be getting impatient if not exasperated as his career continues to show slow progress with the lack...

Sports

There's no need to reinvent the wheel

By Philip Ella Juico | December 17, 2009 - 12:00am

As of this writing, the Philippine contingent to the 25th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Vientiane, Laos is struggling to finish among the top three in the race for the overall  championship of the biennial...

Sports

RP bets seek 15 golds in SEAG

By Gerry Carpio | December 7, 2009 - 12:00am

The 253-strong Philippine athletic contingent, still reeling from unresolved domestic problems, hopes to give fellow Filipinos back home a Christmas gift of about 15 gold medals, less than 10 percent of the 379 gold...

Sports

Gaga emerges richest, most bemedalled

December 13, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — He has long stayed in the shadows of pool icons Bata Reyes and Django Bustamante with no big victory to speak of. But with the Asian Games gold medal win in 9-ball singles, the diminutive Antonio...

Sports

All-Pinoy 9-ball final assures gold

December 12, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — Antonio Gabica came back from a shattering defeat to assure the Philippines of its first gold medal, forging an all-Filipino final with Jeffrey de Luna in the billiards 9-ball event in the 15th...

Sports

Hooked again, no it was a slice

By FULL POINT By Nimrod Quiñones | November 15, 2006 - 12:00am

While I moved between my desk and the small 14-inch TV set in one corner of the office last Sunday to catch a glimpse of the World Pool Championships final match, I could not help but feel happy to see Ronato Alcano...

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