+ Follow BUSTAMANTE THURSDAY Tag
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[Title] => Manalo fiery surge sweeps Bata
[Summary] => TAIPEI — Proving he’s up to the task, Marlon Manalo sustained his giant-killing spree, beating Efren "Bata" Reyes with an emphatic 11-4 victory to advance to the quarterfinal round of the World Pool Championship at the World Trade Center here Friday.
Playing with so much confidence and showing grace under pressure, the 28-year-old Manalo cashed in on Reyes’ uncharacteristic miss on the red 3 right on the first rack to go 1-up then dominated the entire match to the chagrin of the former champion’s millions of fans.
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[Title] => The Magician runs out of tricks
[Summary] => BUSAN – Francisco "Django" Bustamante has vowed to keep up the fight for the Filipino cue artists in the 14th Asian Games here.
"Babawi ako," said Bustamante Thursday afternoon after his bosom buddy Efren "Bata" Reyes took an early exit in the 8-ball singles event at the Dongju College Gymnasium.
Bustamante, who finished second to American Earl Strickland in the World Pool Championship in Cardif, Wales, last July, will vie in the 9-ball singles and 9-ball doubles along with Antonio Lining on Saturday and Sunday.
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BUSTAMANTE THURSDAY
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Playing with so much confidence and showing grace under pressure, the 28-year-old Manalo cashed in on Reyes’ uncharacteristic miss on the red 3 right on the first rack to go 1-up then dominated the entire match to the chagrin of the former champion’s millions of fans.
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[Summary] => BUSAN – Francisco "Django" Bustamante has vowed to keep up the fight for the Filipino cue artists in the 14th Asian Games here.
"Babawi ako," said Bustamante Thursday afternoon after his bosom buddy Efren "Bata" Reyes took an early exit in the 8-ball singles event at the Dongju College Gymnasium.
Bustamante, who finished second to American Earl Strickland in the World Pool Championship in Cardif, Wales, last July, will vie in the 9-ball singles and 9-ball doubles along with Antonio Lining on Saturday and Sunday.
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