+ Follow FRENNIE REYES Tag
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[Title] => Efren 'Bata' Reyes kampeon sa San Miguel Asian 9 Ball Tour
[Summary] => May bisa pa rin ang mahika ni Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes.
Muling ipinakita ni Reyes ang kanyang dominasyon nang pabagsakin ang kababayang si Warren Kiamco, 11-4 sa all-Pinoy finals ng San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour sa Pool Haven sa Singapore.
"Hawak ko talaga ang numero ni Warren. Kita n’yo naman ang dami n’yang mintis na simpleng tira," ani Reyes makaraang tanggapin ang kanyang trophy at US$10,000 top prize.
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[Title] => Young Reyes joinsdad in Asian 9-ball
[Summary] => Six players including Frennie Reyes, son of Efren "Bata" Reyes, will represent the Philippines in the opening leg of the 2004 Asian 9-Ball Tour in Singapore this weekend.
The young Reyes joined the team led by his father and Francisco "Django" Bustamante at the invitation of tournament organizer ESPN which want "some interesting angle for TV," Frennie being the son of a famous player.
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[Title] => RP bets advance; Bata, Django see action
[Summary] => Two of the 10 members of the national team competing in next week’s Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam advanced to the tournament proper of the first Cafe Puro Philippine Open and Invitational 9-ball championship with relative ease, but two others got stalled by first round setbacks at the Octagon Hall of the Robinsons Galleria yesterday.
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[Summary] => Top notch billiards action begins tomorrow with 76 players from 10 countries, including the reigning and six former WPA (World Pool Association) champions, vying for top honors in the first Philippine Open and Invitational 9-ball Championships at the Robinson’s Galleria in Ortigas.
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FRENNIE REYES
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Muling ipinakita ni Reyes ang kanyang dominasyon nang pabagsakin ang kababayang si Warren Kiamco, 11-4 sa all-Pinoy finals ng San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour sa Pool Haven sa Singapore.
"Hawak ko talaga ang numero ni Warren. Kita n’yo naman ang dami n’yang mintis na simpleng tira," ani Reyes makaraang tanggapin ang kanyang trophy at US$10,000 top prize.
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The young Reyes joined the team led by his father and Francisco "Django" Bustamante at the invitation of tournament organizer ESPN which want "some interesting angle for TV," Frennie being the son of a famous player.
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