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[Title] => Reyes pockets Asian 9-ball leg title, P.5M
[Summary] => Efren "Bata" Reyes turned what had appeared to be a tight finale into a 9-ball romp as he thumped Taiwanese Yang Ching-Shun, 11-6, to pocket the top $10,000 (roughly P540,000) purse in the second leg of the San Miguel Asian 9-ball Tour at the Hanggar Billiard and Recreation Center in Indonesia yesterday.
Swooping on three straight bad breaks by Yang, Reyes broke away from a 6-6 game and cruised to the win in a triumph that was more of a victory of the spirit for the 50-year-old master who had to squeak past his rivals in the first four matches via 9-8 scores.
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INDON ROBBY SUARLY AND KUO PO-CHENG
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[Summary] => Efren "Bata" Reyes turned what had appeared to be a tight finale into a 9-ball romp as he thumped Taiwanese Yang Ching-Shun, 11-6, to pocket the top $10,000 (roughly P540,000) purse in the second leg of the San Miguel Asian 9-ball Tour at the Hanggar Billiard and Recreation Center in Indonesia yesterday.
Swooping on three straight bad breaks by Yang, Reyes broke away from a 6-6 game and cruised to the win in a triumph that was more of a victory of the spirit for the 50-year-old master who had to squeak past his rivals in the first four matches via 9-8 scores.
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