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Giving up the chance to win top honors and prestige in the Asian Games, Efren "Bata" Reyes might soon be giving up his claim for the P25 million prize he won in the recent IPT (International Pool Tour) World 8-ball Open tournament.
This came about after the IPT announced yesterday that the IPT King of the Hill tournament, slated in December in the same week of the Asiad and where Reyes is seeded in the finals having emerged the top player in the IPT ranking for the year, has been rescheduled for 2007.
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KEVIN TRUDEAU
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This came about after the IPT announced yesterday that the IPT King of the Hill tournament, slated in December in the same week of the Asiad and where Reyes is seeded in the finals having emerged the top player in the IPT ranking for the year, has been rescheduled for 2007.
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