Asian 9-ball Tour 2008

[calebk]

it's starting tomorrow anyone gonna be following it?

[calebk]

chang jung lin has won the first lef in taipei, beating joven bustamante 11-5. bustamante just made too many errors at crucial moments

[calebk]

chang wins the second leg in penang, malaysia, beating wang hung hsiang 11=7 in the finals.

[The_Teach]

It is a great series featuring some of the world's greatest players. Shame it can only be seen in Asia on ESPN Star!

[hegeland]

Missed it - again!

Can't someone please remind on here before it starts?

[calebk]

noted, will do next time. thought you would be well informed of this tour
plus i don't think there's strong interest from a lot of members here about it.

[hegeland]

Great, I usually am. But right now I'm a little upside down mentally!

[calebk]

alright hege just for you!
the asian 9-ball tour cues off again in genting highlands, malaysia tomorrow afternoon (my time).

[hegeland]

Ah, great, cheers!

[calebk]

chang jung lin wins the genting highlands, malaysia leg beating antonio gabica 11-6 in the finals.

3 tour wins in a row!

[hegeland]

He was in ruthless form throughout the event!

[calebk]

Alright another quick reminder. The Singapore leg of the tour starts tomorrow afternoon (my time).

[calebk]

And it was won by Alex Pagulayan, defeating Dennis Orcullo in the final. First time a non-Taiwanese has won a leg on tour since Guinness became the main sponsor.

[TheStranger]

And it was won by Alex Pagulayan, defeating Dennis Orcullo in the final. First time a non-Taiwanese has won a leg on tour since Guinness became the main sponsor.

Congrats to Alex!

I've been reading up a bit at AZBilliards and it appears Pagulayan had to deal with some red tape between himself and the Filipino pool/billiard authorities before being able to get in on the Guinness tour.

[calebk]

Guangzhou leg in China now ongoing. Semifinals and finals tomorrow afternoon (my time).