After the Florida and US Open, Biado is expected to banner Team Asia at the Reyes Cup here in the Philippines. The second edition of the tournament named after the great Efren “Bata” Reyes is set from ...

When Efren “Bata” Reyes emerged the country’s first World Pool champion around three decades ago, it served as a catalyst for the next generations of Filipino pool players to ...

WHEN Efren “Bata” Reyes emerged as the country’s first World Pool champion around three decades ago, it served as a catalyst for a new generation of Filipinos to dream that same glorious dream. One of ...

Carlo Biado made history on Sunday as he won his second World Pool Championship title after defeating defending champion Fedor Gorst of the United States, 15-13, in the finals in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

While legendary Efren “Bata” Reyes will forever remain the sport’s most iconic Filipino figure – his 1999 World Pool Championship victory in Cardiff, Wales broadcast globally and credited ...

Keeping his nerves when it matters most, Carlo Biado dethrones a tough-as-nails Fedor Gorst of the USA to become the only Filipino to rule the World Pool Championship multiple times ...

Biado is one of four Filipinos to capture the event along with Efren “Bata” Reyes during his famous 1999 run in Cardiff, Wales, Ronnie Alcano on home soil in 2006 and Francisco “Django ...

CARLO BIADO put the Philippines back on a lofty position—just like the masters of the game ahead of him—by winning the World Pool Nine-Ball Championship on Sunday morning in Jeddah, Saudi ...

His 2017 championship was also the last time a Filipino ruled the event that was also won by Efren “Bata” Reyes (1999), Ronnie Alcano (2006) and Francisco “Django” Bustamante (2010).

Efren "Bata" Reyes (1999), Ronnie Alcano (2006), and Francisco "Django" Bustamante (2010) previously won the cup for the Philippines.

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The two will have the biggest spotlight among the Pinoys as they aim to bring the trophy home for the fifth time after Efren “Bata” Reyes in 1999, Ronnie Alcano in 2006, Francisco “Django ...