Niels Feijen in Manila

[hotrod622]

chua
biado
ignacio
faraon
banares
raga


i put chua on top because his kicking and safety game continuously improves, and he practices his jump shots and break a lot. his practice routine is really good - very consistent. biado over ignacio because of experience. but all these six on the list can beat each other any time. i can put maybe 4 or 5 more on this list but they are not popular and do not really join tournaments local and abroad. i hope we do good in this year's W9B.

Where does Baseth Mocaibat fit in this group. I watched a video of him spotting Efren Reyes and another of him spotting Francisco Bustamante. That's pretty strong where I come from.

 

[arps]

Does this mean he would need weight from chua, biado or ignacio?

of course not. FYI, i've seen edgie beat biado and alcano on money matches. i think he even beat svb in USBTC 10-ball. all these Filipino professionals are pretty much the same caliber (maybe a small difference). the rank i made was based on their tournament exposure. i'd pick chua, ignacio, biado, orcollo, corteza over geronimo for that reason.

 

[hotrod622]

of course not. FYI, i've seen edgie beat biado and alcano on money matches. i think he even beat svb in USBTC 10-ball. all these Filipino professionals are pretty much the same caliber (maybe a small difference). the rank i made was based on their tournament exposure. i'd pick chua, ignacio, biado, orcollo, corteza over geronimo for that reason.

Thanks for your insight and reply