Recent content by daake0266

Then these Filipinos lose to the taiwanese in their host country and asia......interesting......

I think these singaporean can tell you something. Many singaporean can understand english and chinese very well. http://www.poolfanatic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8312&page=4&highlight=commentator

They not only suck but also have a bias in favour of the filipinos, and it is unfair to the players from other countries.

Last 4 - Wu Chia-Ching, Yang Ching-Shun, Chang Jung-Lin and Lee Van Corteza. Chao and Alcano were both out earily. Wu Chia-Ching or Yang Ching-Shun will take the Crown and US$35,000 home, because they indeed played very well in this event.

Day1 Group A - Wu Chia-Ching (TPE) 9:8 Yang Ching-Shun (TPE) Ricky Yang (INA) 7:9 Ronato Alcano (PHI) Wu Chia-Ching (TPE) 9:1 Dharminder Singh Lilly(IND) Yang Ching-Shun (TPE) 9:6 Ronato Alcano (PHI) Group B - Chang Jung-Lin (TPE) 9:8 Chao Fong-Pang (TPE) Bernard Tey Choon Kiat (SIN) 1:9 Lee...

Lee Vann Corteza was too unlucky to lose to Chao 1-9.

I think it's "Kuo" Po-Cheng not "Guo" Po-Cheng Chang Jung-Lin is 20 years old. Wu Chia-Ching and Wu Yu-Lun are both 17. I have heard Chao was planning to retire and has moved to Chinese Mainland. Is it true?

I think only Orcullo and Corteaz are under 30

20-30: Pagulayan (1978) Hohmann (1979) Yang (1978) Kuo (1978) Orcullo (1979) under 20: Wu Chia-Ching (1989) Wu Yu-Lun (3 times world junior champions)(1989) Albin Ouschan (europe junior champions, Jasmin Ouschan's young brother)(1990?)

Asian even can watch US open, BCA open, Mosconi Cup, WPBA tours, and most WPA tours etc. on TV. (in taiwan, only men&women wpc, asian tours, super cup and taiwan men&women tours are LIVE). It is also why 9-ball is so popular in asia these years.

No Yang? :eek: Many top world players, Taiwanese, Japanese, Singaporean, and asian will tell you Yang Ching-Shun is real taiwan no.1 and even top 2 players in Asia. Believe me, Yang's games can grab your eyes easily. He is also Wu's and many young taiwanese players' idol.

In Taiwan, most young players even don't know how to play 8-ball, not to mention one pocket, 10 ball and others.

But I always think Chao's break is his greatest weakness. I also heard 3 times world junior champions Wu Yu-Lun has the best break in taiwan, and he has ever defeated Bustamante and many top players to be the fastest and hardest break winner in Japan.

I'm sure Jeff de Luna has ever learned chinese kung fu.

Some of young taiwanese players are still in the school (including Wu, Hsia, Chen and Chang J.L. etc.), some of them are the coaches, and many of them are the owners of the pool halls. Then after young players gradusted from the school, they must go into the army about 2 years. It is impossible...