Here is a read on Efren Bata Reyes from the 11/13/2006 issue of Time Magazine - 60 Years of Asian Heroes.
It's an interesting read, friends! And I kid you not!
Much thanks for looking!
The link is here, friends!
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Efren Bata Reyes in Time Magazine!
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Here is a read on Efren Bata Reyes from the 11/13/2006 issue of Time Magazine - 60 Years of Asian Heroes.
It's an interesting read, friends! And I kid you not!
Much thanks for looking!
The link is here, friends!
Gerry said:
Jeffrey De Luna comes to mind...
EDIT: He is a great kid, no offense. But he is a little different compared to many of the other Filipinos.
Much thanks for the kind words, Gerry!
With regards to your question, all the professional pool players I've met, been with, and have seen in play are ok in my book - no arrogance whatsoever on their part.
And each time two Filipino professionals are pitted against each other (or a Filipino pro against a foreigner) here in local tours or money matches, they tend to play quiet and all. I guess they let their excellent control of the cue ball do the talking for them.
With regards to your question, all the professional pool players I've met, been with, and have seen in play are ok in my book - no arrogance whatsoever on their part.
And each time two Filipino professionals are pitted against each other (or a Filipino pro against a foreigner) here in local tours or money matches, they tend to play quiet and all. I guess they let their excellent control of the cue ball do the talking for them.
Gerry said:
AnitoKid said:
Here is a read on Efren Bata Reyes from the 11/13/2006 issue of Time Magazine - 60 Years of Asian Heroes.
That artical in from 2006?
@Fatboy:
You're welcome!
Baguio City is the summer capital of the Philippines - temperatures there are generally okay - 20-26C. It's one of my favorite vacation spots since I was a kid.
Some of my good friends from other countries say that it's not the weather that bothers them initially - it's the humidity. But once they get used to it, everything's A-OK. They love it here and they also love playing pool and all.
And I kid you not!
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You're welcome!
Baguio City is the summer capital of the Philippines - temperatures there are generally okay - 20-26C. It's one of my favorite vacation spots since I was a kid.
Some of my good friends from other countries say that it's not the weather that bothers them initially - it's the humidity. But once they get used to it, everything's A-OK. They love it here and they also love playing pool and all.
And I kid you not!
.
Fatboy said: