Excellent article about DENNIS ORCULLO
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:smile: You are welcome. For those who have not read this article yet, do yourselves a favor and do so. This is a long, very interesting article not only about Orcullo but the Philippine pool world in general.
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This is a long read but worth every second. A great story About Dennis and pool in the Philippines. Read it you will enjoy it,,,,,,,,,,,,,
This is a long read but worth every second. A great story About Dennis and pool in the Philippines. Read it you will enjoy it,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Great read folks
You just have to read this. When you think your life is tough look at this man, where he came from and where he is now. Much respect.
I love the photo in the above posters icon. Pretty cool stuff.
You just have to read this. When you think your life is tough look at this man, where he came from and where he is now. Much respect.
I love the photo in the above posters icon. Pretty cool stuff.
Great article, thanks for posting it.
This is a very good read, reminds me of a gentleman named George Rood. He had a tough upbringing too & he too became a Champion Pool Player. I knew George personally, so I was in the know about his life.
I can remember in the 60s & 70s, there was action in the Pool Rooms around the DFW area, everyday. Texas Rec, Cotton Bowling Palace, CJ's & more around the country.
I can remember in the 60s & 70s, there was action in the Pool Rooms around the DFW area, everyday. Texas Rec, Cotton Bowling Palace, CJ's & more around the country.
A very interesting and informative article. Thanks for posting - you get a greenie from me...
Awesome story, ty for posting it.
Dennis has come a long way.
I remember staking him back in 02, a year before I migrated here in the US. There were 6 tables set up behind a wet market, lots of side action and we made a killing. Nobody knew him then. Sunrise Billiards was just 5 minutes away from were I used to live, and I had my share of hustlers that came and went, but Dennis is probably one of the best!
I remember staking him back in 02, a year before I migrated here in the US. There were 6 tables set up behind a wet market, lots of side action and we made a killing. Nobody knew him then. Sunrise Billiards was just 5 minutes away from were I used to live, and I had my share of hustlers that came and went, but Dennis is probably one of the best!
i remember, about 10 years ago, Antonio Gabica ran 11 or 12 straight racks against Dennis (winner's break). When it was Dennis' turn (after being pinned to his chair for a long time), he scratched on his second shot on that rack. Then he swore on national TV, and everybody was laughing including him. He lost to Gabica 17-3.
now Dennis is one of the most feared pool players in the world.
now Dennis is one of the most feared pool players in the world.
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