Well, at least according to this article:
Biado shows up visiting billiards foes
09/27/2008
Carlo Biado
Carlo Biado showed yet another proof why he is one of the top rising stars
in Philippine billiards as he turned back two visiting world-renowned cue
artists in separate challenge matches Wednesday night at One-Side
Billiards in Ermita, Manila.
The 24-year-old mainstay of the star-studded Bugsy Promotions of
businessman Perry Mariano and a member of the Billiards Managers and
Players Association of the Philippines (BMPAP) defeated former World
10-Ball champion Shane Van Boening of the United States, 21-14, for the
P200,000 pot.
He then followed it up with a 21-16 trashing of current Taiwanese
sensation Ko Pin-Yi for a P100,000 purse.
"I'm very proud to beat two of the world's top players today. It inspires
me to strive even harder, and I hope that in the near future I could
achieve their status," said Biado, who was the runner-up in the Bulacan
leg of the First Senate President Manny Villar Cup last July.
More that fattening his pocket, those twin victories also boosted Biado's
stock for the forthcoming National Billiards League, where he could be
among the top picks.
Meanwhile, pool maestro Efren "Bata" Reyes leads a group top Filipino cue
artists in gracing the finals showdown between ABS-CBN and Team
Bulacan Media Organization (Team-bog) for the Villar Cup Media Edition
crown today at the AMF-Puyat Billiards Center in StarMall Edsa,
Mandaluyong City.
http://www.tribune.net.ph/sports/20080927spo6.html
Biado shows up visiting billiards foes
09/27/2008

Carlo Biado
Carlo Biado showed yet another proof why he is one of the top rising stars
in Philippine billiards as he turned back two visiting world-renowned cue
artists in separate challenge matches Wednesday night at One-Side
Billiards in Ermita, Manila.
The 24-year-old mainstay of the star-studded Bugsy Promotions of
businessman Perry Mariano and a member of the Billiards Managers and
Players Association of the Philippines (BMPAP) defeated former World
10-Ball champion Shane Van Boening of the United States, 21-14, for the
P200,000 pot.
He then followed it up with a 21-16 trashing of current Taiwanese
sensation Ko Pin-Yi for a P100,000 purse.
"I'm very proud to beat two of the world's top players today. It inspires
me to strive even harder, and I hope that in the near future I could
achieve their status," said Biado, who was the runner-up in the Bulacan
leg of the First Senate President Manny Villar Cup last July.
More that fattening his pocket, those twin victories also boosted Biado's
stock for the forthcoming National Billiards League, where he could be
among the top picks.
Meanwhile, pool maestro Efren "Bata" Reyes leads a group top Filipino cue
artists in gracing the finals showdown between ABS-CBN and Team
Bulacan Media Organization (Team-bog) for the Villar Cup Media Edition
crown today at the AMF-Puyat Billiards Center in StarMall Edsa,
Mandaluyong City.
http://www.tribune.net.ph/sports/20080927spo6.html