Reyes, Pagulayan and Cheng are Asians.
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Where's all the SVB haters...
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Reyes, Pagulayan and Cheng are Asians.
Didn't Chang and Ko win the last world cup of pool??
That guy can play and has been seen before. He also kicked Shane to the losers bracket in this very tournament.
If my memory serves me, Chang played great and had to help out big Ko in some of the world cup matches. He looked like the anchor of the duo.
I thought it was a bold move.
Different Chang.
You're right it was the other dude this past year...
He played with big Ko when they lost to Philippines in 2013...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QpQByp09jow
Yes, but somebody asked if an Asian ever won, and Kevin won last year
Yup. Chang Jung Lin is probably overall more successful, including one world title (8ball) and multiple international titles with fields just as strong if not stronger than this one.
Do you know that for sure
Spanish settlement in the Philippines first took place in the 16th century, during the Spanish colonial period of the islands. The conquistador Miguel López de Legazpi founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu in 1565, and later established Manila as the capital of the Spanish East Indies in 1571. The Philippine Islands is named after King Philip II of Spain, and it became a territory of the Viceroyalty of New Spain which was governed from Mexico City until the 19th century, when Mexico obtained independence. From 1821, the Philippine Islands were ruled directly from Madrid, Spain.
Spaniards are referred by Filipinos as "Kastila" (Castilian) named after the former Kingdom of Castile, now a region of Spain. The majority of the Filipinos of Spanish descent are of Andalusian origin, while a minority are Catalan or Basque descents. Another term for them is "Hispano Filipinos".
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So, does that mean Mexicans aren't North American?
When the country is called Pearl Of the Orient, that would mean it's an Asian country.
The country is in South East Asia.
John Disque
Banned
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Shane VanBoening is the greatest rotation player on Planet Earth.
Shane VanBoening is the greatest rotation player on Planet Earth.
you know they gambled in Shanghai after china open and Chang torched him so bad he quit...right?
well then I guess...
Well, then I guess you should've been getting some of that action then huh??
Jaden
Well, then I guess you should've been getting some of that action then huh??
Jaden
Who doesn't know who Chang was?
I'm curious as to what criteria you lean to in saying Wu is "the #1 player in the world"? I keep seeing this thrown around on here but what is it based on, hmmmmmmm?
Technically, we're all members of God's human family. :grin-square:
I often thought Native Americans were Spanish and Asian.
I sent my DNA to 23andMe a few years ago and found out I'm a real Heinz 57, with mostly Irish. Interestingly, I have 2 percent Neanderthal.
Keith, who we thought was mostly Irish, is actually mostly Scottish according to his DNA.
These guys are 10 years too late. He did win a recent major title, but definitely not as god-like as people are making him out to be.
That's going to have to be around a few more years before I buy into that. Here is why I asked:
1. Last year Ko Pin Yi wins the Worlds, Albin Ouschan wins the China Open. Everyone here says KP Yi is "the best in the world", until he came over here and had his azz handed to him tournament after tournament.
2. This year Ouschan wins the Worlds, Wu wins the China Open & suddenly Wu is "the best in the world".
Seems many here are overly impressed with Chinese/Taiwanese players without reason.