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Jeff De Luna (Philippines) v Lee van Corteza (Philippines)
Roberto Gomez (Philippines) v Alex Lely (Holland)
Alex Pagulayan (Philippines) v Pham Tuan Ngoc (Vietnam)
Ronnie Alcano (Philippines) v Daryl Peach (England)
Luong Chi Dung (Vietnam) v Earl Strickland (USA)
Francisco Bustamante (Philippines) v David Alcaide (Spain)
Fabio Petroni (Italy) v Wu Chia-ching (Chinese Taipei)
Efren Reyes (Philippines) v Konstantin Stepanov (Russia)
Ko Pin-yi (Chinese Taipei) v Goran Mladenovic (Serbia)
Kenichi Uchigaki (Japan) v Rye Seung-woo (Korea)
Marco Tschudi (Switzerland) v Alain Martel (Canada)
Oliver Ortmann (Germany) v Philipp Stojanovic (Croatia)
Charlie Williams (USA) v Niels Feijen (Holland)
Ramil Gallego (Philippines) v Kuo Po-cheng (Chinese Taipei)
Mika Immonen (Finland) v Fu Che-wei (Chinese Taipei)
Muhammad Zulfikri (Indonesia) v Corey Deuel (USA)
Joven Bustamante (USA) v Dennis Orcollo (Philippines)
Nick van den Berg (Holland) v Imran Majid (England)
Thomas Engert (Germany) v Chang Jung-lin (Chinese Taipei)
Satoshi Kawabata (Japan) v Yang Ching-shun (Chinese Taipei)
Louis Condo (Australia) v Chan Keng Kwan (Singapore)
Karl Boyes (England) v Sandor Tot (Serbia)
Tony Drago (Malta) v Bahram Lotfy (Denmark)
Leonardo Andam (Philippines) v Wu Yu-lun (Chinese Taipei)
Naoyuki Oi (Japan) v Ralf Souquet (Germany)
Vilmos Foldes (Hungary) v Dejan Dabovic (Serbia)
Marlon Manalo (Philippines) v Radoslaw Babica (Poland)
James Delahunty (Australia) v Chao Fong-pang (Chinese Taipei)
Lee Kun-fang (Chinese Taipei) v Raj Hundal (England)
Lu Hui-chan (Chinese Taipei) v Marcus Charmat (Sweden)
Shane van Boening (USA) v Antonio Gabica (Philippines)
Matjaz Erculj (Slovenia) v Harald Stolka (Germany)
 
juanbond said:
What's the word on this one? I don't know a thing about Gabica...
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they should play for money game however, gabica declined the offer because he said he was tired...after SVB beat de luna race to 21 10-ball
 
List of play and tables (all matches start at 3.30pm, Manila Time/11:30-pm Pacific/2:30am EST)

Table 1 (Main television table)

1. Jeff De Luna (Philippines) vs. Lee Vann Corteza (Philippines)
2. Roberto Gomez (Philippines) vs. Alex Lely (Holland)

------ Television break -------

3. Alex Pagulayan (Philippines) vs. Pham Tuan Ngoc (Vietnam)
4. Ronnie Alcano (Philippines) vs. Daryl Peach (England)

Table 2 (Secondary television table)

1. Luong Chi Dung (Vietnam) vs. Earl Strickland (USA)
2. Francisco Bustamante (Philippines) vs. David Alcaide (Spain)

------- Television break ------

3. Fabio Petroni (Italy) vs. Wu Chia-ching (Chinese Taipei)
4. Efren Reyes (Philippines) vs. Konstantin Stepanov (Russia)

Table 3

1. Ko Pin-yi (Chinese Taipei) v Goran Mladenovic (Serbia)
2. Kenichi Uchigaki (Japan) v Rye Seung-woo (Korea)
3. Marco Tschudi (Switzerland) v Alain Martel (Canada)
4. Oliver Ortmann (Germany) v Philipp Stojanovic (Croatia)

Table 4

1. Charlie Williams (USA) v Niels Feijen (Holland)
2. Ramil Gallego (Philippines) v Kuo Po-cheng (Chinese Taipei)
3. Mika Immonen (Finland) v Fu Che-wei (Chinese Taipei)
4. Muhammad Zulfikri (Indonesia) v Corey Deuel (USA)

Table 5

1. Joven Bustamante (Philippines) v Dennis Orcullo (Philippines)
2. Nick van den Berg (Holland) v Imran Majid (England)
3. Thomas Engert (Germany) v Chang Jung-lin (Chinese Taipei)
4. Satoshi Kawabata (Japan) v Yang Ching-shun (Chinese Taipei)

Table 6

1. Louis Condo (Australia) v Chan Keng Kwan (Singapore)
2. Karl Boyes (England) v Sandor Tot (Serbia)
3. Tony Drago (Malta) v Bahram Lotfy (Denmark)
4. Leonardo Andam (Philippines) v Wu Yu-lun (Chinese Taipei)

Table 7

1. Naoyuki Oi (Japan) v Ralf Souquet (Germany)
2. Vilmos Foldes (Hungary) v Dejan Dabovic (Serbia)
3. Marlon Manalo (Philippines) v Radoslaw Babica (Poland)
4. James Delahunty (Australia) v Chao Fong-pang (Chinese Taipei)

Table 8

1. Lee Kun-Fang (Chinese Taipei) v Raj Hundal (England)
2. Lu Hui-Chan (Chinese Taipei) v Marcus Charmat (Sweden)
3. Shane van Boening (USA) v Antonio Gabica (Philippines)
4. Matjaz Erculj (Slovenia) v Harald Stolka (Germany)
 
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juanbond said:
What's the word on this one? I don't know a thing about Gabica...
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SVB would definitely be the favorite but he will have his hands full on Gabica.
I got a feeling it will go down the wire, or I could be wrong though...
 
Will they ever take Earl off the TV table and give SVB some much deserved coverage? I understand the Filipino slanted TV coverage, but this is a blatant oversight.
 
mosconiac said:
Will they ever take Earl off the TV table and give SVB some much deserved coverage?
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Shane will get plenty long after Earl is out of the tournament. Calm down Earl fans, I'm just stating what's likely to happen. Besides, we either get to watch Earl play very impressive pool or look and act like a buffoon (1 slip glove, 1 grip glove, arm bandage, and wrist support???)
 
Hopefully SVB takes this thing off so they give him a little respect next time. To give you an idea how much effort they've put into SVB, here's his player page:

http://www.worldpoolchampionship.com/players_detail.asp?player_id=2205

Every player gets a personal page with their photo, personal information, past finishes,...,etc. His page is blank...except for the "Highlight In The Last 12 Months:" being "Qualifying for the 2007 World Pool Championship". Those US Open and World 10B wins are hardly worth mentioning.

BTW, they still list Earl as a cuetec user...and they mispelled Mike Sigel's name on Efren's page.

OK, I'll get off the soapbox now. Sorry 'bout that.
 
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mosconiac said:
Will they ever take Earl off the TV table and give SVB some much deserved coverage? I understand the Filipino slanted TV coverage, but this is a blatant oversight.
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Shut up! I love watching train wrecks and nuclear meltdowns! :D
 
iba7467 said:
Shane will get plenty long after Earl is out of the tournament. Calm down Earl fans, I'm just stating what's likely to happen. Besides, we either get to watch Earl play very impressive pool or look and act like a buffoon (1 slip glove, 1 grip glove, arm bandage, and wrist support???)
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LOL...
He looks rediculous doesn't he.....:D

Earl was a great champion for a long time, but I think now he may need some Prozac...

I bet if he got his mind right, he could play great pool again......
 
BPG24 said:
LOL...
He looks rediculous doesn't he.....:D

Earl was a great champion for a long time, but I think now he may need some Prozac...

I bet if he got his mind right, he could play great pool again......
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Whatever drug he might need to get his mind right (if, indeed, he does need a drug to do it), I hope he does it soon. He may still have several years of great pool left in him. He isn't that old. I don't know about all the gadgets he has all over him though. He played his best pool when he just had a cue in his [ungloved] hands.
 
I know Alain (the "Dancing Bear") can put racks together...I've seen it. It was more painful to Jon Kucharo who had to endure the torture first hand as his opponent.

The exact details have become murky after all these years but it was in Milwaukee (the year Earl forfeited to Corey in the finals) and Jon was up something like 4-0 (questionable memory) and came up dry on a break. Alain got up and ran that rack...and another...and another...until he had run the entire set!

Can anyone fill in the gaps?
 
MasterEye said:
Jeff De Luna (Philippines) v Lee van Corteza (Philippines)
Roberto Gomez (Philippines) v Alex Lely (Holland)
Alex Pagulayan (Philippines) v Pham Tuan Ngoc (Vietnam)
Ronnie Alcano (Philippines) v Daryl Peach (England)
Luong Chi Dung (Vietnam) v Earl Strickland (USA)
Francisco Bustamante (Philippines) v David Alcaide (Spain)
Fabio Petroni (Italy) v Wu Chia-ching (Chinese Taipei)
Efren Reyes (Philippines) v Konstantin Stepanov (Russia)
Ko Pin-yi (Chinese Taipei) v Goran Mladenovic (Serbia)
Kenichi Uchigaki (Japan) v Rye Seung-woo (Korea)
Marco Tschudi (Switzerland) v Alain Martel (Canada)
Oliver Ortmann (Germany) v Philipp Stojanovic (Croatia)
Charlie Williams (USA) v Niels Feijen (Holland)
Ramil Gallego (Philippines) v Kuo Po-cheng (Chinese Taipei)
Mika Immonen (Finland) v Fu Che-wei (Chinese Taipei)
Muhammad Zulfikri (Indonesia) v Corey Deuel (USA)
Joven Bustamante (USA) v Dennis Orcollo (Philippines)
Nick van den Berg (Holland) v Imran Majid (England)
Thomas Engert (Germany) v Chang Jung-lin (Chinese Taipei)
Satoshi Kawabata (Japan) v Yang Ching-shun (Chinese Taipei)
Louis Condo (Australia) v Chan Keng Kwan (Singapore)
Karl Boyes (England) v Sandor Tot (Serbia)
Tony Drago (Malta) v Bahram Lotfy (Denmark)
Leonardo Andam (Philippines) v Wu Yu-lun (Chinese Taipei)
Naoyuki Oi (Japan) v Ralf Souquet (Germany)
Vilmos Foldes (Hungary) v Dejan Dabovic (Serbia)
Marlon Manalo (Philippines) v Radoslaw Babica (Poland)
James Delahunty (Australia) v Chao Fong-pang (Chinese Taipei)
Lee Kun-fang (Chinese Taipei) v Raj Hundal (England)
Lu Hui-chan (Chinese Taipei) v Marcus Charmat (Sweden)
Shane van Boening (USA) v Antonio Gabica (Philippines)
Matjaz Erculj (Slovenia) v Harald Stolka (Germany)
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Thanks for the post - one correction. Joven Bustamante is Phillipines.

Does anybody know who the qualifiers are who made it this far? You sure have to give them credit if they did.

Chris
 
Is the female ref in the above vid the one that has everyone's tongues wagging? If so, it must have been a bad hair day.
 
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