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Django, who has been in some kind of a slump recently, looked relaxed and more confident than ever with a commanding 10-6 lead in the race to 13 duel. He unfolded his arms and glanced at the clock. It won’t be long now before he finally won something this year. But his opponent had plans of his own, and a few more strokes up his sleeve.


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BALL ASIAN TOUR

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The League of Champions

By Matthew Estabillo | June 27, 2004 - 12:00am

In The 16th Rack Of The San Miguel 9-Ball Asian Tour finals last month, pool legend Francisco "Django" Bustamante pursed his lips as he pocketed another ball and inched closer to the championship. Django,...

Starweek Magazine

San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour dadako sa Vietnam

March 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Ang Vietnam naman ang punong-abala ngayon ng ikalawang yugto ng San Miguel Asian 9-Ball tour. Ito ang unang pagkakataon na iho-host ng Vietnam ang isang inter-national event matapos mag-host ng Southeast Asian...

PSN Palaro

SARS gives SEAG the chill

By Abac Cordero | April 4, 2003 - 12:00am

There’s another deadly force that might await the hundreds of Filipino athletes who will see action in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam this December. No, it’s not the boxers of Thailand or the...

Sports