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Chua's best not enough
Manila Bulletin
|August 25, 2025
But still pockets P1.4 million for reaching semis
Johann Chua’s quest to become the third Filipino to win the US Open Pool 9-Ball Championship came to an end in the semifinals at in Atlantic City on Saturday, Aug. 23.
World Cup of Pool champion mon enough firepower to de-champion Fedor Gorst, falling 11-7, in their race-to-11 the pressure got into him in of the game.
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