SEA Games: Carlo Biado, Johann Chua set up all-Filipino 9-ball final | Inquirer Sports

SEA Games: Carlo Biado, Johann Chua set up all-Filipino 9-ball final

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 01:43 PM May 17, 2022
Carlo Biado and Johann Chua at the pool table. Photo by Denison Dalupang/INQUIRER

FILE PHOTO–Carlo Biado and Johann Chua at the pool table. Photo by Denison Dalupang/INQUIRER

MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines is guaranteed of a gold medal in pool at the 31st Southeast Asian Games after Carlo Biado and Johann Chua on Tuesday arranged an all-Filipino final in men’s 9-ball singles.

Biado barged into the final round after repeating over Singapore ace Aloysius Yapp, 9-7, in the semifinal at Ha Dong Gymnasium in Vietnam.

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The 38-year-old Biado also beat Yapp, 13-8, to win the prestigious US Open title in September of last year in comeback fashion.

Chua, meanwhile, had a relatively easier time in the semis after turning back another Singaporean in Lian Han Toh, 9-3.

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Biado and Chua were partners in the men’s 9-ball doubles event in the 2019 Games in Manila where they finished with the bronze medal.

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