NALASAP ng pamosong ‘Billiard Cop’ na si Eric Bayhon, 2017 Los Angeles, California World Police and Fire Games 5th placer, ang kabiguan sa J&P Navigator Japan 9-Ball Cup Championships na ginaganap sa AMF-Puyat Bowling and Billiards Center, Superbowl, sa Makati City.

Ang 37-year-old Bayhon na isang Police Staff Sgt. mula sa hanay ng Police Security and Protection Group na nasa kandili ni PBGen. Filmore Escobal ay nanaig muna kay Jong Hwan Kang ng Korea, 5-2, sa opening round, kasunod ng pagkatalo kay lady cue artist Leslie Gaite, 5-4.

Young cue artists take a souvenir photo with International Billiards/Snooker Champion Marlon Manalo (center), a nominee of Patrol Party-list during the opening of the 2019 J&P Navigator Japan 9-Ball Cup Championships being held at the AMF-Puyat Bowling and Billiards Center, Superbowl, 3rd Level, Makati Cinema Square, Pasong Tamo in Makati City.

Ang Ateneo de Zamboanga University BS Management graduate student Bayhon na naunang kumuha ng 2-0 hanggang 4-3 lead bago masigurado ni Gaite ang dalawang magkasunod na racks para sa 5-4 decision tungo sa panalo sa P108,000 total pot prize event, sanctioned ng Games and Amusements Board (GAB) na suportado ng Puyat Sports, Wilde Blu Chalk, Volturi Custom Cases PH, Chili Juan, Makati Pool Players Association (MAPPA) sa gabay ni president Arvin Arceo at world renowned blogger Leslie “Anito Kid” Mapugay na tampok ang 213 pool players.

'Pikon daw?' UAAP fan na nag-dirty finger, agaw-eksena sa San Juan Arena!

Nakapagtala din si DMC Entertainment and Production management boss Jesse “Kuye Jesse” Gonzales Cambosa Sr., ng 5-3 panalo kay Xris Angeles.