Rubilen Amit, Carlo Biado, and Johann Chua all do their part in a resounding sweep of Great Britain in the final of the Predator World Teams 10-Ball Championship.
MANILA, Philippines – The trio of Rubilen Amit, Carlo Biado, and Johann Chua delivered as the Philippines reigned in the Predator World Teams 10-Ball Championship in Klagenfurt, Austria, on Sunday, September 11.
But the Philippines made quick work of Great Britain this time around to claim the biggest slice of the 136,000-euro prize pool. Both dragged to a deciding rack, Amit and Biado pounced on the mistakes committed by their British foes and banked on a little bit of luck to emerge victorious in their respective sets.
“I would like to thank Carlo and Rubilen for picking me in this event,” said Chua. “This is my first medal win from the world championships. I’m so thankful and I’m so happy that I made it with them.”
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