Rubilen Amita places second in World 9-Ball
By: Leobert Julian A. de la Peña FILIPINA billiard standout Rubilen Amita bagged second place in the 2019 World 9-Ball China Open at Pudong’s Tangzhen County. Fresh from a second place finish in the Japan 9-Ball Open, Amita again fell short of notching the gold medal. The Cebuana found difficulty in her stroke as China’s

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By: Leobert Julian A. de la Peña
FILIPINA billiard standout Rubilen Amita bagged second place in the 2019 World 9-Ball China Open at Pudong’s Tangzhen County.
Fresh from a second place finish in the Japan 9-Ball Open, Amita again fell short of notching the gold medal.
The Cebuana found difficulty in her stroke as China’s Chen Siming cruised past her, 9-3, in the best of 17 finals match.
Chen was on familiar territory, winning the title twice before, way back 2010 and 2016.
The two-time World 10-ball champion Amita continued to fight back, but couldn’t cash in the much-needed clutch shots to earn a point.
Amita is currently preparing for other big international tournaments.
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