Orcollo, De Luna make q’finals in Guinness Speed Ball Challenge | Inquirer News

Orcollo, De Luna make q’finals in Guinness Speed Ball Challenge

/ 03:00 PM July 16, 2012

Dennis “Robocop” Orcollo blasted local bet Adolof Leunupun in the Round-of-16 with a five-rack total time of five minutes and 18 seconds versus the Indonesian’s time of 08:13 to become the first Filipino to enter the quarterfinals of the 2012 Guinness World Series of Pool: Speed Ball Challenge at the Ciputra World Mall in Surabaya, Indonesia yesterday.

Following suit was compatriot Jeffrey “The Bull” De Luna (05:00), who scored a similar easy win against Indonesian veteran Ricky Yang (05:38).

Orcollo, whose performance in day 2 was hampered by high fever, seemed to have recovered as he delivered a solid run during his head-to-head encounter with the Indonesian.

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An impressive opening rack of 58 seconds from the Filipino ace set the tone for the victory.

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Orcollo will take on another Indonesian, Cherry Suliawan, in the next round.

Suliawan defeated compatriot Iwan Saga, 05:58-07:49.

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De Luna, on the other hand, will have his hands full in his quarterfinal clash against current world number one Darren Appleton, who scorched American top shooter Shane Van Boening, 04:33-05:09 in their top 16 matchup.

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Earlier in the day, Blackburn native Karl Boyes put on a fantastic show to defeat his Indonesian counterpart Ferdi with a total time of 04:47 against 08:06.

Finland’s Mika Immonen followed suit with a 05:27 time against Muhammad Andre’s 06:28. Correspondent Marlon Bernardino

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