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Nineball 

Have you ever wondered why Filipinos dominate the billiards world? Take a glimpse of the Pinoy’s passion for billiards outside the ESPN Spotlight. Meet Bodyi, a natural- born billiard player. His life is as exciting and colorful as the game itself. What happens at the table that night is hard to believe. Everything has changed because of that one last game—that one last ball – the nineball. The cue sticks could pierce your heart and the balls could break your head. Watch carefully.
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Have you ever wondered why Filipinos dominate the billiards world? Take a glimpse of the Pinoy’s passion for billiards outside the ESPN Spotlight. Meet Bodyi, a natural- born billiard player. His life is as exciting and colorful as the game itself. What happens at the table that night is hard to believe. Everything has changed because of that one last game—that one last ball – the nineball. The cue sticks could pierce your heart and the balls could break your head. Watch carefully.

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