Ramil Gallego
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Ramil Gallego is a Filipino professional pool player from Bacolod City, Philippines, nicknamed "Bebeng".
As veteran player, Gallego has been competing in tournaments outside his homeland, mainly in Japan. The Philippine public started to know him very well when he competed in the Motolite International Tournament (won by Francisco Bustamante) and the Rising Stars Tournament (won by Edgar Acaba).
Among the Philippine players, Gallego is capable of speaking Japanese. Thus, he is occasionally being used as a translator when in Japan.
Gallego has won a number of tournaments, mostly in Asia. His most notable one is when he won the Bangkok Leg of the 2006 WPA Asian Nine-ball Tour against Au Chi-Wai of Hong Kong.
[edit] External links
- "Gallego secures Bangkok crown", Manila Times (online eidtion), 5 June 2006
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