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Alex Pagulayan Biography

Alex Pagulayan is one of the most popular and richest Pool Player who was born on June 25, 1978 in Cabagan, Isabela, Philippines.

In 2002, Pagulayan won through to the finals of the US Open Nine-ball Championship, but was defeated by Ralf Souquet, 11–13. Three years later, he had another good run the US Open Nine-ball Championship title and won it, defeating Jose Parica in the finals, 11–6.

In 2003, Pagulayan went on the road in the United States with Canadian pool player Ronnie Wiseman to compete in pocket billiard tournaments. They scored a double victory at the Carolinas Open at Fast Eddie’s in Goldsboro, North Carolina, with Wiseman winning the one-pocket tournament and Pagulayan winning the nine-ball event. Later in 2003, Pagulayan reached the finals of the World Nine-ball Championship but was beaten by Thorsten Hohmann 10–17.

Alejandro “Alex” Salvador Pagulayan (born June 25, 1978) is a Filipino Canadian professional pool (pocket billiards) and snooker player. His nicknames are “the Lion” and “the Killer Pixie”. This latter nickname was given by the great Cliff Thorburn, former World and Canadian Snooker champion. Alex has a third, more recent nickname of “Mungo” (a favorite Filipino dish) given to him by Rick McCallum, former Wayne State University Pocket Billiard instructor and friend from the Hall of Fame Billiard room in Warren, Michigan. Alex was born in Cabagan, Isabela, Philippines and was raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In 2004, Pagulayan returned to the Philippines, and is a dual citizen of Canada and the Philippines.

Alex Pagulayan Net Worth

Alex is one of the richest Pool Player from Philippines. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Alex Pagulayan's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: January 13, 2024)

Very skilled players in nine-ball have the tendency to sometimes pocket four or even five balls on the break . Pagulayan in the first rack of the semi-finals in the 2004 BCA Open, sank six balls on the break — two-thirds of the entire rack. (But note that Rodolfo Luat also performed a similar feat in a Japanese tournament.) Pagulayan’s break did not include the 9 ball, and despite the six ball advantage, he lost that game (to fellow countryman Santos Sambajon).

Pagulayan also has expertise in the pocket billiards game of snooker, and his capabilities helped his Philippines team to win the Snooker Gold Medal at the 2005 SEA Games (held in Manila, Philippines) with teammates Joven Alba and Leonardo Andam. After the team’s 3–2 win against Thailand at the Makati Coliseum, Pagulayan emerged as a triple Gold Medalist.

Ethnicity, religion & political views

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In 2004 in Taipei, Taiwan, Pagulayan captured the prestigious World Pool Championship title while representing Canada. The score was a 17–13 victory over Pei-wei Chang in the final. This made him Canada’s only world champion in the sport.

Who is Alex Pagulayan Dating?

According to our records, Alex Pagulayan is possibily single & has not been previously engaged. As of January 13, 2024, Alex Pagulayan’s is not dating anyone.

Not many pool players in the Philippines excel at or even play straight pool. For a number of years, Efren Reyes was the only Filipino player known to have made runs of 100 or more. However, at a demonstration match at the 2006 Derby City Classic in Kentucky, Pagulayan made a high run of 130, the second-highest of the event. This makes him the second Filipino player known to have run 100 balls in straight pool in controlled competition.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

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Despite his 2004 relocation to the Philippines, Pagulayan still officially has a mailing address in Canada. In March 2007, when asked where he resides in a Pool Billiards News interview, Pagulayan jokingly replied, “My suitcase. Yes. That’s where I live right now – out of my suitcase.”

In 2006, Pagulayan won the first national championship of the Billiards and Snooker Congress of Philippines (BSCP), besting Gandy Valle in the final and earning P1,000,000 (US$20,639).

Facts & Trivia

Alex Ranked on the list of most popular Pool Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Philippines. Alex Pagulayan celebrates birthday on June 25 of every year.

In 2007, Pagulayan won the World Summit of Pool nine-ball championship held at the Riviera Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. American Shane Van Boening defeated Pagulayan earlier in the event, 11–4, but the veteran Pagulayan came back from the losing bracket of the double-elimination tournament chart by beating fellow countrymen Francisco Bustamante and Warren Kiamco, only to face Van Boening in the final round. The semi-finals as well as the final matches were recorded by ESPN for future broadcast, and the final match between Pagulayan and Van Boening was a race to 7. Pagulayan shot out with a strong lead, 4–1, but Van Boening managed to tie the score at 5–5. However, after Pagulayan three-fouled him, resulting in a loss of game for Van Boening, Pagulayan advanced and captured the title in the final game, ending the match at 7–5.

Where is Alex Pagulayan now?

Personal life. Despite his 2004 relocation to the Philippines, Pagulayan still officially has a mailing address in Canada.

How old is Alex Pagulayan?

44 years (June 25, 1978)

What kind of cue does Alex Pagulayan use?

Alex Pagulayan Pagulayan uses Mezz’s “The Lion” pool cue, which is 19 ounces.

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Who is Eduardo pagulayan?

Revenue Regional Director Eduardo Pagulayan, who was behind the (now aborted) closure of Megaworld) has been demoted to researcher/technical assistant at the office of Commission Caesar Dulay, where he would serve until his retirement end of June, in which case he gets less retirement benefits.

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