List of Efren Reyes championships

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Efren Reyes is a professional pool player, who has won over 100 professional tournaments. [1] Below is a list of all championships Reyes has won and his achievements.

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Titles and achievements

  • 2024 World Billiards Museum Hall of Fame [2]
  • 2021 Seniors One-Pocket Classic
  • 2019 Junior Norris Memorial Nine-ball Shootout
  • 2018 Philippines vs. Chinese Taipei Challenge Match
  • 2018 The Break Room Eight-ball Classic
  • 2016 Accu-Stats One-Pocket Invitational [3] [4]
  • 2015 Accu-Stats One-Pocket Invitational [5] [6] [7]
  • 2014 Smokin' Aces One-Pocket Shootout [12]
  • 2013 Bergen Open Nine-ball
  • 2012 Chuck Markulis Memorial One-Pocket [16]
  • 2011 Philippine Big Time Billiards Ten-ball
  • 2010 Spanish Open Nine-ball [19]
  • 2010 Predator International Ten-Ball Championship [20]
  • 2010 Asia vs. Europe Challenge Match [24]
  • 2009 Galveston Classic One Pocket [27]
  • 2009 Fujiyama Open Nine-ball
  • 2004 On Cue 3: Intercontinental Conquest [40]
  • 2004 World All Stars Invitational Team Cup
  • 2003 Fujairah Classic Tournament [47]
  • 2003 Las Vegas Nine-ball Open [48]
  • 2003 Mid-Atlantic Nine-ball Championship [50]
  • 2002 Cafe Puro Challenge of the Masters [52]
  • 2002 Labor Day Open Nine-ball [53]
  • 2001 San Miguel Nine-ball Shootout [55]
  • 2001 Masters Nine-ball Championship [59]
  • 2001 Accu-Stats Eight-ball Invitational [55]
  • 2000 Pennsylvania State Nine-ball Championship [62]
  • 2000 USA Billiards Challenger Event 2 [63]
  • 1999 ESPN Ultimate Nine-Ball Challenge [64]
  • 1998 Camel South Jersey Ten-Ball Open [55]
  • 1997 PCA Shooters Challenge [55]
  • 1997 PCA Treasure Island Casino Nine-ball Open [55]
  • 1996 PBT Riviera Eight-ball Championship
  • 1996 PBT Legends of Nine-ball Championship [55]
  • 1996 PBT Western Open Nine-ball Championship [55]
  • 1996 PBT Florida Flare Up III [55]
  • 1995 PBT Riviera Eight-ball Championship
  • 1995 PBT Pro Tour Nine-Ball Championship [55]
  • 1995 Maine 14.1 Championship [55]
  • 1995 Bicycle Club Nine-ball Invitational [55]
  • 1995 Battle of Champions Nine-ball
  • 1994 Bicycle Club Nine-ball Invitational [55]
  • 1994 Billiard Cafe Nine-ball Open
  • 1992 Hard Times One-Pocket
  • 1992 International Eight-ball Classic [55]
  • 1992 Huebler Cup Nine-ball Open
  • 1989 Hokuriku Nine-ball Open
  • 1988 McDermott Masters Nine-ball Championship [55]
  • 1987 Citrus Nine-ball Open
  • 1987 Suncoast Nine-ball Open
  • 1987 Cue Club Classic Nine-ball
  • 1987 Q-Master Classic Nine-ball
  • 1986 Bar Box Nine-ball Bash
  • 1985 Billiard Cafe Nine-ball Open
  • 1985 Tar Heel Nine-ball Open [55]
  • 1985 Willard's Nine-ball Open [55]
  • 1985 Billiards Digest 3-Cushion Consolation Event [55]
  • 1985 Houston Red's Nine-ball Open [55]
  • 1979 Philippines-Japan Team Rotation Competition
  • 1978 Philippines-Japan Team Rotation Competition
  • 1978 Philippine 3-Cushion Championship

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