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Francisco Bustamante

January 07, 2023

For the Spanish painter, see Francisco Bustamante (painter).

Francisco Bustamante (born December 29, 1963) is a Filipino professional pool player from Tarlac, Central Luzon and the 2010 World Nine-ball Champion,[1] nicknamed "Django", after the lead character of the 1966 film of the same name,[2] and sometimes also called "Bustie", especially in the United States. Bustamante has won over 70 International titles.

Francisco Bustamante
Bustamante at an event, ca. 2007
Born (1963-12-29) December 29, 1963 (age 59)
Tarlac, Philippines
Sport country Philippines
Nickname"Django"
Professional1988
Tournament wins
World Champion9-Ball (2010)
Medal record
Representing  Philippines

Men's Nine-Ball
Asian Games
2002 Busan Doubles

Early life

Bustamante is the youngest of eight siblings. He picked up the nickname "Django" because his character and his appearance with a cigarette in his mouth was reminiscent of the movie character of that name. His father made a living through building toilets and planting rice, and Bustamante also worked in these activities. He began working in his sister's pool hall, racking and spotting balls on the tables, and practising alone on the tables after the hall had closed.[3]

Bustamante never completed high school and concentrated on pocket billiards from 10 years of age. After some success in the Philippines, Bustamante moved to Germany where he stayed for over ten years, competing in a number of tournaments in Europe.[4]

Professional career

Bustamante has won titles including the Munich Masters, the German Nine-ball Championship, and the All Japan Championship. With his win in Tulsa, Bustamante became champion of the 1998 Camel Pro Billiards Series year-long point fund. He then finished the season by winning the Columbus 10-Ball Open and becoming the first player to win three Camel titles in one season. His Columbus 10-Ball title completed the first ever Camel trifecta, with titles in each of the three games contested on the Camel Pro Billiards Series: eight-ball, nine-ball and ten-ball. Known for his flamboyant style at the table and behind-the-back shots, Bustamante also holds the world record for having the most powerful break shot.

In 1999, Bustamante finished third in the WPA World Nine-ball Championship after losing to Efren Reyes, who went on to win. A few months later he won the International Challenge of Champions. He won that tournament again three years later.[5]

The next year, Bustamante won the Motolite 9-ball Tournament, an event held in the Philippines, beating Antonio Lining. The victory prize was $30,000, the largest first prize offered in a Philippine-held tournament at that time.

In 2002, Bustamante received a phone call from his wife during the World Pool Championships, informing him that his daughter, who was less than a year old, had died. Bustamante considered forfeiting his contention at the tournament to return to the Philippines, but some people around including fellow countryman Efren Reyes convinced him to go on.[6] On his way to the final, Bustamante beat Antonio Lining in the last 16, Efren Reyes in the quarter finals, and Ching Shun Yang in the semis. In the final, he met Earl Strickland, twice winner of the tournament. After leading for most of the match, Bustamante lost the match 17–15.

Bustamante won the Peninsula Nine-ball Open, Gabriel's Las Vegas International Nine-ball tournament, the IBC Tokyo Nine-ball International, and the All Japan Nine-ball Championship. He also won the Sudden Death Seven-ball tournament, dedicating the victory to his daughter. With this string of victories, he became the AZBilliards 2002 Player of the Year.[7]

Bustamante won the World Pool League in 2004, defeating world nine-ball champion Alex Pagulayan.[8] He reached the finals of that event in 2001 but was beaten by Steve Knight.

In 2007, he was undefeated in the United States Pro Tour Championship held at the Normandie Casino in Los Angeles, California.[9]

For 2007, he was ranked #7 in Pool & Billiard Magazine's "Fans' Top 20 Favorite Players" poll.[10]

He competed in the 2008 WPA World Straight Pool Championship where he finished second behind Niels Feijen, becoming the only Filipino player to reach the finals of the event.[11]

In 2010, Bustamante again reached the finals of the World Nine-ball Championship, winning the match and the title against Taiwan's Kuo Po-cheng.[12]

On July 27, 2010, Francisco Bustamante, along with Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart, founders of the American Pool Players Association (APA), were elected to the Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame,[13] and inducted on October 21, 2010.[14] Bustamante was the second player from the Philippines to be inducted, after Efren Reyes.

Titles and Achievements

References

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External links

  • Francisco Bustamante Matches
  • Francisco Bustamante on cover of Inside Pool Magazine June 26, 2007, at the Wayback Machine


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francisco, bustamante, spanish, painter, painter, born, december, 1963, filipino, professional, pool, player, from, tarlac, central, luzon, 2010, world, nine, ball, champion, nicknamed, django, after, lead, character, 1966, film, same, name, sometimes, also, c. For the Spanish painter see Francisco Bustamante painter Francisco Bustamante born December 29 1963 is a Filipino professional pool player from Tarlac Central Luzon and the 2010 World Nine ball Champion 1 nicknamed Django after the lead character of the 1966 film of the same name 2 and sometimes also called Bustie especially in the United States Bustamante has won over 70 International titles Francisco BustamanteBustamante at an event ca 2007Born 1963 12 29 December 29 1963 age 59 Tarlac PhilippinesSport country PhilippinesNickname Django Professional1988Tournament winsWorld Champion9 Ball 2010 Medal record Representing PhilippinesMen s Nine BallAsian Games2002 Busan Doubles Contents 1 Early life 2 Professional career 3 Titles and Achievements 4 References 5 External linksEarly life EditBustamante is the youngest of eight siblings He picked up the nickname Django because his character and his appearance with a cigarette in his mouth was reminiscent of the movie character of that name His father made a living through building toilets and planting rice and Bustamante also worked in these activities He began working in his sister s pool hall racking and spotting balls on the tables and practising alone on the tables after the hall had closed 3 Bustamante never completed high school and concentrated on pocket billiards from 10 years of age After some success in the Philippines Bustamante moved to Germany where he stayed for over ten years competing in a number of tournaments in Europe 4 Professional career EditBustamante has won titles including the Munich Masters the German Nine ball Championship and the All Japan Championship With his win in Tulsa Bustamante became champion of the 1998 Camel Pro Billiards Series year long point fund He then finished the season by winning the Columbus 10 Ball Open and becoming the first player to win three Camel titles in one season His Columbus 10 Ball title completed the first ever Camel trifecta with titles in each of the three games contested on the Camel Pro Billiards Series eight ball nine ball and ten ball Known for his flamboyant style at the table and behind the back shots Bustamante also holds the world record for having the most powerful break shot In 1999 Bustamante finished third in the WPA World Nine ball Championship after losing to Efren Reyes who went on to win A few months later he won the International Challenge of Champions He won that tournament again three years later 5 The next year Bustamante won the Motolite 9 ball Tournament an event held in the Philippines beating Antonio Lining The victory prize was 30 000 the largest first prize offered in a Philippine held tournament at that time In 2002 Bustamante received a phone call from his wife during the World Pool Championships informing him that his daughter who was less than a year old had died Bustamante considered forfeiting his contention at the tournament to return to the Philippines but some people around including fellow countryman Efren Reyes convinced him to go on 6 On his way to the final Bustamante beat Antonio Lining in the last 16 Efren Reyes in the quarter finals and Ching Shun Yang in the semis In the final he met Earl Strickland twice winner of the tournament After leading for most of the match Bustamante lost the match 17 15 Bustamante won the Peninsula Nine ball Open Gabriel s Las Vegas International Nine ball tournament the IBC Tokyo Nine ball International and the All Japan Nine ball Championship He also won the Sudden Death Seven ball tournament dedicating the victory to his daughter With this string of victories he became the AZBilliards 2002 Player of the Year 7 Bustamante won the World Pool League in 2004 defeating world nine ball champion Alex Pagulayan 8 He reached the finals of that event in 2001 but was beaten by Steve Knight In 2007 he was undefeated in the United States Pro Tour Championship held at the Normandie Casino in Los Angeles California 9 For 2007 he was ranked 7 in Pool amp Billiard Magazine s Fans Top 20 Favorite Players poll 10 He competed in the 2008 WPA World Straight Pool Championship where he finished second behind Niels Feijen becoming the only Filipino player to reach the finals of the event 11 In 2010 Bustamante again reached the finals of the World Nine ball Championship winning the match and the title against Taiwan s Kuo Po cheng 12 On July 27 2010 Francisco Bustamante along with Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart founders of the American Pool Players Association APA were elected to the Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame 13 and inducted on October 21 2010 14 Bustamante was the second player from the Philippines to be inducted after Efren Reyes Titles and Achievements Edit2020 Scotty Townsend One Pocket 2019 Big Tyme Classic One Pocket 2019 Junior Norris Memorial 10 Ball Ring Game 2019 Junior Norris Memorial 10 Ball Shootout 2019 Derby City Classic One Pocket 2018 Midwest Bar Table Classic One Pocket 2018 Derby City Classic Master of the Table 15 2018 Derby City Classic One Pocket 16 2017 Derby City Classic Bank Pool 17 2016 Derby City Classic Bank Pool Ring Game 2014 Interpool Open 10 Ball Challenge 2013 Derby City Classic Master of the Table 18 2013 Derby City Classic Bank Pool 19 2013 Southern Classic Master of the Table 2013 Southern Classic 9 Ball Ring Game 20 2013 Chet Itow Memorial 9 Ball 21 2013 White Diamond Super 9 Ball 22 2013 NJ State 10 Ball Championship 23 2012 Derby City Classic 10 Ball Challenge 2012 West Coast Challenge One Pocket Event 24 2012 West Coast Challenge 10 Ball Event 25 2010 Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame 2010 Philippine Sportsman of the Year 2010 WPA World Nine ball Championship 26 2010 Japan Open 9 Ball 27 2010 Asia vs Europe Challenge Match 28 2010 Chuck Markulis Memorial 9 Ball 29 2009 World Cup of Pool with Efren Reyes 30 2009 All Japan Championship 31 2008 Derby City Classic Master of the Table 32 2008 Blaze ABCD 9 Ball Tour Stop 14 33 2007 Hard Times Summer Jamboree One Pocket 34 2007 Hard Times Summer Jamboree 9 Ball 35 2007 UPA US Pro Tour Championship 36 2007 Willy Wonka s Chocolate Factory Bumper Pool 2006 World Cup of Pool with Efren Reyes 37 2005 Masters 9 Ball Championship 38 2005 All Filipino Billiards Open 39 2005 Weert Open Ten Ball Ring Game 40 2005 Turning Stone Classic 41 2004 World Pool League 42 2004 Falcon Cue 9 Ball Tour Open Stop 11 43 2004 World All Stars Invitational Team Cup 2003 ESPN International Challenge of Champions 44 2003 Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour Stop 16 45 2003 Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour Stop 15 46 2003 Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour Stop 2 47 2002 Billiards Digest Player of the Year 2002 All Japan Championship 48 2002 IBC Tokyo 9 Ball International 49 2002 IBC Munich 9 Ball Open 50 2002 Japan Open 9 Ball 2002 Asian Games Nine ball doubles 2002 ESPN Sudden Death Seven ball 51 2002 Gabriels Las Vegas Intvitational 52 2002 Peninsula 9 Ball Open 53 2002 Motolite World 9 Ball Challenge 54 2001 World Pool Masters 55 2001 Turning Stone Classic 56 2001 Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour Stop 1 57 2000 Motolite International Nine Ball Championship 58 2000 Euro Tour German Open 40 1999 ESPN International Challenge of Champions 40 1999 Camel Tulsa Nine Ball Open 40 1998 World Pool Masters 59 1998 Billiards Digest Player of the Year 1998 Euro Tour German Open 40 1998 Sands Regency 9 Ball Open 40 1998 Camel Riviera Eight Ball Open 40 1998 Camel Tulsa Nine Ball Open 40 1998 Camel Columbus Ten Ball Open 40 1997 Camel Kasson Open 40 1997 Camel Denver Open 40 1995 German Pool Championship 9 Ball 1994 German Pool Championship 9 Ball 1993 PBT World Team Billiards 1993 PBT Bicycle Club Invitational 40 1992 Japan Open 9 Ball 1991 Brunswick Munich MastersReferences Edit Bustamante is new king of World 9 Ball Pool Sports GMANews TV Official Website of GMA News and Public Affairs Latest Philippine News Archived from the original on July 8 2010 Retrieved July 6 2010 2002 AZBilliards Player of the Year Archived June 11 2007 at the Wayback Machine interview with Bustamante Ted Lerner October 2010 One of a Kind Billiards Digest p 2 Archived from the original on October 24 2010 Retrieved October 7 2010 Eddie Alinea July 9 2010 Django s win a realization of a lifetime dream PhilBoxing com Archived from the original on July 10 2010 Retrieved July 9 2010 Bustamante wins Challenge of Champions AzBilliards com Archived from the original on June 13 2011 Retrieved August 14 2008 Interview with Francisco Bustamante Archived June 11 2007 at the Wayback Machine AzBilliards com Retrieved June 18 2007 2002 AzBilliards Men s Player of the Year Francisco Bustamante Archived November 11 2007 at the Wayback Machine AzBilliards com Retrieved June 18 2007 Bustamante Takes First League Title AzBilliards com Archived from the original on June 13 2011 Retrieved August 14 2008 Bustamante Wins US Pro Tour Championship at Normandie Casino Archived November 11 2007 at the Wayback Machine AzBilliards com Retrieved June 18 2007 The Survey Says Pool amp Billiard Magazine s 22nd Annual Player and Fan Poll Pool amp Billiard Magazine Vol 26 no 2 Summerville South Carolina Sports Publications February 2008 p 14 ISSN 1049 2852 Bustamante Headlines Alternates at Predator World 14 1 Championship AzBilliards com August 25 2008 Archived from the original on August 28 2008 Retrieved August 25 2008 AzB Staff July 5 2010 Francisco Bustamante Wins World Crown AzBilliards com Archived from the original on July 9 2010 Retrieved July 5 2010 Press Release July 27 2010 Francisco Bustamante Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart Gain BCA Hall of Fame Election AzBilliards com Archived from the original on August 1 2010 Retrieved July 29 2010 AzB Staff October 21 2010 BCA Hall of Fame Inductees Honored AzBilliards com Archived from the original on June 13 2011 Retrieved October 22 2010 Derby City Wrap Up Melling Wins 9 Ball Busty is Master of the Table Azbilliards Azbilliards January 28 2018 Archived from the original on February 15 2018 Retrieved February 14 2018 Derby City Day Eight Bustamante Wins One Pocket and Takes Master of the Table Lead Azbilliards Azbilliards January 27 2018 Archived from the original on February 15 2018 Retrieved February 14 2018 Bustamante Banks A Win Azbilliards Azbilliards January 25 2017 Archived from the original on February 15 2018 Retrieved February 14 2018 DCC 2013 Master of the Table Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 12 2013 Retrieved February 2 2013 DCC 2013 9B Banks Div Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 8 2013 Retrieved February 2 2013 Southern Cl 2013 9 Ball Ring Gm Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 13 2013 Retrieved June 28 2013 4th Chet Itow Memorial Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 12 2013 Retrieved March 10 2013 4th White Diamond 9 Ball Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 13 2013 Retrieved March 17 2013 NJ State 10 Ball C Ship Azbilliards com Archived from the original on August 13 2013 Retrieved March 30 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