to be the last hurdle he'd jump for his first Tri-State victory

Geography (in terms of travel distances) and the clock have been working against the finals of
Tri-State Tour stops recently cheap designer sunglasses , and Easter weekend was no exception. The $1,000-added, A/D
handicapped event had drawn 55 entrants to Sandcastle Billiards in Edison, NJ and the attempt to
accommodate the entire tournament in one day – Saturday, April 23 – led to a finals matchup
between Billy Cheng and Raul Reyes that was set to begin at 4:30 a.m. on Easter Sunday morning.
Though such a final match would have given both competitors the opportunity to leave the premises
and head straight to an Easter sunrise service of their choice Bvlgari Sunglasses, the two opted to split the
winnings and give Cheng, sitting in the hot seat undefeated, the documented victory.
Victories over Gary Murgia, Peter Ziemak, and Keith Adamik put Cheng among the winners' side final
four, where he faced Arturo Reyes. Allen Wong, in the meantime, who'd just sent Raul Reyes to the
one-loss side, squared off against Michele Li. Cheng downed Arturo Reyes 7-5, as Wong survived a
double hill match versus Li Police Sunglasses. Cheng then survived a double hill battle against Wong that put him in
the hot seat and proved to be the last hurdle he'd jump for his first Tri-State victory.