Yoyoy "The Bicolano Superman" Villamin

one of the greatest player in pba history

nako pawla na ang kanyang ningning nang mapanood ko sha pero dun parin ang dati moves...

one of the best defensive forward sa pba.... enforcer ng team yan para sa import match up... i think sa shell ang last stint nya...

nope alaska ang last stint niya

Yoyoy Villamin was part of the Apcor players recruited by Crispa in 1981 along with Mon Cruz, Bai Cristobal and Padim Israel.

While serving as a backup forward for Philip Cezar, it was during the time of Tommy Manotoc as coach of the Redmanizers in 1983 that The Bicolano Superman rose to prominence.

There, he was utilized as one of the anchors of the defensive group. When Crispa disbanded at the end of the 84 season, Villamin became even a force to reckon with. He played solidly up front with Beer Hausen/Manila Beer.

Perhaps, Villamin's shining moments came in 1987, when he wound up as runner-up to Abet Guidaben in the Most Valuable Player derby. One of the most durable forwards, Villamin's career lasted until 1997 and if not for the series of injuries, including a career-threatening knee injury, he would have lasted even more.

Yoyoy Villamin's last season in the PBA was 1998 with the San Miguel team, He was the 4th oldest player in the league to retire at age 40, after Big J, Guidaben and Fernandez.