Van Boening and Gorst still alive, looking to advance to quarterfinals of Battle of the Bulls

Vann Corteza, Morra, Francisco Sanchez-Ruiz, Labutis and He are out of the race In horse-racing parlance, the ‘horses’ in the 3rd Annual Battle of the Bulls’ 9-Ball tournament are approaching the far turn, from which they will emerge and head for home, as they say. Of the 32 matches which allowed 16 of them from each side of the Stage 1, double-elimination bracket to enter the single-elimination, Stage 2 bracket of the event, 10 of them went double-hill; six advanced from the loss side, four from the winners’ side. The end of Stage 1 was concluded this morning (Sat., Aug. […]

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Snooker from Saudi Arabia

Well Ronnie is the goat for sure but you have to give credit to Neil how well he held his composure in the last two frames, especially the penultimate frame break which started from a difficult red in the middle and the whole clearance was amazing!

And you could tell by his emotions how much it meant for him. Ronnie was his usual cool himself, maybe even a bit more happy than usually. It seems he’s enjoying the game and life more now and is very relaxed.

any really tall pro players?

Bob Ogburn might’ve been the tallest. Bernie Mikkelsen was 6-5….with long arms….he could pick a ball from a GC from the other side of a side pocket.
I’m only six feet but with a 6-3 wing span….I play with 57 inch cues….I’ve always wondered why more short guys don’t use long cues…..tall guys don’t need them.
Bob was at least 6'-7"!

The 'Tallest' I've ever seen was 'Watusi Slim' (7'-1" from Chicago!

Always gambled High for his speed!

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