upleft said:

Ill have to give seyberts a call thanks guys. I lost my msp-mt mezz in a house fire and my mezz axi 156 was stolen from a pool hall in tacoma years back. I havent played since. I have stage 2 abdominal cancer at 35 and am funding my own treatment. So I am short on funds. Im just looking to get the love for the game back. Life is short. Im not a pro or anything i was only a 5. But I loved the game and only gave it up in 2020 becasue of the fire and theft of my cues.

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measureman said:

Here in Colorado there are a lot of Ernies cues and while I dont have one I have hit balls with a bunch of them.
His cues are so neutral balanced they just glide like on an air cushion.

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Cicerone88 said:

I fall into this category. My desire to practice is completely dependent on my ability to compete. Unfortunately in my area i’m lucky if a tournament comes around once every 2-3 months I can play in. It’s just not enough to light a fire in me to go practice at my pool hall multiple times a week to only compete 4-6 times a year.

Back when it was open and handicapped you could compete in a tournament just about every weekend.

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patmoran said:

Morro finished second in the World nine.ball tournament in 2000. Looking at the past winners and runnerups of this tournament that began in 1990 that is quite an accomplishment.
Earl has won three, 1990,91and 2002, Archer two and a second place all.in.the nineties. I didn't see any other two time winners and since Earl won in 2002 Shane is the only American to get a second place, which he did twice. Not sure anyone else got two seconds either with such world class completion.
Speaking of class Morro was always friendly and smiling and I hope he is doing as well as possible.

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