The Old Jaybird said:

I played Jimmy Moore when he was in his 80s, he kicked my ass.

Most athletes are in their prime from about 25 to 30, I would add 10-20 years for pool players. But the average player could be competitive into their sixties.

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Badpenguin said:

It is laughable if you are claiming the last time the US won had anything to do with Bergman playing in it. It was more to do with having Johan as the team captain I think.


No, not really. None of this is even close to reality. Also, the correct trope is that he is one of the US players after the break, not players in the world. There is zero evidence in his record to support either claim.

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Brother Ron said:

I will be 69 the 26'th of this month and started playing pool again about a year ago after almost 20 years off.
I have had back and hernia surgeries, shoulders are shot and eyes aren't as good as they once were....
But a friend that is 76 and I managed to run through the losers bracket after losing our first match last Saturday in a last pocket tournament and we were guaranteed 2'nd place. As it was getting late and the weather was getting bad the decision was made to combine 1'st and 2'nd place prizes and split it equally between the 2 remaining teams so we tied for 1'st. But that was ok since I had to drive 80 miles to get back home when it was freezing rain and snow mix.

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