List of pro players who stick to wood as their playing shaft

True but to a degree.
After a while, you kind of know what you like in a pool cue, like weight and balance and shaft stiffness and tip hardness.
And you will play better with such a cue.

I know what I like to play with, at least I know what I liked 15 years ago before I stopped playing.
Trying to pick it up again in the past 6 months, showed me that what I liked 15 years ago, doesn’t work that great for me today.
I’ve been mixing and matching butts and shafts in my collection to find what works best for me today and honestly, I’m quite surprised with the combination that works best for right now.
If you had not stopped playing, the cue you were using last would have been the best for you.

Men's 2025 World 8-Ball Championship, Bali, Oct.7-13

--At this event two years ago Hijikata beat JL Chang twice, the 2nd time 10-5 to get to quarterfinals
--A month later he beat Chua 11-3 and Yapp 11-8 to get to finals of All Japan
--2024 China Open he beat Jui An Hsu, Kun Lin Wu, and Nayoiki Oi (11-6) to face Filler in the finals.

Though he doesn't travel to everything, it feels as though he should be a little better known. Asia # 32 on that list we did a week or two ago--about in line with Grabe or Souto

How did the mysterious Ameer Ali play Fargo-wise in this event?

EBAY CUE

I know the unknown cue he listed was actually a John Robinson cue that sold several weeks ago by another ebayer for $1275.00.
I saw that.

I am pretty sure that was a scam

Yup.

seller listed a number of good cues for around the same amount

Yup.

I saw the TS cue for sale, checked seller, and walked.

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