Well, there is the called safe 8.I think everyone agrees the last 2 is about the weakest spot in pool (talking about ball spots). ....
Well, poor old Abe Rich in Miami - early 90s I visited him at his shop while I was in the area on business and I placed an order with him- he was just so out of it by then - age related - that on my return trip he had no clue as to any order from me - and did this all in person with him - I felt sorry for him and bought a cue and case that was lying around his shop.So not much of a chance to get a custom order from either fella?
Yes, I recall Allen Hopkins produced a few seven ball events at various ESPN Zone locations.If you have successfully forgotten Seven Ball, let me remind you of it. It was the child of Charlie Ursitti and Bill Cayton of Big Fights, Inc.
What about Pool, Poker, and Pain? hahahahaIf you have successfully forgotten Seven Ball, let me remind you of it. It was the child of Charlie Ursitti and Bill Cayton of Big Fights, Inc.
If you have successfully forgotten Seven Ball, let me remind you of it. It was the child of Charlie Ursitti and Bill Cayton of Big Fights, Inc.I was trying pretty hard to forget it. Let's add blackball (English 8ball) to the list.
Was Oscar the player in the old days that played with something super thin, something about 10mm?Great heart shown!
Was he playing with the 12.4 or 12.9 revo