Shop lights won't work? I play in a room with green cloth and when the six ball is on the end rail, it's a challenge. One spec I've seen is a minimum of 500 lux everywhere on the table.
I'm hoping Filler will also play in the Texas Open 9 ball tournament the week after. Registrations sold out in 9 minutes earlier in the week.Yeah, after about two years of losing every single 9ball and every single 10ball match to Josh, Fedor is definitely due. Perhaps, as you suggest, the US Open 9ball will be where Fedor turns the tables on him. I am a fan of Fedor, and I'd love to see him regain his top gear, which we haven't seen in a while.
Cmon, man...Jimmy Reid ... Scored a perfect SAT..
with in reason im right Stu, as filler is taking so much of the top money paid in tournaments . along with a very small subset of top players. not enough left for the good pro to pay expenses if he has to travel far. certainly if out of the country.Obviously, this isn't true. Our sport is one in which winning four rotational pool majors in a year is a phenomenal year. With deeper fields than our sport has ever seen and globalization of the game still in high gear, it's hard to imagine that anyone will produce a Varner-1989 or Immonen-2009 kind of year anytime soon.
Admittedly, Filler's 2026 is already incredible. Josh has already won the Las Vegas 10 ball and the WNT UK Open. He also won the Derby City 9ball, convincingly knocking off both SVB and Gorst en route to victory. The thing about Filler is that he seems to have an incredible year as often as any player of the 9ball era.