Vahmurka said:

Scott Frost has just claimed AJ Manas is going to become a world champions in no less than three next years.
Yikes!

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If so, it will be because WPA adds another twenty sanctioned world championships between now and then. Perhaps Manas will win the WPA one handed one pocket world championship or the WPA eight ball last pocket world championship.

With regards to 9ball, however, I'd rather hear when Scott thinks Manas will get his first Top 5 finish in a major. I'm not sure I see even that as imminent. Let him prove me wrong at the upcoming Philippines Open.

Manas is a likeable and talented young player. He has made a fan of me, but one must be very delusional to predict immediate greatness for him, let alone suggest his first world 9ball championship is imminent. Nobody of right mind could suggest that he already has all the tools, for he is quite ordinary in his tactical and defensive skills. He has accomplished virtually nothing in the junior world championships, whether you look at the Under 17 or Under 19 categories. He has barely ever taken down a big-name player in major competition.

Scott may need an extra cup of coffee.

Means it goes or it doesn't.

VVP said:

MR just milking the players and a lot of them are beginning to understand.

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That would be too soon. They are pool players, after all. Allow them another year or so. Then it is time to understand

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Ireland must be proud, lol (the stats screen very much resembles the flag of Ireland)

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That's what you get when you reward loyalty over the most deserving. What a joke and people think Miss Emily is a genius.

Lots of top players complained about the 100 degrees F plus heat in the arena at the Hanoi Open. That's not how you run a tournament. MR just milking the players and a lot of them are beginning to understand.

Sunday bump for Franklin SW

Does anyone know why the ref called the Caudron match shot a foul? I watched the whole video and couldn't figure it out. I'm guessing he called a double hit? It looked to me at the beginning he had his fingers touching to indicate the balls were frozen, but the camera only showed his fingers for a split second.

Then after the shot it looked like the two players had their fists together indicating the balls were frozen, before Caudon purposely turned the table over.

Ireland must be proud, lol (the stats screen very much resembles the flag of Ireland)