2025 All Japan Championship
- By skip100
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- 16 Replies
Old man doesn’t like clothes worn by 20 somethings, news at 11.
Call me old-fashioned ALL you want but i really wish Amoroto would ditch the earring. I know its a cross but still looks like crap imo. Kid can flat gin it no doubt. He's the next 'big thing'.
Busti held that distinction until he won a world championship late in his career.
No dog in this fight, but . . . I assume sometime in your life you've picked up a piece of charcoal? If so, you know the answer. But if you believe that, make sure the carpet under the table is black . . . . as coal, which you may get!Anybody have any idea why a reputable table mechanic would have told me Charcoal?
Perhaps that was what was used years ago?
Absolutely! A true Ambassador to the game.he was such a nice person
And in a way it was even better than that. He went below 1.000 only after scratching on an incredible shot down the long rail that most of us might make 1 time out of 10 or 20. And two of his misses were on extremely difficult treetop shots. Theoretically those shots were makeable, but realistically they were in a different class altogether from shots we generally expect to pocket.
But Yapp! JFC on steroids!
At this point in 2025, has there ever been a player who's ever put up a more impressive string of wins against stronger competition than Yapp has in such a short stretch of time? Just to go down the list:
Winning the International Open, Reyes Cup MVP, Formosa Cup, U. S. Open, Florida Open, and UK Open, plus quarterfinals or better in the World 10B championship, the Hanoi Open, the Scottish Open, and the Premier League.
Okay, maybe Sigel went an entire year without missing a single shot, but still.....
I did not enjoy the commentary in this match. Too much talk, talk, talk where they were actually talking over each other. They seemed to feel like they had to take up every moment of airtime with conversation. A moment or two of silence between shots would have been a relief. And Mike starting so many comments with "I would have done this or I wouldn't have done that." Too much me, me, me. Jerry played right into it reminding us how great Mike once was several times. Sometimes commentators forget the cardinal rule of commentating - it's not about them, it's about the guys out there on the table.