Shane VanBoening: "It's just the beginning!"

JoeyA

JoeyA

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I think this says it all. The only thing I disagree with Shane is that I predict he will play MUCH longer than 45 years of age. :wink2:

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JoeyA
 
JoeyA said:
I think this says it all. The only thing I disagree with Shane is that I predict he will play MUCH longer than 45 years of age. :wink2:

For more insight into what Shane thinks about CLICK HERE.

JoeyA
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I agree to a point.
SVB has been playing ever since he could hold a cue.
He constantly plays; more than most pros do. Burnout might be inevitable.

I think SVB already sees the writing on the wall.
In another 10 years he will have accumulated plenty of titles (no doubt the World 9-ball title he covets) and experience
so that hanging up the sport and considering other activities won't be such a big deal.

We must also remember, in another 10 years or so SVB will be financially comfortable and
won't need to continue on the felt.

SVB's a good dude.
I have a feeling he is taking good care of his money and doing the right thing so when that
time arrives (maybe sooner than 45 years of age?) he will be ready to begin a new chapter in his life.

SVB is one player who will NOT be broke when he "goes to pasture."
 
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It was asked if he has thought about owning his own room. I'm pretty sure he is already a partner in a room here in Sioux Falls.

His intensity is second to none. Even though he practices less than what he use to I would bet that he is still on the tables as much as any other player.
 
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