Why would it help Chohan more than Orcullo? Dennis seems to prefer to play on really tight tables
Tony Vs Dennis Chit Chat Thread
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Why would it help Chohan more than Orcullo? Dennis seems to prefer to play on really tight tables
Lou,
I am weary of the negativity that follows you around.
Is it everyone else...or is it you?
Upon your return, I'll evaluate as to whether or not it needs to be a much longer break.
I am weary of the negativity that follows you around.
Is it everyone else...or is it you?
Upon your return, I'll evaluate as to whether or not it needs to be a much longer break.
the game T-REX was playing is foreign to me
he just kept getting luckier and luckier
No shit. He had a lotta wrecks goin on on quite a few shots and when it didn't work out, he came up smelling like a rose.
For 4 days!
Hard to argue against skill, given the significance of the game and the result, but
DAMN, there is no way he can move 4 balls at warp speed around the foot end of the table...on his second shot after the break...and tell me where those damn nuggets are stopping!
:scratchhead::bow-down::bow-down:
Wish I had an answer. Hate to call it pure luck. If we count the number of times TC did exactly that and wound up smelling like a rose ...... At what point do we stop caling it luck and skilled knowledge comes into play? I'm a novice at one hole. Did have Ronnie Allen live in the house for a while in Vegas before he left for Tony Rila's. Still TC left us with a lot of questions and very few answers!
Lyn
He is amazing. I played him in Sacramento when he was a teenager and Amar was the man! Tony was always a nice guy. Glad he's so good!:thumbup:
I was thinking of Ronnie Allen all the way through that match....games evolve.
Ronnie cracked the game open by playing outrageous shots...and he got so good at
what used to be called 'sucker shots'...that serious players had to learn them.
Then Efren brought it to the next level....Tony, Dennis, and Alex are continuing this trend.
The biggest winners will be the spectators.....at a high level, one pocket is exciting.
Thanks for mentioning Ronnie. He was the Master at finding shots in the pack. The best I ever saw shooting off angle combinations and could kick safe from anywhere on the table. I saw him kick out of dead traps a million times.
One more thing about Ronnie. He played better the higher the stakes and he thrived on pressure. He made more big shots under pressure than anyone else in his era. And believe me, guys like Ed Kelly, Jersey Red and Boston Shorty could play this game. Ronnie beat them all time and again until they gave up.
It's him.
And old age and diseases have not changed him.
Boo...who?!
I'm still dazed and confused by what i saw, however, I do know that T got the belt & the cheese
Also, I'll sweat him at every opportunity going forward.....dude is dope
You people in China and the Philippines watching?
Come get some!! Practice up!
Come get some!! Practice up!
they want to but they be scaid
Joey,
Quite honestly I'm not happy. Lou obviously had very strong opinions. He also made some excellent contributions to the forum. Every ban diminishes all of us. Hope Lou will be back soon. As Efren once said, "this is not life or death".
Lyn
My thoughts too Lyn. Seems like we agree on most things I notice.
Not saying he was right or wrong, but I always enjoy getting Lou's view.
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ken
Jason,
Arrive in Vegas Tuesday morning. Should be at Griff's around 7 PM. Look forward to seeing you. Not a fan of rotation but with the field assembled, it should be quite interesting! Going to try meeting with Nick B as well.
Lyn
He'll be back.
The negativity needs to be curbed though.
The negativity needs to be curbed though.
I never saw such a persistent display from him.