Some of us are smart enough to know the outcome before the first break
only a nutcracker would wait until the match is over to pick the winner!!
Who wins? SVB or Sky?
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only a nutcracker would wait until the match is over to pick the winner!!
8intheside
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Is it not true? Look at what Shane has accomplished and look at what Skylar has. There’s your answer right there.Be careful, some of these nutcrackers might think you're a Shane nuthugger making statements like that
Funny but you're nuthugging AFTER the match.Some of us are smart enough to know the outcome before the first break
LOL, now we're changing focus to AZB and not just pool in general. Why is that? Because you know you're wrong and you're trying to find something else to be negative about. I've dealt with and worked with people just like you my entire life and can see you coming a mile away, you're a pawn in my world, deal with it.
How about this, why don't you go do your own research and figure out what I've contributed here and then come back and tell me how wrong I am, I'll be patiently waiting.
Oh, and I've given you credit for the things you've done, respect earned is respect due. It's too bad you're an insecure petulant child and can't do the same. Did your mommy not give you enough attention, or did your daddy give you too much?
LMAO
, he'll never get it, he's so wrapped up in himself due to his insecurities that he's too busy bragging about the ONE thing he's good at and he doesn't actually have the time to comprehend the things he reads or writes. He doesn't listen to learn, he listens to talk AT people, not speak WITH people.
Nobody would take DO with 3 games on the wire before that last match here . +7 was even a hard action.
Somehow, there was good action on Dennis at +3 at the venue. Peeps were celebrating when Dennis got to 117.
But I placed my BETS before the match, did you?
The joke is on you, as you'll find out soon enoughLOL, now we're changing focus to AZB and not just pool in general. Why is that? Because you know you're wrong and you're trying to find something else to be negative about. I've dealt with and worked with people just like you my entire life and can see you coming a mile away, you're a pawn in my world, deal with it.
How about this, why don't you go do your own research and figure out what I've contributed here and then come back and tell me how wrong I am, I'll be patiently waiting.
Oh, and I've given you credit for the things you've done, respect earned is respect due. It's too bad you're an insecure petulant child and can't do the same. Did your mommy not give you enough attention, or did your daddy give you too much?
LMAO
He doesn't listen to learn, he listens to talk AT people, not speak WITH people.
Now separate the races playing 9B vs 10B....they're not the same as you'll see. Which why playing Shane 10B, you might as well just hand him your money, and take the weekend off!!
In a match like this the main deciding factors are the break, run out consistency, moving, and mental fortitude.
I bet Sky. Before the match I felt it was even in the run out game, even in the moving game, and that Sky had a mental fortitude edge. I base that on what I've seen from the two of them over the last two years. The key to it all was that he'd have to neutralize any breaking edge that SVB had. In other words, I felt if Sky could break as consistently as he did last set against Dennis that he'd manage through the swings of the set better than SVB.
We saw this with Dennis and SVB. When Dennis played SVB 10 ball he lost because he can't win when SVB has a big breaking edge. But when they play 9 on the spot 9 ball then Dennis got there twice. Yes, it was close. But without going through the replay of the set my main point is that when Dennis neutralizes SVB's break then he can match his firepower and win on moving/mental toughness. At least at this time in their career.
I thought Sky could do the same. It looked good starting out when Sky opened with a 7 pack. But little by little his break got worse, and SVB's got better. And when SVB started breaking really good it seemed to fluster Sky. Instead of getting better, he got worse and worse. And somewhere mid-match Sky saw the writing on the wall. He just couldn't get his break going enough to keep up with SVB and had no chance to win the set because of this.
From there it was a travesty. He knew he had no way to the finish line and it showed in all parts of his game. He fell apart mentally and physically. His break got worse, he started missing balls, and his run out game was inconsistent.
I say all of this because for those who think the score of 150 to 114 means Shane is 30% better than Sky across the board they aren't seeing it correctly. Sky absolutely has what it takes to win in this format when his break is working. Unlike Dennis who never broke good 10 ball, Sky is capable of breaking good enough to win. I'm not sure why it broke down so I can't tell you what the future holds. Maybe he figures it out and puts it together in a way to stand up to SVB's barrage and beats him in the future. Maybe the gap between their breaks is insurmountable and SVB will always have a decisive advantage in terms of generating opportunities.
SVB proved he was the better player this weekend. One thing I know is that there is more to this than looking at Fargo Rate or resume and declaring that Sky will never win.
I bet Sky. Before the match I felt it was even in the run out game, even in the moving game, and that Sky had a mental fortitude edge. I base that on what I've seen from the two of them over the last two years. The key to it all was that he'd have to neutralize any breaking edge that SVB had. In other words, I felt if Sky could break as consistently as he did last set against Dennis that he'd manage through the swings of the set better than SVB.
We saw this with Dennis and SVB. When Dennis played SVB 10 ball he lost because he can't win when SVB has a big breaking edge. But when they play 9 on the spot 9 ball then Dennis got there twice. Yes, it was close. But without going through the replay of the set my main point is that when Dennis neutralizes SVB's break then he can match his firepower and win on moving/mental toughness. At least at this time in their career.
I thought Sky could do the same. It looked good starting out when Sky opened with a 7 pack. But little by little his break got worse, and SVB's got better. And when SVB started breaking really good it seemed to fluster Sky. Instead of getting better, he got worse and worse. And somewhere mid-match Sky saw the writing on the wall. He just couldn't get his break going enough to keep up with SVB and had no chance to win the set because of this.
From there it was a travesty. He knew he had no way to the finish line and it showed in all parts of his game. He fell apart mentally and physically. His break got worse, he started missing balls, and his run out game was inconsistent.
I say all of this because for those who think the score of 150 to 114 means Shane is 30% better than Sky across the board they aren't seeing it correctly. Sky absolutely has what it takes to win in this format when his break is working. Unlike Dennis who never broke good 10 ball, Sky is capable of breaking good enough to win. I'm not sure why it broke down so I can't tell you what the future holds. Maybe he figures it out and puts it together in a way to stand up to SVB's barrage and beats him in the future. Maybe the gap between their breaks is insurmountable and SVB will always have a decisive advantage in terms of generating opportunities.
SVB proved he was the better player this weekend. One thing I know is that there is more to this than looking at Fargo Rate or resume and declaring that Sky will never win.
no doubt he's dominant in this pond, but have him play JL chang, little ko or filler and he might have to hand them the money
Tell that to Jayson Shaw.
Cool story .
Are you still a self-proclaimed millionaire ?
Look at it this way, a quarter horse will never beat a thoroughbred race horse in a 1 1/4 mile race, when they're trained to only run a 100 yards as fast as they can.
Are you still a douchebag?
The better question is will they play Shane 10B straight up, or will they insist they play something else.
chang beat him last time i believe, playing 10b, but svb hasn't wanted to play him again. filler, i don't know. i hope he'll gamble some when he gets over in september
To 100?