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I'd be interested in hearing what people think separates these two.
Fsr is the more accomplished player. Oi always competitive, what could get him over the hump?
 
couldnthinkof01 said:
I'd be interested in hearing what people think separates these two.
Fsr is the more accomplished player. Oi always competitive, what could get him over the hump?
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They are both very elite pocketers of the balls, but FSR's patterns are a little cleaner than Naoyuki's. FSR also has a slightly better break. I would also suggest that Naoyuki is not quite the tactical player that FSR is, but he is not far behind in that area.

Naoyuki's style, and he's really good at it, is to go for everything and that does not always play well against the most elite.
 
sjm said:
They are both very elite pocketers of the balls, but FSR's patterns are a little cleaner than Naoyuki's. FSR also has a slightly better break. I would also suggest that Naoyuki is not quite the tactical player that FSR is, but he is not far behind in that area.

Naoyuki's style, and he's really good at it, is to go for everything and that does not always play well against the most elite.
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That 3 ball combo was a great example
 
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