I haven't listened yet but enjoyed his last appearance. Nice to see him back for a second time.
Well, interestingly enough, if Matchroom Pool decides to move the U.S. Open Pool Championship to Texas, Joe Rogan lives in a lakeside mansion in Austin.on a side note, boyes' youtube channel the other day had a vlog where he and phil yates discussed celebrity pool matches. iirc boyes, who has played with joe rogan recently, said he thought joe would probably beat andy goldstein, but that manny pacquiao would beat them all. don't know who the fourth celebrity they discussed was
I have always said that a celebrity doubles charity match between a team of Joe Rogan and Earl Strickland against Efren Reyes and Manny Pacquiao would make a ton of money on PPV and for a deserving charity of some sort.
Fedor's gotta go best foot (bets foot? lol) forward until he gets established and accepted; something I think he's aware of. I think that provides positive channeling as far as learning pool goes.
Bets Foot Forward - should be on t-shirts.
Established in the pool community for sure. Although, without tenure - earned respect etc..., it's no walk in the park.i think he is rather established already. interesting that he has a cameraman on payroll following him around, streaming his matches etc. must be a considerable cost, but probably worth it. funny thing is he's just doing what he was doing as a kid, when he and maksim rigged a camera and streamed "the billiard brothers", practice sessions, interacting with followers etc.
People with deep pockets could absolutely revolutionize pool in America, and IMO, it's a low-hanging fruit of an industry that's ripe for a shakeup.2. Top golf founders raising $34m to do something similar with pool.
People with deep pockets could absolutely revolutionize pool in America, and IMO, it's a low-hanging fruit of an industry that's ripe for a shakeup.
The average person enjoys playing pool. It's a fun game even for total beginners. But they get turned off by bars and pool halls.
I think a Top Golf model with a trusted brand name and the promise of "fun night out with friends" rather than "seedy pool hall with sketchy characters" would do wonders for the game.
Plenty of pool rooms already offer a clean, safe, fun environment, but they don't have the marketing or brand recognition necessary to change people's preconceived notions of pool halls to get them in the door.
There's so much that could be done with lighting, ambience, equipment, etc., that would make the game far more appealing than it is to the average American. But it would require a standardized approach across dozens of locations nationwide.
I was able to listen to the podcast and the two most interesting points to me were:
1. Fedor and Filler long race match sounds like it was being negotiated but has since stalled. Joe was very interested in seeing it happen and possibly doing commentary if they set it up in Austin.
2. Top golf founders raising $34m to do something similar with pool.
I doubt it. My guess is that Fedor can get staked, even for that amount.sounds more like joshua and his people are high rolling to duck the match, 500k sounds like a non-starter. but what do i know
I doubt it. My guess is that Fedor can get staked, even for that amount.
I have never watched an entire long race in my life, but if these two match up, that is likely to change. They'll both be remembered as among the greatest that ever played, and they are both in their prime.
Really hope this happens.