Recent content by SA96

A Rasson is better than a Diamind.

It was great to see a 9ft table player like Shane show the 7ft players how it's done. Skills you learn on a 9ft table are transferable to any game. More Americans should spend time learning how to play on a 9ft table.

Yep, he did incredible to get that far. There were 45 seconds on the clock when he broke. SVB running down the clock probably won him the match.

What a match! Bergman had a chance to make it 7-7 with 10 seconds left, but he missed. SVB steals it 7-6.

Bergman and SVB playing a classic. 6-6 with 4 minutes left.

SVB into the final. Bergman leading 4-3 in his semi-final. Hopefully JB holds on and we get the big all-American final.

If Shane and Skyler are missing balls on a 7ft table with buckets, what chance have they got in the Mosconi? I am worried for Team USA.

People might like playing on 7ft tables, but they make for awful viewing. A top professional makes 99% of their shots, and the game comes down to luck with the break. There are also no safety exchanges, which are an enjoyable part of pool. The Mosconi Cup starts in a few weeks and that event...

There is a learning curve for 9 foot tables, which is why people choose the easier option. But once you get used to a 9ft table, the game is so much more enjoyable. You can't let your stroke out on a 7ft table.

Bergman and Sky just choked a 5-2 lead.

Just made the plunge and bought VIP tickets for day 3 and day 4. Slightly worried day 4 might just have 1 match, but hoping USA can prove me wrong.

Justin Bergman 6-2 Tyler Styer Remind me again, which one is on the Mosconi Cup team?

Watching Bergman play makes me realise that Skyler has no clue. Imagine picking Billy Thorpe over Justin Bergman.

Shane just lost to Johnny Archer. Not a good sign for Mosconi

Sorry, but that's flawed data. Comparing Shane to other players on Team USA is silly. SVB is supposed to be America's GOAT. He should have a better record than the Europeans too.