Anyone think that Fedor's handlers/keepers/backers want some of Joshua after that performance in Vegas?
Because they are racking by hand instead of with a template, so naturally the ball spread will be less consistent. Their goal is to make the head ball in the side pocket.Speaking of the break, I find it pretty odd that they were breaking from the rail in that event. I cannot fathom a reason why anyone with a break like Fedor' would even consider it.
Sounds great but I don't buy it. Templates didn't exist not all that long ago and nobody broke from the rail except players who were mad at their backer as Danny D would say.Because they are racking by hand instead of with a template, so naturally the ball spread will be less consistent. Their goal is to make the head ball in the side pocket.
Sounds great but I don't buy it. Templates didn't exist not all that long ago and nobody broke from the rail except players who were mad at their backer as Danny D would say.
Consistent spread? Again, don't buy it. The balls all wind up on one side of the table pretty often when you break from the rail, not every time but often. Exactly how is that good for the breaker whose objective is to control the table and ultimately run out.
He’s absolutely on Fillers level. I’d like to see what would happen in a race to 100.Fedor is not on the same level.
I would rather see Filler vs Yapp.
Gambling... I think Fedor has the edge. He'll be ready to rollFedor is not on the same level.
I would rather see Filler vs Yapp.