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In 2004, the World Pool Championship was moved from Cardiff, Wales to Taipei, Taiwan. Renowned players flocked in, not just to participate in the tournament, but also engaged in the after-hour matches in "Simon's Pool Club" when the business was still being run in the XiMen area of Taipei...

https://www.billiards-days.com/2017/11/21/bd-世界初登場-ブランズウィック-ゴールドクラウンⅥ-シックス/ Well not an official site of the Japan Open, but it does say these are the genuine Gold Crown VI and they we making their debut in this tournament (or any tournament for that matter.) The table is not available for...

Unfortunately, he no longer competes regularly in Taiwan, having acquired a Chinese citizenship.

For the record, it's Marlon Manalo. Favorite? Has to be Efren for his knowledge, Alex and Warren Kiamco for their gentlemanship. Least favorite would be Dennis Orcollo.

And no report whatsoever from AZ, at least not seen on the frontpage. The prize money for the crowned player, I believe, is USD34,000. Congratulations to Chou on winning the toughest women's 9ball event in the world, though I was rooting for Kelly all the way during the finals (I'm from Taiwan.)

Nice Runde era Schon. What would the butt weigh if the bolt is taken off (and can it?) Thanks a lot.

sounds like a real powerful cue, might damage the cueball though.:D

Don't know how Southwest fad initially took place among Taiwanese players, but Yang Ching Shun definitely played a big part in popularizing the brand name to a household level. Guy used to play with an ebony on ebony SW back in late 90's to 2000, and when he had that cue he was virtually...

Ko is arguably better than Yang now. Actually many of Yang's fellow players have been doing way better than Yang in terms of tournament outcomes. Yang has the talent to be one of the best in the world indeed, but he lost the desire to play since several years ago, and, as a consequence, has...

Great looking Bender. I'd like to know the weights for the shafts and the butt respectively. Is everything original? Thanks.

Great color combination----but is it just me, or the cue in the picture looked unusually skinny and prolonged?

blow-out will a bit of an understatement for that price if the cue's been taken care of....

Very beautiful Schon, I bet it hits well too. But you shouldn't say "all white is ivory" if the ferrule and butt cap (which isn't pure white probably) aren't. That'll create some confusion.

That Hill's looks nice....why doesn't it have the detailed specs like all the other cues you have? e.g.shaft diameter, weight, condition, etc....:)

Any trade offers?

Bumply bump. Still taking offers!

ONE BUMP FOR THIS PLAYER!! :thumbup:

Will listen to trade offers...wanna try new cues~

Nice cue. If only I could sell my Samsara I'd get my hands on this one. What year was it made?

Sunday bump. Will take this one off the board in a couple of weeks:(