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http://www.povpool.com/2016-andy-mercer-real-time-feed-page-and-bracket/ Scroll half way down on the page and you will see the brackets.

I'll do my best here based off the brackets... 1st - Dennis Orcullo 2nd - Roberto Gomez 3rd - Warren Kiamko 4th - Mitch Ellerman 5th/6th - Scott Frost & Marc Vidal 7th/8th - Vilmos Foldes & Jeff Schilder 9th-12th - SVB / Oscar Dominguez / Johnny Kang / Donnie Branson 13th-16th - Ronnie Allen /...

Jaynard Orque over Ernesto Dominguez in the finals.

I went from a 60 inch cue to a 57 1/2 inch cue. One of my flaws was having a long bridge. I thought maybe if I bought a shorter cue,it would force me to shorten up my bridge. It definitely did help but it took me around a year to fully adjust. I found that I was more accurate with a shorter...

Santos Sambajon vs Gerardo Jamito - Hot seat match tied at 5-5...race to 8. Below is the link. Come join us in California! http://www.ustream.tv/channel/california-billiard-club

Mike took 13th-16th.

Great win Oscar! Well deserved.

Good seeing you there buddy...and yes, that was the worst pool I have seen you play. :-)

Angel, I'll see you there buddy!

I'll be there, the Swanee is always a good tourny.

I believe Neil...aka Fart Sniffer... works for predator. Could be wrong.

Don't know if this was stated in this thread already, but didn't Shawn Putnam win a couple events on the UPA back to back, after he switched to Tiger? I could be wrong. Just curious.

Tiger X shafts are great. I played with one for awhile, and never had any issues. I have never used a predator shaft, but I can tell you, you will not be disappointed with a Tiger. JMO

Jay, I actually saw Vera Cruz in Modesto about a year ago.

My vote goes to Dave Hemmah. Great attitude!

Lucky you!

Well said @ Beetles comment. Jealous underachiever is right on the money.

Everything I learned about Bratislava came from the movie Hostel. Good luck!

You got a vote coming from me Austin. Hope it works out!

I believe that changing the natural rotation of a ball is obviously harder to control.