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For someone with over 1000 posts you should have written something actually useful long ago:eek:Unlike John you are still trying without success..:cool:

Amazing achievement!!! Congratulations John!!!

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Thank you ;)

I first had cue in my hands at 16 and started to play regularly when i was 18. Never had more time than 2-3 hours a day for practice,probably practicing even less than that nowadays because of less time available

Thank you ;) I hear your opinion on music but you are a minority on this one, more viewers like the music :)

If I had better position play there would be no such compilation of crazy shots :eek::thumbup:

Yep, that 5 was gamble as hell :thumbup: but on the new cloth I felt I had the chance to slide the 5 with soft shot along the rail while not scratching. If there was any obvious safety I wouldnt have played that shot but I just didnt see any easier option than this sucker... :thumbup:

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There are two reasons for this - first Joshua handles the pressure of big competitions usually much better than the others because of his happy-go-lucky attitude,second the competition is tougher on average at Eurotour than at international events.

Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X4mncbmyyA&

8ball 9ft table: during practice I broke and ran out a rack,then i had dry break which i also ran out and i connected with 9pack. I have the whole thing on vid on my youtube channel in full hd;)

My PB is 165 which I ran in practice about year and half back. My plan for this year is to re-dedicate myself to 14-1 practice which I rarely did in last couple of years, my main goal for this year is to make 200+ run;)

During my second 14.1 practice this year i ran 99. After the break the cueball stayed in the cluster and after 10 mins of looking for any way to continue i rattled 5 balls combo..

Well I can asure you that even at age of 41 I am very much aware of the fact that the ability to practice long hours (and to compete at the high level) goes away with the time so I dedicated myself recently to improving my fitness level to turn back the time a little. And I am amazed what 2...

Short answer: no, we dont "all admit there are God given strokes and most of us have second rate strokes". Long answer: if you have a GOOD INSTRUCTOR (this one is really important part) and willingness to work hard almost anyone can get to the point where fundamentals are not what is holding...

Or maybe eventually not, the more tired John is the less chance of hiting the homerun he has. But still...he has that chance as long as he is trying and like I said I root for John ;)

While John is amazing 14-1 player and I root for him I dont think he will break the record. I even told John about his weakness a year ago - fitness level. He has to improve it a lot to actually stand a real chance of beating the record, his body and mind just dont have enough stamina to break...

Well it was you who used the phrase "when you're the best out there" . And Earl was THE best player for many years. Had he spent his earnings more wisely he wouldnt be a bitter man he is now...

I dont think thats true, the very top players earn definitely enough for comfortable living, just ask SVB about his financial management. ;) It is the lavish spending that kills the purse for such guys. And we dont have to talk about pool players, according to a 2009 Sports Illustrated article...