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Interesting though, that jump shots were legal in snooker until, ummm (I failed to find which year). Multiple world champion Joe Davis clearly explains a techique for such a shot in his instructional book. And it is, can you imagine, a scoop shot! 😱 At the dawn of the game of snooker it was seen...

Poor Quinten Pongers! Had to provide commentary at the same time watching his brother being drilled by FSR. The Spaniard won 11-0, and this under alternate breaks format!

That could be a good new motivation for him, seriously. Another challenge. But needs a winner breaks event for that one.

Perfect position play from the 7 to the 8, to the tight area. Moritz advances beating SVB 11 to 4.

As many misses by SVB in this match as sand pieces around the venue. He misses an easy 9!!! Unbelieveable scenes, to quote Quinten. Neuhausen gets on the hill. Rack 15, three balls down for SVB, no opening shot on the 1 Tha fat lady prepares to get vocal.

It is the way he winks to the poor local kid which makes me laugh

Rack 14, Moritz breaking at 9-4. Looks like his break short deserted him for a while. Gosh, SVB with an unforced positional error on the 6. Shane with a beautiful long jump shot on the 6 after a safety.

A drinking bingo game: drop a shot every time the commentators mention Moritz's win over SVB once they cross cues at the Mosconi Cup.

Rack 13, Moritz is 8-4 ahead. Nothing finds gravity on Shane's break. The stream operatots cut the table sound off for their clip, and forgot to put the switch on after play resumed. Quinten Pongers has to whisper even lower and creepier than before.

Meanwhile, Moritz breaks dry. Great chance for Shane but he scratches straight in the corner after pocketing the 2. That's painful to watch. Moritz is fortunate not to scratch in the side playing shape on the 9, but it turns okay. Looks like Neuhausen felt a need to take a timeout, so here we...

German players are rarely the likes you mention

You can not imagine how I miss "emotional rollercoasters" and "silver breaks" :ROFLMAO: Unique style, yet tiring at some point.

Rack 11, nice 3-rail kick shot by Moritz, SVB is forced to play safe in return. A spectacular shot by Neuhausen! A safety on the 1, and the cue ball hit the 2 exactly at the point he calculated and pointed at. Moritz flukes a ball following a jump shot attempt, SVB gets back to the table and, in...

I'm a bit surprised Quinten does not get into the flow of the game, like shots, etc. And he is a skilled player.

Moritz looking very focused, plays in his rythm, extends the lead to two racks. The other German, I think named Filler, is currently down 0-4 vs Fu Huan of Hongkong Rack 8, Moritz leading 5-2 and breaks dry. Oh oh oh, SVB misses a long cut on the 7 which one could call tricky, but the shape on...

If it was not for his background at the Mosconi Cup and the attitude towards this event, I would have assumed he is currently inspired by being back on the team. But this surely can not be the reason, can it?

Ah, the magic is gone by rack 6. One of the comms referred to Yannick Pongers as 'my brother', meaning he is Quinten Pongers. His commentary is supposed to be insightful then, but his voice is creepy 👻

rack 4, Moritz with a monstrous break shot. Made only one ball but the 1 hanged and another ball was close. Everything in the open. Textbook runout by the German. rack 5, SVB is dry on the break. Moritz plays a marvellous one-rail safety to lock Shane behind the 8. A safety exchange on the 1 is...

rack 3, Shane badly overruns shape from 8 to 9. Has to aim it in the side from a sharp angle instead of the corner pocket. Nails it in and wins the rack. Two straight racks for SVB after losing the opener.

Viewers of SVB vs Moritz are blessed with having no commentators thus far