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A couple more rolls for Kaci in the case game and he takes down the title 10-7.

The 8 ball hangs in the corner on Kaci's break, and FSR makes a very nice runout to close to 9-7.

The 4 ball skids on FSR, and Kaci runs out to get on the hill, 9-6.

8-5 Kaci, after he missed two very makeable shots in the rack but left FSR very tough each time. Looks like the pool gods are going to deny FSR his historic triple.

B&R from Kaci to go up 7-5. He's breaking from near the center of the table now, and hard. He's making a ball and the balls are spreading nicely. If FSR gets to break again he'd better emulate Kaci's break.

Kaci comes back to go up 6-5.

FSR is on the doorstep of one of the greatest accomplishments in pool history, holding the World 8-Ball, 9-Ball, and 10-Ball titles all at the same time.

I'll predict Filler over FSR in the final today.

Efren has often said that Mike Sigel was his toughest opponent.

FSR won.

FSR about to close it out against Yapp, 10-8. Yapp had chances just like Chang before him, but couldn't take advantage. FSR marches into the semis against Gorst. That promises to be a great match.

I didn't say it was, nor that I liked it. I was just explaining why they were doing it.

I meant as a courtesy, not as a rule.

Gorst beats Grabe 10-3. Yapp up 7-6 on FSR.

I've seen everyone doing it, which you're supposed to with drop pockets.

That's the only interesting question, IMO. The same is true of pool. Make the playing field completely level and let's see who is the best.

Quarterfinal matches: FSR (832) vs. Yapp (820) Gorst (834) vs. Grabe (794) Ko (816) vs. Filler (839) SVB (833) vs. Kaci (824) There's a chance that the top four Fargorate players in the world will be in the semifinals.

On the way to hill-hill, Chang gets out of line and gets hooked behind the 10 after shooting the 6. He jumps but misses the 7, leaves a shot. FSR runs out to take it 10-8. Chang had his chances but couldn't capitalize.

Chang still alive, 9-8.

Chang is faltering down the stretch, 9-7 FSR.