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Agreed. This was unwatchable for me, Jay.

Definitely thread worthy.

Money is relative. 30k may seem like a lot to gamble with for some, but to Shane, it isn't.

You just need to win more matches ;). You'll play plenty when you do that.

I'd pay $500-$1000 to play in the U.S Open. Probably $100 tops for any other tournaments.

Perfection

Hercek for sure.

Beauty

Look for who's playing on table 1 for the draw. It's the tv table.

It's funny you say that because I'm having the opposite effect. The darker color is helping my sighting a bit more especially when addressing the cue ball.

I finally jumped on the carbon fiber shaft bandwagon even though I resisted to try them for years. After looking at many reviews, I settled on the Black and couldn't be happier. Love the solid hit and the long pro taper on it. The smooth finish is great as well. Seems like there's less friction...

It's just in the cards for Alexander today. Great turn around for him considering how poorly he played in the semifinals.

Yeah they're fake. I have one from him. It's surprising well made though and plays pretty well. I paid $300 for it.

Pia Filler said Joshua broke and ran 25 9 ball racks consecutively in preparation for the world 9 ball championship. He ended up winning that year.

Poteet is playing great as well recently. He was crushing the break all week. Devin's break:

Here's a video of a sweet shot on the 8 ball that he made on Sunday. Sorry for the quality. He played extremely well. It was clear early in the day that no one was going to beat him. Morra shot: https://youtube.com/shorts/lXqb6dWgrLM?feature=share

Stunner

His break shot routine is a bit much for my taste lol. Seems like a nice guy though. Kept his cool when Bobby Mcgrath was chirping at him earlier today.

Fargo doesn't mean jack to me. 818 Chang (arguably the best player in the world) vs 750 Styer (average) in your eyes. Tyler lost this match, but you don't go Hill-Hill with Chang or beat James Aranas by being an average pro, buddy.

Lol..there's nothing average about Tyler's game.