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If you watch Sigel's 150 and out vs Zuglan at the '92 US Open, Ervolino enters the booth when Sigel has run about 7 racks and he calls Sigel's shot selection and patterns perfectly over the last 3 racks. But Ervolino and Sigel played classic 14.1 and could probably call each other's patterns...

Did anyone attend In Person last year? Didn't someone post the viewing was not the best at the Copper Box Arena?

Yes to longer sets. Races to to 9 and 8 are brutally short.

Lizzie's in a BOX! ;)

Does anyone know if the final two days of the US Open were streamed on Matchroom Live?

If it’s tradition, then let’s get back to 14.1! 😎

Buddy and Nick were deliberate, and their pace was fine. Actually it was the fast players who we’re guaranteed to make a few careless shots in every match.

For live viewing, a balcony is the best! 👍

Lost to Shaw in the finals

Poland is loaded and could field a top 5 against anyone

Quote of the Day: "Not exactly paradise." :cool:

I think you are right! Maybe he watched those last two 10 Ball matches..........

Why 9 ball? SVB has been playing race to 63 10 ball last 2 matches at Sharks 🤔

Wasn't the '91 Challenge of Champions the "funny" one?

Depends what you're looking at. But yes to see the table layout sitting in balcony is great. I sat in the balcony every day at the 1992 US Open 14.1 and the view was fantastic, but not every venue has a balcony. If you want to see a players stroke/cue action it's better to be down at table level...

Dallas West had a gorgeous slip stroke.

That's the Queen Mother.........

I recall Billy saying on one of the videos, that he played with a South West but don't remember what year that was and whether he changed cues regularly

FYI, just to underscore SJM's comment about the power of Miz's stroke, I seem to recall his first match at the US Open in 1992 he had a run of something like 132? In the middle of that run he settled for a crazy break shot where he cut the object ball in and had to go 3 rails around the table...

Sigel had a beautiful stroke. Look at any of the old vids/dvds, and his setup and stroke were gorgeous. Head, cue and elbow in perfect alignment. Slow backstroke and smooth acceleration. Cueball control and shotmaking second to none.