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Souto just missed too many chances and Wojo was sharp and deliberate.

Rico Diks has been good. Frost doesn’t go to all the overseas events. Only JJ is missing, and he’ll be back soon.

Yup. Gave Filler two wins, scratched twice on the break, misplayed some positions. He never gives up and always fights to the bitter end, but he’s got to be kicking himself.

Niels handed Filler two games. Not sharp enough.

All the winners in the final 16 matches were in top form. Got to think Yapp and Filler are the favs. Feijin has beat Filler a few times in the past two years. Lost a few too. Oi and Wojo have seem intimidated by Filler in the past. They need a strong mental game in the quarters. Souto has been...

Then again, Filler is missing some bunnies. New balls? New cloth? Who knows. He was cruising before today.

Tyler and Lukas pick up 2,000 Mosconi points apiece for getting to the final 32. Win the next round and instead earn 4,000 points. Lukas has a tough one vs Alcaide. Styer plays Kazakis. As things now stand, Homann: 20,550 Fracasso-Verner: 18,000 Styer: 10,020 Gorst: 8,370 Wodward: 6,400

I'd be shocked if Dohr won. Race to 10, Filler just needed to get to the table. I like the new balls in an odd sort of way. I can distinguish all the balls on the table easier than ever.

Where is Johann Chua? Making more money in an event in China. Interesting. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DkA6AYsUM/

FB post said technical difficulties.

Goes to show you can’t just show up and win. Serves him right. Capito also seems to have his number. Still a long way to go, but if they earn it, they earn it. I want hungry players first and foremost. Not players missing WNT events and not being prepared.

Once I got a bit used to the 2, this set is the easiest I’ve seen for distinguishing the balls on TV. The 2 could have been darker, though.

SVB never had any intention to play, based on an interview earlier this year on Boomer and Freezer.

Wonder when WNT/MR is going to fall off the AJ Manas bandwagon. The kid doesn't have what it takes to be a top player, not yet anyway.

Barry Hearn actually said in a recent interview the Brentwood Centre needed big upgrades. Then again, who expected the London area to be so hot this time of year. Hotter in London now than in DC. The location is much closer to London and the main UK airport, however. Got to imagine it's easier...

Please. The "best" players in the world routinely play with "less than the best equipment" themselves - cues, tips. chalk, g;oves, etc. How come? They need the money! It's not a lucrative sport, so sponsors are hard to come by. Somehow top players still manage to play at 800-plus Fargo levels...

I didn't mean to come across as ornery. Your questions were legit to ask. I am just sad that pool struggles to generate revenue. As good as Aramith and Simonis are, other competitors have caught up. I am sure MR would have preferred, all things being equal, to stick with them. But if newer...

The old fogey-ism quotient on this site runs high!

Colors don't bother me. I think it might be the set that's easiest for me to tell the balls apart on TV. Which is what I consider most important. We'll see if I get used to them. In any case, I came to the sport too late to fuss about changing colors or to be wed to any traditional colors.

Not to be uncivil, but why does it matter? Every sports league in the world engages in cash grabs. And they are typically a lot more lucrative in doing it. Pool has lacked investment for years. So Matchroom does something about it and people complain. Come now. The sport can't be all purist if...