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"You go pro when you can dominate locally. When you are top dog at every tournament you go to in your area. Then you are ready to start traveling and hitting other tournaments.", replied Reed Pierce (95 US Open winner) when asked this question.

a run in with mr delicious... Sometime in 2001 I get a call about some road player in town. He's at this hole in the wall with some bar tables. I go down there. I catch his name, Danny, and he's with his uncle from Alabama. However he is from up north (I don't remember the exact location). I'm...

Most of us aren't pro players or even any where near that level. The game changes in some amusing ways once you get really good. 1. It's hard to find anyone that is fun to practice with. If they are as good as you, they probably don't want to put their reputation down on the line for fun. If...

he also had a dufferin break cue and a cue specifically for playing banks. not sure what it was though

He put me out of the big table 9-ball. In that match he missed 1 (one) ball. He also only missed shaped once. On a tight diamond. The guy can PLAY! I got the line on him after the match. His real name is Billy Peyton from Kentucky. From what I gather he doesn't normally play tournaments, just...