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Tough for 2 World Champions at the same time to focus on each other's success and maintain!

Here's that Finals match between Sang Lee & Raymond Steylaerts

Perhaps, the 2 players I mentioned were much better players than Charlie.

In 1970 Charlie was the first 3C player I played at Olympic Billiards (The Mines) in Boston! Followed by Paul Melenchek then Bob (Ingy) Ingersol!

Can I/You change the title of my last thread I started a few minutes ago? If so this, US Marshal injured from gunshot while arresting Illegal

Frederic Caudron World Champion again!!!!

Caudron vs Merckx! https://play.sooplive.co.kr/afbilliards9/288433436

This is Chapter 2 "3 Slate System Big Ball Position shots", from my sequel DVD/Video "The Secrets EXPOSED Consecutive Scoring for a Higher Average"! With the 3rd ball close to a corner, I demonstrate how a player can learn to run at least 3 points from each '3 Slate Position'!

A little later I'll do better than a 'Pictorial Presentation'! I'll post a 'Video' of "How I demonstrate how to run at least 3 points from a 'Big Ball' (Corner) Position"!

High Run of 32 World Record Frederic Caudron 3 Cushion Billiard! On a 'Small' 3C table.

100%. On the smaller table contacting the 2nd ball accurately is much easier, making 6, 7 cushion shots more makeable with less distance to travel! The 'Kisses' issue is reasonable to manage by contacting 2nd ball better. Runs of 7 and 8 are more common on 9' tables!

Mike, I played in that event and had the High Run of 16 against Martin Spoormans of Belgium in the Finals! Sang Lee lost the Final match for the Championship against Raymond Steylaerts of Belgium!

This guy is a 'Tough Hard Nose' player! Like a Bulldog! Beautiful game, 4 more points He could have broken 3 World records at once!

Jerry/Alex plays 3C a little better than Manny Chau.

At the end I gave him 8 on 25. He only lost $800!

He tried to hustle 'Me' playing 3C at Ultimate Billiards in Ft. Pierce around 2009! He came up a little short!

R.I.P. Mika.

It keeps the hand (grip) from rotating, helps to promote a straighter stroke!

From the back cover of my book. How can a game with just 3 balls earn the noble title of “The ultimate in a man’s control over a sphere”? How can that game be so complex that there have never been two identical matches – or even close – in its century of history? Part of the answer is that...

Agusate was the Best One-Handed player ever playing 'Rotation' games! Artie B. beat Him, both playing with the wing 1 hole and Last pocket 8 ball at the Northshore club in Chicago!