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He used a Southwest before being sponsored by Meucci. He had the Southwest in his case when i played him in Houston after he won US Open. He showed it to me after destroying me in our match. Here is a post about it: https://thecueist.substack.com/p/an-update-on-kevin-yu-hsuan-cheng

I have mentioned how impressed I was with Han Yu elsewhere. Her cueball control and patterns are very strong.

Wu Jia-qing, Kevin Cheng, Tony Chohan and Ko brothers all did before they were sponsored.

I'd say JW before TAD.

I have seen him play 3 cushion and he definitely knows what he is doing. He loves all games.

Fedor has said it doesn't matter how good a player is, they can work to improve their fundamentals. Repeatability is the biggest thing. More things you have working in your favor, the easier it is to achieve.

Stance being rated 2 is laughable.

I am pretty sure Wu had a higher fargo than SVB during that time. Wu's fargo is still 836 and he hasnt been playing enough recently to be on the top 100 list. People said fargo was flawed because SVB was number 2 when they believe he should have been number 1.

Most of my misses come from me TRYING to make the ball.

Filler hung an easy 9 ball hill hill in the 4th set that would have won him the match. With new life, Duong played pretty much flawlessly in deciding set.

Did you not see the 8 fell into the pocket right before the cue ball got there? 8 ball had been in the same spot the whole game.

Honestly I think he just put a little too much inside on it thinking that if he did run into the 8 he would be fine. The 9 is kind of a big ball if you go to the bottom rail other side of the table. He is a 725 and that was to make it hill hill vs Warren Kiamco. We will never know if he would...

Go to the 1 hour mark.

I have always said that handicapping is good for pool. Even though they want to slaughter everyone, stronger players would get more out of their game if they had to play well to win every match. Most matches are so uneven that the stronger players dont even have to try and still win...

Beat People with a Stick by Tom Simpson. Many pearls of wisdom in there.

Earl Strickland in TAR 20. It was unbelievable. Looked like he was playing on a bar table instead of a 5x10.

Lots of the lower players are underrated and they dont use fargos for calculating ratings normally. This favors the lower players which leads to huge calcuttas. Known pros are never going to have a rating which is lower than their actual skill. They have to bring their A game every match and...

and that is the same thing with the cue ball.

Sent you a pm. I cant post pics on azb.