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Great news for pro pool in America and pro pool in general. I've a feeling that 2019 will be a big year and something to build on for the future. Congrats to Predator and CSI for carrying this off!

We are continuing the tradition of free entry to previous champions and have endeavoured to contact all of them including Mr Pierce, who has yet to respond.

The event is owned by the WPA and they effectively licence it to promoters as they did to us from 1999-2007. At the moment they are contractually bound to the Qatar Billiards and Snooker Federation. Who knows what the future will bring!

Absolutely spot on. All those assertions are backed up by fact. The USA's safety was solid throughout and got them into winning positions.

It was marketing and the APA are using the Mosconi Cup to connect their players to the wide world of pool. More power to them!

Stu, I had no idea you were there. You should have introduced yourself! Your analysis is spot on as usual and looking forward to your full report. I agree 100% that the Woodward/Ouschan match on Day 4 was everything the MC is about. This team, in some ways, have saved the event. I could feel the...

It wasn't on Sky Sports - it was exclusively streamed on Facebook Live,

It's nothing to do with us if you read the release,

That's right is it? I don't think so.

Thanks. Why not open a Facebook account in seconds and then you can watch it!

Really, what would be the point of employing the best ever coach at some expense with the hope of saving the fortunes of Team USA and with that the event itself and then tell him who he has to put in his team? None whatsoever.

No, different platform. Announcement in a couple of weeks.

http://www.matchroompool.com/wp-content/uploads/euro-rankings-2018-18.pdf

As a point of fact, there is a 16 event qualifying period, the last one being the recent International Open. The top three players are then automatically selected with those players being #1 Eklent Kaci, #2 Mario He and #3 Niels Feijen. The two wildcards were Albin Ouschan who was #4 and Jayson...

The facts of this matter were that Justin declined to be in the Mosconi Cup squad earlier in the year when players were being invited by Mr Ruijsink. It was entirely his decision and no one else's. I'm not sure how he fits into the team now with the players who have spent a considerable amount...

Completely incorrect. The European team selects three players from the top of a 16 event ranking list and then the captain selects two wildcard picks to make up the -five-man team. For the USA this year, the captain selected an initial squad of 15 players. Then some were eliminated, one or two...

Justin Bergman opted not be considered for Mosconi Cup selection.

Sorry for thelack of info, but this event has been put back to 2019.

For your information, Mr. Sossei declined the invitation.

First of all, the entire programme for the US team is the responsibility of the captain, Johan Ruijsink, as he is the one charged with getting a result in December. What the European team do in preparation for the event doesn't appear to be the issue on the basis that they win the Mosconi Cup...