Yes, I remember Stewart Cink's classy comment after he won. Cink said "Even I was rooting for Watson." A quote for the ages.
The International 9-Ball Open
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Yes, I remember Stewart Cink's classy comment after he won. Cink said "Even I was rooting for Watson." A quote for the ages.
If I scratch on the 9 I want my opponent to have a free shot on the 9 (or a concession by me). I don’t want a spot shot - which is missable as proved over time again and again by professionals and/or elite players missing some (not many but some) of their spot shots. The reasoning behind my first sentence is that it is an integral part of the rules of pool and those rules are solid and and have been agreed upon over a long period of tIme and have been proved to be fair.
Only since one foul came about.
I'm sure you will remember to put his name on the list of entries!
That was an interesting year to say the least.......
All Times Are Eastern
Sunday Oct. 21, 2018
Play Starts at 10:30am EDT
10:30am – Justin Bergman (11) vs. Eric Bayhon (3)
12:30pm - Johnny Archer (11) vs. Ralf Souquet (7)
2: 30pm - Mitch Ellerman (4) vs. Albin Ouschan (11)
Dinner Break
6:30pm – Shane McMinn vs. Jayson Shaw
8:30pm – Niels Feijen vs. Tyler Styer
10:30pm – Bill Thorpe vs. Ko Pin Yi
Sunday Oct. 21, 2018
Play Starts at 10:30am EDT
10:30am – Justin Bergman (11) vs. Eric Bayhon (3)
12:30pm - Johnny Archer (11) vs. Ralf Souquet (7)
2: 30pm - Mitch Ellerman (4) vs. Albin Ouschan (11)
Dinner Break
6:30pm – Shane McMinn vs. Jayson Shaw
8:30pm – Niels Feijen vs. Tyler Styer
10:30pm – Bill Thorpe vs. Ko Pin Yi
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You disagree?
Are the brackets AZB up to date?
Because I don`t see some of the second round losers on the losers side.
On a side note:
Does someone else have problems when viewing the brackets on his mobile? Somehow it keeps jumping back to the starting position anytime I try to scroll through it.
Because I don`t see some of the second round losers on the losers side.
On a side note:
Does someone else have problems when viewing the brackets on his mobile? Somehow it keeps jumping back to the starting position anytime I try to scroll through it.
Oze147;6250663 On a side note: Does someone else have problems when viewing the brackets on his mobile? Somehow it keeps jumping back to the starting position anytime I try to scroll through it.[/QUOTE said:
Finals with Li Hewen at the Worlds. If you saw the last game when the score was notted, when Darren JUMPED a ball into the side pocket, and ran out, that moment proves my point.
Yep. Been that way for years. Mine goes straight to 8th round losers side.
Brackets are worthless.
Jason
Wow, the cream is really rising to the top so far.
I The 2017 and 2016 Stars of Chesapeake Look Strong
Last year’s final four in Chesapeake still seem comfortable in Chesapeake, with Shaw, Kaci, Sanchez Ruiz and JL Chang a combined 12-0 so far. In 2016, Van Boening, JL Chang, Shaw and Orcullo were the last four standing in Chesapeake, and they are a combined 12-0.
II Also Showing Some Serious Form
Reigning World 9-ball champion Carlo Biado is 3-0.
Dennis Grabe, who beat a stellar field at the World Pool Series 10-ball event, is 3-0.
John Schmidt has topped three very fine players in YL Chang, Radoslaw Babica and Alex Pagulayan to get to 3-0. Very impressive.
Corey Deuel is 3-0 after a brilliant 11-4 win over 2018 Derby City 9-ball runnerup John Morra.
III Two Mosconi Hopefuls are Making a Statement
Justin Bergman beat the superb Alex Kazakis (who has both a Eurotour win and a win at the Ocean States Championship in the past year) to bring his record to 3-0.
Skyler Woodward had a fine win over Thorsten Hohmann to bring his record to 3-0.
IV Not to Mention ...
There are plenty of killers left on the B-side, too.
This is a great event to this point, and the last few rounds are sure to produce some great drama.
I The 2017 and 2016 Stars of Chesapeake Look Strong
Last year’s final four in Chesapeake still seem comfortable in Chesapeake, with Shaw, Kaci, Sanchez Ruiz and JL Chang a combined 12-0 so far. In 2016, Van Boening, JL Chang, Shaw and Orcullo were the last four standing in Chesapeake, and they are a combined 12-0.
II Also Showing Some Serious Form
Reigning World 9-ball champion Carlo Biado is 3-0.
Dennis Grabe, who beat a stellar field at the World Pool Series 10-ball event, is 3-0.
John Schmidt has topped three very fine players in YL Chang, Radoslaw Babica and Alex Pagulayan to get to 3-0. Very impressive.
Corey Deuel is 3-0 after a brilliant 11-4 win over 2018 Derby City 9-ball runnerup John Morra.
III Two Mosconi Hopefuls are Making a Statement
Justin Bergman beat the superb Alex Kazakis (who has both a Eurotour win and a win at the Ocean States Championship in the past year) to bring his record to 3-0.
Skyler Woodward had a fine win over Thorsten Hohmann to bring his record to 3-0.
IV Not to Mention ...
There are plenty of killers left on the B-side, too.
This is a great event to this point, and the last few rounds are sure to produce some great drama.
5 players out of the final 16 on the winners side are Americans
Yeah, gotta love it. SVB, Schmidt, Deuel, Woodward, Bergman. May the force be with them.