What is difficult to digest is that many of us on this forum, I'm sure, have friends affiliated with Bonus Ball. As such, I don't believe that any of us want Bonus Ball to fail for this very reason.
Most of us would like to see professional pool grow. I believe we all want pool as an industry to take off as well.
I think that Nathan, et al., have really tried to make this Bonus Ball work. I agree that the Bonus Ball staff should have maybe handled things differently, but that is water under the bridge at this juncture.
The website is a first-class pool resource. There is a lot of information on it, and I enjoy reading it.
Rather than tear BB down while it's on its knees, it would be nice if this thread could produce some constructive criticism that might be beneficial to help Bonus Ball get off the ground. After all, I believe all of us want the players to escape unscathed, and more importantly, it would be nice to see Bonus Ball resurrect itself, as the title of this thread suggests.
I'll be the first say that I think what they did was wrong to American promoter Greg Sullivan, but this is not the time to hold grudges. We all need to see the bigger picture here, and guess what, I know Greg Sullivan himself would agree with this thought.
Good thread. I'm hoping something positive will come from it.