2017 Derby City Bigfoot 10 Ball

Shaw soft breaks but dry. Leevan doesn't have a look at the 1b. Plays a great kick safe.
 
LeeVan caught Shaw on his worse day breaking ever but fails to take advantage. 4 scratches plus some dry breaks. Had a 4 game lead that could've been more.

Shaw got his bad game out of the way and will kill it in the finals vs the winner of Kazakis and Biado.
 
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The table is obviously breaking tough - yesterday's layouts tended to be bad for all the players and there were few BNRs.

Much different from last year when Shaw seemed to have a perfect shot on the 1 every break.
 
Shaw shows the heart of a champion.
...when he's steamrollin', he looks like a front-runner....
...but he's been showing for the last year that he can win when he's down.

:bow-down:
 
Nothing against the ball, but I am really glad today will be the last day I have to watch it. The Big Foot and the 14.1 event are great sideshows at the Derby, but it's time to watch the three core disciplines - bank pool, one pocket, nine ball on 4/1/2 x 9 tables.
 
sjm said:
Nothing against the ball, but I am really glad today will be the last day I have to watch it. The Big Foot and the 14.1 event are great sideshows at the Derby, but it's time to watch the three core disciplines - bank pool, one pocket, nine ball on 4/1/2 x 9 tables.
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I concur. Getting into deeper rounds in banks. Some good matchups. Justin bergman vs Hall, Busty vs Dennis
 
Am I hearing things and going crazy. Mark just said Busty and Dennis is playing 1p. Its banks.
 
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