2018 WPA World 9 Ball

JolietJames said:
I'm watching that match now (couple games in). I don't see a shot clock and Chang is taking tons of time between every shot. There is no way he isn't taking more than 30 seconds on almost all of them.
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No shot clock in use. I would like to see one used but not sure how you do it with several matches being played simultaneously.
 
terryhanna said:
Just saw a post on facebook coming from somebody on Chang's team saying SVB was shooting the finger at Chang here and acting Unsportsmanlike ?

What do you guys think i think it's BS to be honest.

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Here is the video https://youtu.be/9uvCNfQpghA?t=5360
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I watched the match and as Shane walked by he made a motion from the four ball to the corner pocket. Anybody that watches the video knows he didn't flip anybody off. Looking at a still photo stopped at precisely the right time it might appear so but that's simply not the case.
 
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arps said:
the Wu-Biado match was also a thriller. Real tight match!
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I believe so ...two champions in the battle for the ticket into...It's just not so fun to watch 2 great matches at the same time but now we have one more great battle to watch in the semi. I don't remember when it was last time current 9-ball champion being in the semi of the next WPC so great achievement for Carlo already. BTW what is also interesting Shane managed to comeback from 5:8 and make it for the win and our current european U-23 champion Vitaliy Patsura (whom I know very good and he is practicing in our Universitie's pool school in Kiev) in 1/32 with Carlo also managed to comeback from 5:8 to make it 8:8 but unfortunately failed to make it for the win at the end...missed the 6-ball at 9:10 when it could be a hill-hill thriller and a decider. It was his first appearence at this stage so not too bad to feel and know you have the ability;)
 
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Break and run for Shane to make it 4-2, but he's not controlling the 1 ball on the break like Biado is. Biado puts that 1 ball down near the corner pocket he's breaking from every rack, just like Chang did yesterday.
 
Break and run for Biado to go up 5-2. Once again, a very easy shot on the 1 in the corner to start the runout.
 
Yeah, Shane controlled the 1 that time. Biado up 5-3, as they're trading runouts. I don't know if Shane has any defense for Biado's break though.
 
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