Hey try some coffee today.... and light'n up.Nope, never. Except the guy that beat it by 100 balls 2 years ago and has been the topic of 75 threads here. Venture beyond the NPR section once in a while.
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We don't know how to read.Again...
Did you read the thread.
Please not this again.Will anyone ever top Willie again, plus he was using old school cue and table? I think I have been in the 80 range a couple of times, but dam even getting over 400....
Will anyone ever top Willie again, plus he was using old school cue and table? I think I have been in the 80 range a couple of times, but dam even getting over 400....
Source Wiki...
Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954.[11] A handwritten and notarized affidavit[12] with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. The record has been surpassed, with 626 consecutive balls ran by John Schmidt on May 27, 2019, recorded on a videotape.[13] Critics have argued that Mosconi's record was made in competition while Schmidt simply set up break shots for himself, and that his video was never released.[14][15]
Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. Schmidt’s run was on a 4 1/2 by 9 foot table which is more difficult in the sense that longer shots are required but which is easier to play on in the sense that there is more room for the balls to spread, creating unfettered shots. Mosconi competed successfully on 4 1/2 × 9 and even 5 x 10 ft tables.
Perhaps you could be more clear in your question. I appears you already answered it yourself.Again...
Did you read the thread.
Will anyone ever top Willie again, plus he was using old school cue and table? I think I have been in the 80 range a couple of times, but dam even getting over 400....
Hey try some coffee today.... and light'n up.
Plus I'm almost certain your post goes against board rules. Not to cross the conversation of threads.
Might want to fact check me on that.
So your saying no one will ever match thr 526 again...."Will anyone ever top Willie again?"
No, never.
Run more balls? Been done.
Win more championships? Been done.
Mention their name to anybody on the planet and have it recognized for both of the above? Not likely, that would be nothing short of magic.
No. Who's the one that cannot comprehend?So your saying no one will ever match thr 526 again....
I suppose now the contest is hit the rock with the skinny tree...Somewhere there are symbols scratched into the wall of a cave indicating that Ugluk won the recent
"hit-the-skinny-tree-with-a-rock-from-twenty-paces-away" contest.
Will anyone ever play 14.1 better then Willie?"Will anyone ever top Willie again?"
No, never.
Run more balls? Been done.
Win more championships? Been done.
Mention their name to anybody on the planet and have it recognized for both of the above? Not likely, that would be nothing short of magic.