The official winner, Mike Davis, Jr., was one of the ‘possibles’ in pre-tournament thoughts about who’d end up taking the top prize. There were a number of other ‘possibles’ who figured into such thinking; BJ Ussery, Jr., Josh Roberts, Joey Tate, Nathan Childress and Scott Roberts, to name just a few, but as it turned out, the eventual runner-up was Greg Taylor, who’d won his last event on the Q City 9-Ball Tour in 2017. Sent to the loss side in the third round, Taylor won five straight, including wins over Ussery (who’d sent him to the loss side), Scott Roberts and Joey Tate, for the right to face Davis in the final. They opted out of that last match, splitting the top two prizes of the $1,000-added, PremierBilliards.com’s TOP (The Open Players) Tour this past weekend (Sept. 30 – Oct. 1). The event drew 44 entrants to Breaktime Billiards and Sports Bar in Cary, NC.
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