can anyone recommend any good 14.1 accus stats. i already have john shmits 14.1 where he runs 112. any other recommendations
thanks
people
thanks
people
any good 14.1 accu stats?
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some good ones
Here are some matches that I remember more than most:
15SP-03 : Mizerak vs. Archer. Archer misses several easy break shots that must have made him ill. It made me ill just watching it. The Miz makes an incredible shot after missing position on a key ball to get back in line that only he could do. See why The Miz is the best.
15SP-01 : Sigel vs. Zuglan. Zuglan breaks and then sits down. I believe that Sigel only had one problem the entire time; simply flawless play. There is another tape of Sigel doing the same to Rempe from the 1989 US Open without any commentary that is also worth watching if you can find it.
15SP-06 : Zuglan vs. Murphy. Zuglan gets in a groove and its fun to watch. Since its a player review, it is one of the best learning tapes.
1995 Maine Event : anything with Efren in it. Especially his matches against C.J. It's fun to watch Efren literally learn the game as he goes from match to match. Billy does a good job of relating this process from tape to tape as well.
17SP-04 : Rempe vs. Ginky. This match has a lot to learn about opening the game as there is a lot of safety play. Ginky gives up a rack spot because its the best/only option at one point.
17SP-05 : Schmidt vs. Sigel. Not only is it fun to watch John show a lot of heart at the beginning of his 14.1 career, but there is also a 30 minute interview with Sigel where he mentions his cue caddy; Kevin Trudoue.
17SP-08 : Reyes vs. Sigel. Efren makes this absolutely sick break shot. Cross-side bank going up-table using reverse to go three rails into the stack. Only Efren would even see this, much less try it.
I would also recommend anything with Rempe in it. He is always in a match and even when he loses on a tape he has a high run in the 80's. He has to have the most solid mechanics I have seen among all of the pros.
I could go on, but I got this 9-5 thing I got to get back to.
Here are some matches that I remember more than most:
15SP-03 : Mizerak vs. Archer. Archer misses several easy break shots that must have made him ill. It made me ill just watching it. The Miz makes an incredible shot after missing position on a key ball to get back in line that only he could do. See why The Miz is the best.
15SP-01 : Sigel vs. Zuglan. Zuglan breaks and then sits down. I believe that Sigel only had one problem the entire time; simply flawless play. There is another tape of Sigel doing the same to Rempe from the 1989 US Open without any commentary that is also worth watching if you can find it.
15SP-06 : Zuglan vs. Murphy. Zuglan gets in a groove and its fun to watch. Since its a player review, it is one of the best learning tapes.
1995 Maine Event : anything with Efren in it. Especially his matches against C.J. It's fun to watch Efren literally learn the game as he goes from match to match. Billy does a good job of relating this process from tape to tape as well.
17SP-04 : Rempe vs. Ginky. This match has a lot to learn about opening the game as there is a lot of safety play. Ginky gives up a rack spot because its the best/only option at one point.
17SP-05 : Schmidt vs. Sigel. Not only is it fun to watch John show a lot of heart at the beginning of his 14.1 career, but there is also a 30 minute interview with Sigel where he mentions his cue caddy; Kevin Trudoue.
17SP-08 : Reyes vs. Sigel. Efren makes this absolutely sick break shot. Cross-side bank going up-table using reverse to go three rails into the stack. Only Efren would even see this, much less try it.
I would also recommend anything with Rempe in it. He is always in a match and even when he loses on a tape he has a high run in the 80's. He has to have the most solid mechanics I have seen among all of the pros.
I could go on, but I got this 9-5 thing I got to get back to.