Associated Tour Systems US Pro Tour - Here's the Plan

MikeJanis said:
It's fine on my end. Maybe its your computer or I pissed off Mike Howerton.
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Wait a minute, now. Does anybody see anything in Mike Janis' avatar other than a big black box? If so, what is it? :eek:

JAM
 
Well I'm seeing the Viking Cue 9 ball tour logo myself!! Now don't go calling Mike a square after all he's trying to do for pool. LOL. Your browser or computer must be biased against the Viking tour for some reason??? Hard to say but looks OK on my end.
 
Neil said:
O.K., so say the Phil., for example, get easier visas, and 50 or so come over here and play in the regional tours. They then are qualified for the ATS events, which detemines who gets to go to the international events. Theoretically, no U.S. players could qualify to represent the U.S. ?????

Or, in a scaled down version, 4-5 'foreign' players such as Soquet, Efren, Bustamente, Parica, Holmann, ect., could take spots away from the U.S. players. True??? Or would the U.S. reps still be chosen by nationality, and not necessarily top rankings??? (top rankings among ATS players overall, but still chosen by top rankings among U.S. players)
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I think the highest ranked US Players would be the ones qualified to represent the USA.

The same thing applies to the regional tours and the WPBA. When it comes time to choose players for the Women's World Championships the highest ranked American on the WPBA are invited first.
 
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