COLLECTION GURU said:she could give Mr. 400 a great match as she is Ms. 175 ( guessing at her high run ).
Actually, she is Ms. 152. I know, because she ran them playing against me! I think it was in the autumn of 2002.
COLLECTION GURU said:she could give Mr. 400 a great match as she is Ms. 175 ( guessing at her high run ).
JoeyA said:Jeanette Lee is a talented straight pool player.(yeah she is kind of cute too).
John Schmidt is a talented straight pool player. (yeah, I know what all the women say about his "good looks").
You see where I'm going with this..... While I don't see John as a Bobby Riggs or Jeanette as a Billy Jean King, there are some parallels.
If Jeanette brushed up on her straight pool skills, this match could be BIG with the right kind of promotion.
I don't know if John would have to make out like he is the bad guy like Bobby Riggs or not but that too could have serious promotional value.
Jeanette has been known to beat a few good male straight pool players and she is also known as a person to beat the odds.
What say you?
JoeyA
gulfportdoc said:I don't know if y'all are just real "politically cleansed" or whether some of you may be smoking too much wacky tabacky; but Lee has zero chance against Schmidt in any pool match, with the possible exception of a race to three, 9-ball.
A better Riggs/King type matchup would be Lee vs. someone like Rempe, or another good player who is quite past his prime.
Doc
Ktown D said:It took a little while but the voice of reason has echoed through this thread. When she was at top form she had no chance playing JS anything longer than a medium length race or possibly a straight match to 100 or 150 max.
---------------------------------Williebetmore said:Doc,
On what are you basing this opinion? Seems there were a bunch of players at the world tournament that found out she could play. Are you saying John is that much better than Ralf Souquet (whom Jeanette defeated)? I think the record will show that Ralf's straight pool credentials are impeccable, and most 14.1 guru's would place him ahead of JS.
Is JS the favorite over JL? Yes.
Does she have "zero chance" as you suggest? No. To suggest this is just insulting - your mission was accomplished.
To suggest she has no chance makes us think YOU may have been into the "wacky tobaccy" (or at least watching too much 9-ball). Have you actually seen her compete in 14.1? I know of no one who has seen her play competitive 14.1 that thinks she has no chance. Perhaps you were thinking there was a power break in 14.1; or that 9-ball is the same as straight pool.
JoeyA said:---------------------------------
Doc is one of those old school male chauvinist pigs. Nah, I'm just kidding. But I doubt if he has ever seen Jeanetter play 14.1. DOC?
You need to get out more often, Doc.
I have seen John Schmidt have a bad match playing straight pool where I thought I would have had a chance against him and I can't spell strait pool.
The bottom line is that MANY people would love to see the two of them playing regardless of the outcome.
Some who believe Jeanette has no chance would just melt at the thought of seeing John Schmidt roast Jeanette and prove them right.
Then there are the realists who know that if Jeanette Lee gets healthy and starts getting into 14.1 shape, she may ICE John in one single match of 14.1.
Regardless, they are both very photogenic, have great personalities and both can play a mean game of straight pool.
JoeyA
gulfportdoc said:I don't know if y'all are just real "politically cleansed" or whether some of you may be smoking too much wacky tabacky; but Lee has zero chance against Schmidt in any pool match, with the possible exception of a race to three, 9-ball.
A better Riggs/King type matchup would be Lee vs. someone like Rempe, or another good player who is quite past his prime.
Doc
If they were to play 10 ahead 9 ball or a 14.1 match to between 300 and 500 I think JL has minimal chance to win either set. Perhaps no chance was a bit too harsh. I think she has maybe a 10% chance in 14.1 and less than that in 9 ball. I really don't think her chances playing any kind of ahead set in 1P would be any better. This is not to belittle her in any way but I do see a significant gap in ability between the two.Williebetmore said:Ktown,
When the "voice of reason" says "zero chance" - many would think that is a somewhat "unreasonable" assessment - unless you guys know how JS magically became much better than Ralf Souquet (I must have missed this news...too busy playing pool I guess).
I'm a BIG JS fan, but I just can't see how you rank him that far above Ralf, who has accomplished much more in 14.1 than JS has.
sjm said:Actually, she is Ms. 152. I know, because she ran them playing against me! I think it was in the autumn of 2002.
Ktown D said:If they were to play 10 ahead 9 ball or a 14.1 match to between 300 and 500 I think JL has minimal chance to win either set. Perhaps no chance was a bit too harsh. I think she has maybe a 10% chance in 14.1 and less than that in 9 ball. I really don't think her chances playing any kind of ahead set in 1P would be any better. This is not to belittle her in any way but I do see a significant gap in ability between the two.
If I am wrong it won't be the first time.
huckster said:I would put John as 160/100 money favorite playing straight pool to 200. Jeanette's best game is straight pool she used to spend 24/7 learing from the New York legends when she was coming up. John has a bigger advantage the longer game they play, but I seen Jeanette play straight pool two times in competition and both times she won against Tony Robles (she ran 70+ and out), and against Jose Garcia (she ran a 100+) Jose lost something like 150-20?. Jeanette has a ton of heart and she and George are both not afraid to bet. John has all the talent in the world, but Jeanette (while being the underdog) can win at 14.1, races in 9ball, races in short rack banks. If they played 14.1 to 500 or more I have John as a 220/100 money line favorite. No chance would be me playing Mr. 400.
Huck
COLLECTION GURU said:Walter Brennan, once said, "Don't take advice from anyone who can't spell"
Snapshot9 said:that always want these Boston Marathon matches just slay me.
Gee, we could match up and play till one of us dies, and then the remaining player would be the winner ..... and the best too, because he lasted longer .... LMAO .... LOL .....![]()
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Williebetmore said:Snap-man,
Yes, you are correct, the "short and sweet" games ARE all the rage now. I can't wait for the new "World 3-Ball Championship" (it's a race to 2). I also happen to know that breakup is planning a new professional 2-ball tour (as soon as he learns to count that high).
I personally anxiously await the arrival of the One-ball championship, as waiting for those guys to make 3 balls can sometimes drag on quite a bit.