Chohan vs Bergman

[JPB2]

I tend to think Tony is the favorite. But Bergman is very tough. Switching to a Meucci should add half a ball to his game too. .

 

[skogstokig]

Has there ever been a fast and exciting one pocket match?

filler vs evan lunda was fast

yes bergman is slow, but so was dennis when he started playing big 1p matches. he got faster eventually, but his matches were some of the best long race 1p matches ever. and tony is fast and aggressive so i think this can be a fun match

 

[ChicagoJoe]

Not sure of bergmans 1 pocket prowes, I’m surprised he isn’t getting a ball.

He won the Southern Classic when they used to have it.

 

[white1]

i think its easy money for trex playing even

Ummm. Bergman almost never loses gambling

 

[Texas Carom Club]

Ummm. Bergman almost never loses gambling

Yeah
Me neither

 

[white1]

Yeah
Me neither

Maybe time to change that for ya……ill take Bergman for a nickel - we can post…

 

[lfigueroa]

Ummm. Bergman almost never loses gambling

Well... there's that, lol.

Lou Figueroa

 

[Hungarian]

What's the over/under on total hours?

Tony is a fairly fast player

Justin is a fairly slow player

I'm saying the final score is close.

24 - 21

 

[Fatboy]

What's the over/under on total hours?

Tony is a fairly fast player

Justin is a fairly slow player

I'm saying the final score is close.

24 - 21

I agree, should be close. Nobody is stealing here……

 

[Cuebuddy]

Tony has been in the grease, Justin has been off the radar it seems. I think that I would give the edge to Tony if he brings his "wow game". I agree that Iceberg doesn't book losers.

 

[gregcantrall]

Has there ever been a fast and exciting one pocket match?

I can't remember when but there was a match between Cole Dixon and Cecil Tugwell played 7 games in 35 minutes. In a race to 4 the breaker won the game in his second inning every game.

 

[Texas Carom Club]

Maybe time to change that for ya……ill take Bergman for a nickel - we can post…

What am I gonna do with a nickel, buy an ant?

 

[sammylane12]

Tony has been in the grease, Justin has been off the radar it seems. I think that I would give the edge to Tony if he brings his "wow game". I agree that Iceberg doesn't book losers.

Cuebuddy is right on. Tony has been mixing it up with the best, I think that counts for a lot.

 

[white1]

What am I gonna do with a nickel, buy an ant?

I didn’t figure you really had any gamble any you…just another talker.

 

[jay helfert]

I like it because it's real money, and not chop suey.

 

[ribdoner]

Not sure of bergmans 1 pocket prowes, I’m surprised he isn’t getting a ball.

TC's creativity will be trumped by JB's CB control

If the TC of 5 yrs ago shows up i like his side, you never know

 

[The_JV]

Not sure of bergmans 1 pocket prowes, I’m surprised he isn’t getting a ball.

Win or lose... Expect that game being offered to Bergman by Alex as we speak.

 

[lfigueroa]

IMO, if in any given game Justin gets ahold of the balls he going to grab a lot more of them than Tony.

It's tough when your opponent is severely penalizing you for every mistake and opportunity. In any case, it's an interesting match up.

Lou Figueroa

 

[Ken_4fun]

Bergman wears me out with his slow play.

It's going to drive Tony crazy.

Ken

 

[skogstokig]

Bergman wears me out with his slow play.

It's going to drive Tony crazy.

Ken

don't think he's used to it? alex and dennis can be slow too, in one pocket. i think the getting down, getting up, getting down, that all three of them do is more annoying for the viewer than for tony..

besides, and i was thinking this when watching morra the other day, when a "slow PSR" player plays aggressive (like morra) the matches don't take longer than when a fairly fast PSR player plays defensive (like chip).