Corey Duel draw shot at Mosconi Cup?

JohnnyP

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I saw it a couple times on TV years ago, but I haven't seen it on youtube. I think it was at the Mosconi cup.

The cue ball was frozen to the head rail, the two ball is down table a ways. He jacks up and draws the cue ball back to the head rail and it bounces out with spin for shape on the next ball.
 
It was at the 2003 Mosconi Cup. Amazing shot! Niels Feijen was in the crowd and he was in awe. And Niels hits the tough shots real sporty himself :)

I heard Cory practiced this shot for three years for it finally to come up in a match. Shame he couldn't finish the run out, though. I guess even top players lose concentration after a great shot. I know I do :)

https://youtu.be/wkK0_2KtBi4?t=39m49s
 
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Anecdote said:
It was at the 2003 Mosconi Cup. Amazing shot! Niels Feijen was in the crowd and he was in awe. And Niels hits the tough shots real sporty himself :)

I heard Cory practiced this shot for three years for it finally to come up in a match. Shame he couldn't finish the run out, though. I guess even top players lose concentration after a great shot. I know I do :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkK0_2KtBi4 at the 40 minute mark.
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Thank you thank you, yes, that's the shot. :)
 
smashmouth said:
this shot destroys the mosconi cup one imo
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Disagree. While this is still an extremely difficult shot with a stroke that I will never have, the accuracy and stroke required for the Mosconi shot far exceeds that one.
 
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Neil
 
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