Dennis Hatch

hi

i know dennis very well being a native of upstate ny but i don't have a number for him at this time. so you might want to ask mike zuglan
(joss tour td). he should know how to contact him.

by the way i loved your book. but i gotta tell ya ron casanzio plays real strong and can beat anyone at anytime sir. you didn't give him a chance playing louie roberts. said louie should of beat him easily in the 1987 chicago classic. i have to disagree there cause i don't know anyone that can beat ron(julio) casanzio easily. but then again that could have been before his game picked up.:D


aka poolzilla:thumbup:
 
i know dennis very well being a native of upstate ny but i don't have a number for him at this time. so you might want to ask mike zuglan
(joss tour td). he should know how to contact him.

by the way i loved your book. but i gotta tell ya ron casanzio plays real strong and can beat anyone at anytime sir. you didn't give him a chance playing louie roberts. said louie should of beat him easily in the 1987 chicago classic. i have to disagree there cause i don't know anyone that can beat ron(julio) casanzio easily. but then again that could have been before his game picked up.:D


aka poolzilla:thumbup:

I know how Ron plays (played). You have no idea how strong Louie played back then. A sober Louie would have been a big favorite. He was an overpowering run out 9-Ball player who could intimidate anyone this side of Buddy Hall. Ron could not stand up to that kind of firepower IMO. And I think he knows (knew) that. But Louie was weak as a kitten that day, hung over, without any rest and dead broke. :rolleyes:
 
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