Might be time for a guy who hates to lose.
don't know. it's a better idea than the navy seal biker dude
Might be time for a guy who hates to lose.
That scoring company does not deal with 2-phase events very well. The phases are listed on the site as separate events. I think there is no combined set of results. Hopefully they will have eliminated the confusion by next year.Why does it show him playing Shaw then? Makes no sense. Whatever. They didn't play that's for sure.
Sorry, since you had mentioned the Open I assumed. dah.You haven't made it clear whether you are referring to a) the 2013 Mosconi, in which Team USA did not win even one singles match, or b) the International.
If you refer to the Mosconi, you are mistaken. If you refer to the 2021 International, Earl came tied for 17th. Team Europe members finished as follows: Ouschan 1st, Filler tied for 9th, Shaw tied for 17th, and neither Kaci nor Alcaide participated.
At the International, I watched only one Earl match on the stream table, and Dennis Grabe beat him to a pulp in the single elimination round of 32. Perhaps he won a TV table match in stage 1 that I didn't watch. He did beat Konrad J in Stage 1 on an outer table double hill, but Konrad, based on current Fargo Rate, is only Europe's 31st best player and is hardly representative of the kind of opponents Earl will face at the Mosconi.
A fool flatters himself. A wise man flatters a fool.
Earl will remain positive only as long as everything goes his way. If his game is off or the crowd gets to him it won't be pretty. Seen it too many times. I know how he did in '13 and i don't see eight yrs. passage will have improved things. Hope i'm wrong but i'm too much a realist to think otherwise.I hope Earl controls his emotions and plays well. It is imperative that he keeps to his word and maintains a positive attitude with his teammates too. There’s nothing worse than a teammate berating you for your mistakes- destroys confidence and team morale
I hear you man, but he has to find confidence somewhere to perform at that level.A fool flatters himself. A wise man flatters a fool.
You are probably correct. However, Earl at least deserves some credit for taking the opportunity seriously and preparing diligently for the MC. Hopefully it results in something positive.I have a strong suspicion that Matchroom "chose" Earl to represent the USA at the Mosconi Cup this year.
Earl has not won or even finished high enough in any recent tournament to deserve it.
Earl will certainly create controversy, buzz, sell tickets, and increase viewership, and that's what Matchroom really wants.
They pulled a similar move when they publicized Judd Trump's entry at the US Open in September.
If it wasn't a 100% MR pick they were definitely in on it. Probably Earl's last one of these so maybe it was part JJ, part MR and part send-off for a legend. Really hope things go well for him.I have a strong suspicion that Matchroom "chose" Earl to represent the USA at the Mosconi Cup this year.
Earl has not won or even finished high enough in any recent tournament to deserve it.
Earl will certainly create controversy, buzz, sell tickets, and increase viewership, and that's what Matchroom really wants.
They pulled a similar move when they publicized Judd Trump's entry at the US Open in September.
It's not about what he has won or finished high enough in any recent tournament.I have a strong suspicion that Matchroom "chose" Earl to represent the USA at the Mosconi Cup this year.
Earl has not won or even finished high enough in any recent tournament to deserve it.
Earl will certainly create controversy, buzz, sell tickets, and increase viewership, and that's what Matchroom really wants.
They pulled a similar move when they publicized Judd Trump's entry at the US Open in September.
And they're for eatin' meat not salads. Just ask Eberle,errrr,Rogan.All I know is the crowd isn’t going to get to Earl because his teeth are good.
Might be a good time to revisit this two-year-old blog post.
Mike you are super salty about all of thisMight be a good time to revisit this two-year-old blog post.