Fedor Vs Tony 1 pkt

Thecoats said:
If I recall correctly they have played in the last 4/5 years and Busty edged Tony out. I am remembering it as a race to 24.

I miss-remembered Daniel (POVPOOL) has a match between Busty and Tony on his youtube page from 2016 where they played a race to 21 win by two. They ended up double-hill and Busty won the next two to win the match 22-20.
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hmm.. if it wasn't on daniel's channel it must have been fastlenny. i think ed kelly did some commentary. match was good, could've gone either way.

tony was very much at the top back then, but he didn't look well against fedor. i hate to comment on folks lifestyles, i just hope tony gets healthier, practices more and goes for a 2nd derby banner
 
jokrswylde said:
I will also add: I think it is hilarious that after a year in the State, it seems young Fedor is turning into the traditional American pool shark/gambler
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To imply that he is a pool shark is inaccurate he is a player and his speed is out in the open and fully clocked.

Great One Pocket players can give up massive spots and still prevail.
 
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Positively Ralf said:
I do not like one pocket, but I do have a question. Is Tony Cochan pretty much the only full time one pocket specialist still active? I only ask because I remember guys like Danny Smith(I believe he is known as The Shredder) and Chip Compton and how much they were on those accustats make it happen events. Do those guys play much anymore? I know Scott Frost's attention is more to his hall in AZ so he does not play much anymore.

Where there any others?
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Justin Hall and Josh Roberts
 
jtompilot said:
Justin Hall and Josh Roberts
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Justin Hall, a very fine one-pocket player, was primarily a 9ball player, even qualifying for the Mosconi one year. Sylver Ochoa of Texas was, however, more of a one-pocket specialist, but I don't think he competes much anymore.
 
skogstokig said:
hmm.. if it wasn't on daniel's channel it must have been fastlenny. i think ed kelly did some commentary. match was good, could've gone either way.

tony was very much at the top back then, but he didn't look well against fedor. i hate to comment on folks lifestyles, i just hope tony gets healthier, practices more and goes for a 2nd derby banner
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Ya that was my channel. Some great commentary on that match: Ed Kelly, Jimmy Mataya, Robert Leblanc and more...
 
Baby Huey said:
I can't see SVB being beaten by anybody race to 100 ten ball. Throw in a Magic Rack and I put him as a big favorite over all comers. I've seen too many PACKAGES put together by him over the years. No matter how great you strike the ball, his ability to string racks together would be a huge advantage over anyone. About ten years ago I watched him put a 19 pack together against Alex. He coasted to a 100 to 83 win. He let up on the final day to keep the score closer than it should have been. There was never a rematch. If you listened to players breaking the balls with your eyes blindfolded you'd be able to distinguish his break over anyone else's. The perfect hit master.
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Can i clarify if he broke n ran 19 racks in a row or he won 19 racks in a row ?
Cuz breaking n running 19 racks consecutively is just insane 😳
 
POVPOOL said:
Ya that was my channel. Some great commentary on that match: Ed Kelly, Jimmy Mataya, Robert Leblanc and more...
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loved it. and the dennis match is still my favorite 1p match.

sitting here in sweden and watching povpool and the cali scene back then was awesome. oscar, santos, tang etc.. plus all the monsters coming there, efren, rodney, shane, alex.. must have been a very cool time. glad you documented it
 
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