Yow! Posted this over in the Carom pages and it is a good illustration of a thought I have often had...While Efren has undeniably elevated the kicking aspect of pocket billiards, it is still worlds behind the billiards players.
Is it the increased mass of the balls, the predictability/ accuracy of the tables, or is it something else?
I mean, (do you?) have to have big balls to fire at this shot? How many tries do you think you would need to knock this one down?
http://CueTable.com/C/?@2AUNj4BEKi4CRLH4VEKi3VasF3VQff4VOyE1VbGs1VQOY3VaRo3VJUk4VYkK2VQvc2VTAB@
Is it the increased mass of the balls, the predictability/ accuracy of the tables, or is it something else?
I mean, (do you?) have to have big balls to fire at this shot? How many tries do you think you would need to knock this one down?
http://CueTable.com/C/?@2AUNj4BEKi4CRLH4VEKi3VasF3VQff4VOyE1VbGs1VQOY3VaRo3VJUk4VYkK2VQvc2VTAB@
ericyow said:I just watched the 2006 Sang Lee match of Blomdahl v. Torres. I got it off of www.caromtv.com, Video On Demand. That is a really good way to watch awesome 3c billiard matches with live, on point commentary. I enjoyed it thoroughly and cost about half of what the dvd would've cost. Best part is, I can burn it to dvd myself and bam! Viola!
I ordered this one in particular because Miguel is a friend as well as a hero of mine, and Blomdahl...well, he's simply amazing. This match was beautiful to watch as Blomdahl straight up donkey-stomped my boy Miguel (sorry buddy). Miguel's great, but he never stood a chance. I think Blomdahl ran an 11, and went 5 and out to make 35 points in only 13 innings! Simply beautiful.
And the shot of the match...
http://CueTable.com/C/?@2AUNj4BEKi4CRLH4VEKi3VasF3VQff4VOyE1VbGs1VQOY3VaRo3VJUk4VYkK2VQvc2VTAB@
They have the sample clip available here - http://www.caromtv.com/vod/cc106-09_sample.wmv
I almost cried just a little, it was so sweet.
Anyway, just thought I'd toss it your way.
-yow!
edit: at caromtv.com they've got a bunch of freeviews too to check out![]()