A close second would be to see the James Walden and Jack Cooney set for xxxK at Derby City . That is some hi-test shiit there.
This entered my mind as well !!
A close second would be to see the James Walden and Jack Cooney set for xxxK at Derby City . That is some hi-test shiit there.
Now Lock, you know Cesar let Buddy win a little Houston $ back.
I would love to have been there in March of 1954 to see the great Willie Mosconi run his 526 balls.
How much better could it get than that?
What I do know is that Efren and his people wanted to play again, and mysteriously, Buddy never played him again --ever. What does that tell you?"
Easy answer for me.. Eddie Taylor playing some bumps and 1 hole.. Would love to have seen him in his prime!
My grandfather. I know he loves pool and I never seen him play.
...in his (or her) prime, at the peak of their game, what year would you travel to and what player would you want to see?
Good answer.
My grandfather was my best friend. We played pool alot throughout my life and before he got to sick to play he told me how proud he was about how well I was playing.
He eventually got cancer and was bed ridden for 2 years, I took care of him every day until he passed and hardly picked up a cue during all that time. We talked often of playing pool and it always brought a smile to his face.
Playing him is one of the moments I treasure the most in my life.
man....Harold Worst
woman....Lori Shampo
I think it would be amazing to see how well each played in their primes.