I got DSL.. audio and video is excellent... like watching regular TV program.. no delays at all... WPC live will be shown around 2:00 a.m. July 4 (Pacific Time)... here's the schedule
http://www.worldpoolchampionship.com/article_detail.asp?article_id=2105
As Judgement Day looms tomorrow, there are a further 112 matches to be contested at the 2005 Kaohsiung World Pool Championship and there will be plenty of players whose fate will be decided at the close of play today.
It is generally accepted that four wins from the seven group matches will be enough to garner a position in the last 64 straight knock-out bracket, although it is not guaranteed.
Play commences at 12.00pm, with the TV table coming into operation at 17.00.
The opener features local favourite Fong-pang Chao against top European Nick van de Berg in a match which both players need to win.
Other players in dire need of points on the TV table include American Mosconi Cup star Charlie Williams who has just one win from four starts and need victories in his last three matches. He faces a rampaging Thorsten Hohmann so he will have his work cut out.
Efren Reyes faces Roman Hybler in another must win game and all eyes will be on Thomas Engert and Francisco Bustamante as they square off on the main table.
TV Table schedule
Group 5 Fong-pang Chao (TPE) v Nick van den Berg (NED)
Group 13 Earl Strickland (USA) v Siauw Wieto (INA)
Group 13 Oliver Ortmann (GER) v Kevin Uzzell (ENG)
Group 9 Mika Immonen (FIN) v Keng Kwang Chan (SIN)
Group 14 Alain Martel (CAN) v Ching-chia Wu (TPE)
Group 3 Thorsten Hohmann (GER) v Charlie Williams (USA)
Group 4 Efren Reyes (PHI) v Roman Hybler (CZE)
Group 10 Ying-chieh Chen (TPE) v Anthong Ginn (ENG)
Group 7 Francisco Bustamante (PHI) v Thomas Engert (GER)
Group 2 Ching-shun Yang (TPE) v Steve Davis (ENG)
http://www.worldpoolchampionship.com/article_detail.asp?article_id=2105
As Judgement Day looms tomorrow, there are a further 112 matches to be contested at the 2005 Kaohsiung World Pool Championship and there will be plenty of players whose fate will be decided at the close of play today.
It is generally accepted that four wins from the seven group matches will be enough to garner a position in the last 64 straight knock-out bracket, although it is not guaranteed.
Play commences at 12.00pm, with the TV table coming into operation at 17.00.
The opener features local favourite Fong-pang Chao against top European Nick van de Berg in a match which both players need to win.
Other players in dire need of points on the TV table include American Mosconi Cup star Charlie Williams who has just one win from four starts and need victories in his last three matches. He faces a rampaging Thorsten Hohmann so he will have his work cut out.
Efren Reyes faces Roman Hybler in another must win game and all eyes will be on Thomas Engert and Francisco Bustamante as they square off on the main table.
TV Table schedule
Group 5 Fong-pang Chao (TPE) v Nick van den Berg (NED)
Group 13 Earl Strickland (USA) v Siauw Wieto (INA)
Group 13 Oliver Ortmann (GER) v Kevin Uzzell (ENG)
Group 9 Mika Immonen (FIN) v Keng Kwang Chan (SIN)
Group 14 Alain Martel (CAN) v Ching-chia Wu (TPE)
Group 3 Thorsten Hohmann (GER) v Charlie Williams (USA)
Group 4 Efren Reyes (PHI) v Roman Hybler (CZE)
Group 10 Ying-chieh Chen (TPE) v Anthong Ginn (ENG)
Group 7 Francisco Bustamante (PHI) v Thomas Engert (GER)
Group 2 Ching-shun Yang (TPE) v Steve Davis (ENG)
