Scrunge19
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As the title states, I’m curious as to what this crowd’s thoughts are regarding whether or not Jayson Shaw is a future hall of famer.
Personally, I’d vote him into the hall of very good, but not the hall of fame. I just don't think he has the titles to justify inclusion. Outside of the Hanoi Open, he has very few wins at elite, singles events. His Turning Stone wins may be numerous but that’s a weak, mostly regional event and doesn’t come close to the likes of the US Open or major Matchroom tournaments.
Now obviously he’s a legend of the Mosconi Cup, but that’s a team event and one I think should be discounted for when it comes to consideration for an individual award such as the hall of fame.
Personally, I’d vote him into the hall of very good, but not the hall of fame. I just don't think he has the titles to justify inclusion. Outside of the Hanoi Open, he has very few wins at elite, singles events. His Turning Stone wins may be numerous but that’s a weak, mostly regional event and doesn’t come close to the likes of the US Open or major Matchroom tournaments.
Now obviously he’s a legend of the Mosconi Cup, but that’s a team event and one I think should be discounted for when it comes to consideration for an individual award such as the hall of fame.