WTH is your problem? It sounded like you were on the WPA's side of this fight and that's how i responded.You must have missed what I was saying
I would say you severely missed what I was saying. Do I seem stupid?
WTH is your problem? It sounded like you were on the WPA's side of this fight and that's how i responded.You must have missed what I was saying
I would say you severely missed what I was saying. Do I seem stupid?
I most certainly did not sound like that. You responded to a post and I merely said I couldn't even respond to the post you responded to. Meaning it was too dumb to respond to.WTH is your problem? It sounded like you were on the WPA's side of this fight and that's how i responded.
Ok I guess my wording was misleading, I wasn’t implying they had failed to make progress I was just pointing out they have obviously decided not to take on that sector. Completely understandable from an economical perspective and maybe after the men’s grows they might do.Then let me clarify, too. The fact is that WPA, in partnership with Predator, has had a good track record of late in growing women's pool. I do not agree that Matchroom has a superior track record to them in the area of women's pro pool. I also do not agree with anybody who feels that Matchroom has any obligation at all to oversee/grow the women's pro game.
You said "it's a shame they haven't made any real progress" in women's pool. and I still disagree. That makes it sound as if they are trying but failing to have an impact in the sport of women's pro pool. In truth, it is not what they are trying to accomplish at all.
Yes, well said.Ok I guess my wording was misleading, I wasn’t implying they had failed to make progress I was just pointing out they have obviously decided not to take on that sector. Completely understandable from an economical perspective and maybe after the men’s grows they might do.
I just like how Matchroom do things and prefer the commentary on the matchroom streams to the wpa ones
I guess the woman can enter the mens events anyway like Pia often does.
Wow Chris Melling signs!
So much for the theory that Matchroom are going to stop their players from competing in non-Matchroom events
don't think that was ever the question, but will JOY let him compete in heyball now? doubtful.
the biggest losers so far are the WPA affiliated promoters, especially predator. and that's a pity, because whatever you think of their format, they've done good for pool and created opportunities these last couple of years.
Darren Appleton already commented on what MR will and won’t let players compete in. There’s screenshots in this thread.Wow Chris Melling signs!
So much for the theory that Matchroom are going to stop their players from competing in non-Matchroom events
The WPA will still be the grand daddy of the national federations.There maybe further news, bigger news coming soon..?
What if. The WPA were to lose Predator as promoters and Heyball as members?
= No more WPA in theory
A compete overhaul and new beginnings for Cue Sports worldwide?
There maybe further news, bigger news coming soon..?
What if. The WPA were to lose Predator as promoters and Heyball as members?
= No more WPA in theory
A compete overhaul and new beginnings for Cue Sports worldwide?
The WPA will still be the grand daddy of the national federations.
I've already called what will happen. I just don't know the date in which it will happen. The WPA will be the governing body of the amateur game. ...Or at the very least what all pool players will consider the amateur level.
If the WPA thinks they have any clout with Predator then that will truly represent the last nail in their coffin. Predator will simply side with what they want in their promotions. The very best competing against each other while showcasing their products. Otherwise the "pro" Predator tour will be some sideshow no one will pay attention to. If the WPA are stupid enough to try and enforce play refusals on the Predator sponsored pros who have signed MR agreements, then Pred will simply cut ties. Easy peasy lemon squeezy
more likely they'll back track with the bans. it wasn't an unanimous decision by the WPA to begin with, several members opposed it
The federations are the WPA and the WPA is the federations. They are pointless without the WPA tie to the Olympics.I agree.
So why wouldn't the other federations decide to move on as well?
Mutiny on the Bounty
The federations are the WPA and the WPA is the federations. They are pointless without the WPA tie to the Olympics.
Amid all this debate, I am surprised that Matchroom doesn’t have a big early tournament, like tennis With the Aussie. I think they need to fill up the calendar more.