no. he's never been a az guy.
John Gabriel is a bad man
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i think you meant 1:54:30
Two words that should help you overcome your disinterest: Tony Chohan
Well, in all fairness, that Chohan/Gomez match from the International was pretty amazing. That will be going up on the YouTube channel in the next couple of months.
'He got lucky ....
just kidding
John played great in the match.
I am acquainted with him here in Tulsa.
He's always played good pool-
Especially for a working man.
His name caused quite a fuss here quite a while back…can’t remember what it was about.
Recognized the name right away…….I think…. never met him
doubt its the same guy. he's about as low-key, drama free as it gets.
Well, I think he’s an interesting person and I like how he plays…get him to join.
too busy. doesn't have ANY desire to. he plays pool but doesn't give a rats behind what goes on on-line.
I watched the first game and found it amazing that he was up 7 to minus 2 and lost 8-7.
I played the game with them and saw a few moves that were better then I would have done and learned .
The only problem with watching players at this level is their position play and more importantly their kicking skills are better then the average player.
The 3 rail kicks in the first game were great,better then I could do.
But I would take 10-5 and the break from them.
I'm $10 one pocket player so if I lost that game,so what.
I played the game with them and saw a few moves that were better then I would have done and learned .
The only problem with watching players at this level is their position play and more importantly their kicking skills are better then the average player.
The 3 rail kicks in the first game were great,better then I could do.
But I would take 10-5 and the break from them.
I'm $10 one pocket player so if I lost that game,so what.
If you're ever in Tulsa i'll hook you guys up. John is about as good a guy as they come.
Notice how clear the balls are when the camera closes in on them. No problem telling which ball is which. The Accu-Stats crew understands this basic precept of televising pool matches, that is lost on some other production crews. You pull those same cameras back five feet and it becomes much more difficult to see all the balls clearly.
So clear I can see a purple 4 and orange 5.
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Tony Chohan highlights of creative One Pocket:
That was still an amazing shot. I don't play one pocket, so maybe people who play it a lot don't find that shot to be so tremendous- but I don't think I would have even pondered that shot. Perhaps you start thinking of unusual (from the perspective of an 8 or 9 ball player) shots if you play the game a lot.
All the more reason to play straight pool. Need all 15 balls on the table to begin to understand and learn how the balls react and rub against each other.
I think you’re right, must have him mixed up with a similar name.
I tracked him back twelve years….everyone speaks well of him, character and talent wise.