Moe Szyslak
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I humbly apologize and hope you can find it in your heart to forgive
Johnny Archer
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I humbly apologize and hope you can find it in your heart to forgive
can't disagree with that.
but an air barrel and some years with substance problems doesn't define a career. not in my eyes.
7ft tables, wide pockets, no call shots, after scratching on the break, can shoot inside the kitchen, pros playing little kids... and that's the future of pool?
Joshua Filler said recently that he thinks that 8-ball is harder to win than 9-ball/10-ball because in 9/10 the best shot maker will always win, while in 8-ball, a good pattern player can beat a better shot maker, so it's not a sure win.
If I'm not mistaken, 8ball is also SVB's favourite game.
With some rules adjustments, I think that 8-ball should be the pro's game, and it's a win-win, as the game will be harder for the pros, but the guy at home will relate better to a game he knows from shooting at the bar with his friends.
one pocket is filler's favorite game, then straight pool. he said this last week in the commentary for the european championship.
but about ultimate pool, you're missing the point if you think it's intended for the likes of shane or filler. it's great fun. but it's not a pro tour and doesn't claim to be
then the shouldn't be on it.
what next? a pro team in the APA? maybe it'll better for the USA than playing the mosconi
Pool is supposed to be fun. This format is, for many enjoyable to play and watch.
The events have been run rather well and promoted properly.
Many enthusiasts filling the venues in areas that pros do not frequent,
I went to the tourney in Denver and got to see up and comers along with pros that I was able to talk to. Also ran into friends that I have not seen in years.
The rules have been changed a bit to increase the fans and players interest.
I am sure the kids that are playing the pros were stoked about the chance.
So far so good.
The events have been run rather well and promoted properly.
Many enthusiasts filling the venues in areas that pros do not frequent,
I went to the tourney in Denver and got to see up and comers along with pros that I was able to talk to. Also ran into friends that I have not seen in years.
The rules have been changed a bit to increase the fans and players interest.
I am sure the kids that are playing the pros were stoked about the chance.
So far so good.
Moe Szyslak
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Hey at least it's a break from 9 ball, no pun intended
vintagecollectibles831
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They promoted this guy....
but we got this guy. He looks rough and has a hunched back. He shoots like a league player. To be honest I think I can wipe the floor with him on the bar box. He can most likely still run them on the bigger open 9 footer. I'm a 9 foot guy and even he probably has a bit left in him. Very little but still.
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Oh my, this is just so sad. Yeah, his stance looks very off, and not right at all. Well, we all get old eventually. Nobody stays young forever. At least he is still able to play. Johnny Archer is a Legend in my book. The greatest player of the 90's. I really hate that people just love to talk bad about others, just to make themselves feel better.
Go win the US Open, and then you can talk trash about Johnny Archer.
vintagecollectibles831
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It is only a game.
That's all the trash talk is about?
Savannah picked up somewhere around $17k for being in the final of a $1k entry event that was Fargo capped in the last couple of weeks. She has accomplished similar feats before. I don't even think she is old enough to drive a car yet.
Wonder when the last time JA won anything that paid more than $3k.
Lou vs Savannah, nine or eight ball, race to 11, who do you got lol?
Wonder when the last time JA won anything that paid more than $3k.
Lou vs Savannah, nine or eight ball, race to 11, who do you got lol?
billiards_watch
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I think its refreshing and exciting to be honest.
You are nuts on that one. Young lady plays way better than most people think.
billiards_watch
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Now you're sounding like a fanboy. Lets not get full blown autistic now.
The playing field was equalized on the bar box. I think she beats him on a 9 foot table.
Don't lie
It's about being a good human, JA is not one
Not a chance of her beating him on any table and I don't care for the guy. If he pays up, we can talk
