No, I think Bowman should play Justin Bergman, and CJ should play David. Winner of ea match plays for the hill.
Bowman/Bergman/BarnBurner would be a good one to sweat. Race to 11 best two outta three sets, win by two in the third.
Be kinda Fun....
Matlock vs Keith
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No, I think Bowman should play Justin Bergman, and CJ should play David. Winner of ea match plays for the hill.
Bowman/Bergman/BarnBurner would be a good one to sweat. Race to 11 best two outta three sets, win by two in the third.
Be kinda Fun....
David can play anywhere. No doubt about it.
Here is a little UTube video.
King of the Bar Box.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2_aE6OR-yU
No wonder how he got that name. Some pretty funny commentary by The Miz. After David runs the first rack and left Johnny Archer sitting, the Miz says, "Johnny played a great game".
King of the Bar Box.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2_aE6OR-yU
No wonder how he got that name. Some pretty funny commentary by The Miz. After David runs the first rack and left Johnny Archer sitting, the Miz says, "Johnny played a great game".
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Is no one going to tell us what a buzzer is?
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He gets a lot of gear on that CB.
This is a great idea too.
Johnny Archer? 70-s 80's? Maybe very late 80's he didn't really hit his prime until the 90's, right?
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I was referring to when I played. Johnny was playing great in 1989 and 90. The younger guns at that time was Hatch, Jimmy Wells and Shannon Dalton.
I think DH and SD would have been around 16-17 and Jimmy Wales would have been like 14. Shannon and Dennis could play on anything but Jimmy seemed to play a good deal better on the little table from what I saw.
He does like to play snooker from what I have heard but if they play I will unload on Matlock. I got Keith in the guitar wars.
Now if you are talking about playing pool with the Ether, the nightmare, the one called Grady on the big screen then there will have to be some serious consideration as both of them are purebred bad^ss freaks of nature.
He did win a million bar table tournaments, all against strong fields! Seemed like he was first or second in every one he played in for 20 years! And yes, no one wanted to match up with him at those tournaments. He was there for one reason only, to win the tournament. Back then (the 70's and 80's) they usually paid $1,000 for first, not a bad payday then for two days work. Then Buddy had five days off to get to the next one. He hit all those tournaments back then, criss-crossing the Eastern United States. No one to this day knows all those highways and byways like Buddy. He can give you directions from anywhere to anywhere else just like that, naming every road you need to take!
Ronnie was the best combination shooter (two and three balls!) playing One Pocket of all time! It was amazing how accurate he was.
I won't claim to be an expert because I am limited in my first hand knowledge to the early 90's to now. I have played Keith a couple of times in tournaments on a bb and it was disgusting. He was unbeatable for someone of my skill level even with a huge spot, it just wouldn't have mattered and I am not completely crippled. I have played many great players on a bb and he made it look easier than any of them, except maybe Larry Nevel. I may catch flack for that but if anyone here hasn't seen Larry on a bb, it is pretty sickening.
I can't say for sure that Keith is the best but I know (knew) a couple of guys on the best ever list and the name I heard regarding this subject was Keith. I never got to play him or see him in his hayday but he made me want to quit the game when he was "washed up" lol.
I can't say for sure that Keith is the best but I know (knew) a couple of guys on the best ever list and the name I heard regarding this subject was Keith. I never got to play him or see him in his hayday but he made me want to quit the game when he was "washed up" lol.
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Cool video
A gold star for anyone who knows what room that was.
Hint: east coast. North of Delaware, south of Boston
A gold star for anyone who knows what room that was.
Hint: east coast. North of Delaware, south of Boston
And Cotton had the biggest shit eaten grin on his face ALL THE TIME! Ha Ha, BUSTED!
John Shuput was one great player, but so damn slow he would wear you out just watching him run a rack.
I stayed with him in Omaha and he steered me to some good spots. I won the money but got his car (a little Triumph) stuck in a snow drift! True story.
I've gambled with Billy, Keith, Allen, Johnny and Scotty. I haven't done so well against that crew. In fact I may be 0-5! Oh well....
Until Keith gave him the cure! Keith spotted all the Mexican champions the eight ball on a bar table and robbed every one of them. I watched it with my own eyes (and my wallet
). The eight ball meant nothing the way Keith played. His first nickname in L.A. was given him by the great Mario. He called Keith "El Diablo," the Devil!
In their prime, I'm sorry to say David was not Keith's speed at One Pocket.