That happened at the WPC between John Schmidt and Marcus Chamat also. John called a push, which Marcus acknowledged. Apparently the ref didn't so he gave Marcus ball in hand. Marcus took it. The rest of the players booed him for it and John collected his cues and walked out. Bad sportmanship on Marcus' part.Cardinal_Syn said:There was a match in taiwan? i think where he was playing Yang, apperantly he wanted to make a push out but the ref didn't hear it so it was called a foul. Yang ended winning the match and Mika refused to shake his hands. Found it really unsportsman like.
junior718 said:yea i never liked mika's game. he whines like a baby and always thinks he got some bad luck when he makes a bad shot also. like when he safed himself on the 5 or 6 behind the 9, it was badly hit ball not bad luck and he jus gave that face like he got a bad roll. i never seen a match on tv or tape that he won either so i never really got to respect his game that much either. he is a world champ so he cant play bad but maybe i jus catch him at the wrong times. lol
sniper said:I strongly suggest you get a video of the 2003 Mosconi Cup, perhaps after watching Mika steamroll the top americans your opinion would change a little.
I couln''t agree more! Who wants to watch? Nobody ever misses a ball on those big bar-tables!Roll-Off said:The whole point of this thread, for the people smart enough to notice, is that the dialogue between the players added an extra element to the match. Hearing the players woof at each other is what televised pool needs. Not two robots running racks.
Roll-Off said:Hearing the players woof at each other is what televised pool needs. Not two robots running racks.
bruin70 said:yet another idea to make pool "watchable".....that's not going to help. it's THE GAME, roll-off,,,,,,THE GAME that's the problem