Niels Feijen 161 ball run at Derby City George Fels Memorial

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAefL...ature=youtu.be

Blackjack David Sapolis has added commentary, scoring, some video and Dana Stephenson provided the video and added the opening intro.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW0caQex9UE
The first link is broken. The second link is fine.
 
Here is the correct link - http://youtu.be/sAefLGVhHAw

Well, there must be a full moon over AzBilliards Land. First, we have Keone Young the actor posting, then Mark Kendall the lead guitarist of Great White posts a little, and now comes Dave Sapolis, instructor extraordinaire and all-around nice guy posting on the forum. :)

It's Celebrity Week here at AzBilliards. :cool:
 
As phenomenal as he is, i usually find him equally as boring to watch. I enjoyed this though. Thanks.
 
161 is great, but D. Appleton ran 200 and out. In the last few years we are seeing how easy 14.1 is for the top pros that hardly ever practice it. Johnnyt
 
161 is great, but D. Appleton ran 200 and out. In the last few years we are seeing how easy 14.1 is for the top pros that hardly ever practice it. Johnnyt


Couple of ways to look at that Johnny.

FIrst way is to realize that for every 1 or 2 hundred ball run by a pro there are hundreds of 30 and 40 ball runs by them as well.

And of course the second way is, maybe we aren't seeing how easy it is for the pros, maybe we're seeing how bad we suck. :grin:
 
161 is great, but D. Appleton ran 200 and out. In the last few years we are seeing how easy 14.1 is for the top pros that hardly ever practice it. Johnnyt

Just because there's only one or two major tournaments a year doesn't mean they don't practice the game. I'm sure Appleton practices 14.1 quite often, and even Archer has gone on record to say he practices the game a lot.
 
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