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This reminds me of a time that me and a buddy were on the elevator at the Executive West. Alex P gets on the elevator, and my buddy was a little star struck. Alex breaks the silence by looking at my buddy and telling him (with a straight face) "I've turned two of my backers into millionaires." My buddy said something like "Wow!" Alex finishes by saying "Yeah, they used to be billionaires".
No billionaire in their right mind would donate to our "sport".
Has it crossed your mind that it's pretty difficult to get your PGA tour card?Well as I said to gentleman yesterday if I was young loved Pool, I would switch to PGA. Get Tour Card, as most PGAEve nuts pay like First Place $1,000,000.00, and most Tour Pro's have sponsor who cover expenses. Finish in top 25, pay day is like $25K.
Alex must need backers, or he would not have them. Sad story is many great Pool player die broke.
I’m surprised that more of the top pool players haven’t tried their hand at snooker.
What about those of us who can't cut it playing pool either?I think a lot of top (European) pool players got their start in snooker, and then when they couldn't cut it, moved to pool.
Taco BellWhat about those of us who can't cut it playing pool either?
Then you become an aircraft mechanic, like me. LMAOWhat about those of us who can't cut it playing pool either?
Then you become an aircraft mechanic, like me. LMAO
The answer in no. Pool had one some time ago. He loved pool. Was close friends with some pros. He used to come in my pool room. I could never imagine why he would even be hanging around with us.Can we get a billionaire to fix our sport PLEASE!!!!
And why would they ?No billionaire in their right mind would donate to our "sport".
And dumping and back room deals would ruin it.And why would they ?
We do not have one set of rules
We do not have a dress code
We do not have a single sized table to play on
We play games the audience does not comprehend
And if we had all of the above fixed, we would still want to bet on each other and the games in general; contrary to the general rules of sportsmanship.
Probably.List of snooker players investigated for match-fixing - Wikipedia
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aren’t all sports plagued by that?
Roger King, King World ProductionsCan you just say who it was?