Predator 10-ball Payouts??

JAM said:
Everybody in America in Fats' era knew who he was. Today, we have no celebrity pool person that has reached the heights of popularity that Rudolph Wanderone, Jr., did or Willie Mosconi or Steve Mizerak.

JAM

Massey comes close, and he's on a worldwide scale of popularity.

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
 
kevin s said:
HEY DOUG! Where does these guys Coles and Jones play at? I don't think I've ever seen them play!


I don't know. Maybe Family Billiards or C.M's Place. This was in Pinellas County seven years ago. I can't figure out who they are. Maybe Captain Hook has a clue.
Doug
 
Scott Lee said:
Massey comes close, and he's on a worldwide scale of popularity.[/url]

A gentleman in the sport and a brilliant performer, Mike Massey is, and I agree.

JAM
 
Scott Lee

This snip of your web site
Traveling College of Billiard Knowledge shows, entertaining and teaching audiences at colleges, universities, military bases and poolrooms everywhere!

What I am wondering is if you have ever preformed any shows for a much younger audience, 8 to 12 year olds? I could be wrong but I would guess that you haven't. There probably not too many elementary schools with a pool table.

It is my opinion that it is the young that are needed to create a fan base, new potential customers and to produce the future champions.

Elementary schools probably do not have room in their budget to pay your fees and this is where sponsorship is needed. If the billiard industry could spend some of their advertising $$$ to pay you and to donate a table, balls, etc to school it would be advertising for the life of the table. All sponsors could be displayed on the skirts of the table.

I realize that this is just a dream but I would like to hear your thoughts (and from others of course) on this idea.

Steve
 
Massey close to Fats or Mosconi in popularity? Please try and stay in reality, you know, the stuff OUTSIDE this forum

lol
 
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