Ronnie Wiseman Vs Kenny Brisbon - 10 ball LIVE
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stop in and give it a look-see
9-9 Kenny breaking on the hill. A few shots each at the ten last game.
That was a good feed. Thanks for sharing.
Kenny played in the US Amateur and made it to the Semi Finals. Shows how good the competition is.
http://www.usamateurchampionship.com/coverage/2010/standings/men.htm
Here is a profile about him done by Sammy Diep. It is the 3rd one
http://www.usamateurchampionship.com/coverage/2010/features.html#diep
http://www.usamateurchampionship.com/coverage/2010/standings/men.htm
Here is a profile about him done by Sammy Diep. It is the 3rd one
http://www.usamateurchampionship.com/coverage/2010/features.html#diep
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Black Kenny took it off, it was a pretty good finish. A lot of missed shots on the ten ball at the end of the set. Wiseman prob should have won 10-7.
yeah Kenny is a really good shot, only thing holding him back is his head game.
I noticed he stayed down on the shot a long time before making contact with the cue ball, with some people I think this can be a bad thing. The old adage think long think wrong comes to mind!
Scotch doubles can really bring out the worst is some players, especially if they're a rhythm player. We have a annual blind draw scotch double tournament where I'm from and after playing in it for over 15 years I can tell you its all about how you click with your partner. I have had a person as a partner that was a c player at best and we won it easily and I had a player that was extremely talented and we were picked to win it but only came in third. We didn't click at all, it was ugly.
Anyhow I'm looking forward to checking in tonight to see some action. PM me your rates for add's and I will see if we can work something out.
I noticed he stayed down on the shot a long time before making contact with the cue ball, with some people I think this can be a bad thing. The old adage think long think wrong comes to mind!
Scotch doubles can really bring out the worst is some players, especially if they're a rhythm player. We have a annual blind draw scotch double tournament where I'm from and after playing in it for over 15 years I can tell you its all about how you click with your partner. I have had a person as a partner that was a c player at best and we won it easily and I had a player that was extremely talented and we were picked to win it but only came in third. We didn't click at all, it was ugly.
Anyhow I'm looking forward to checking in tonight to see some action. PM me your rates for add's and I will see if we can work something out.
I eliminated Kenny in the round of 32 at the US AMateur finals in Atlanta a few years ago going on to tie for 13th but yes, he does play pretty well and I respect his game