Sarah..................

JoeyA

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Sarah Rousey, 9-4 over Allison Fisher. WOW! That's doing something.


Congratulations Sarah!

Build on that win from here on.
JoeyA
 
Thanks everyone. It was a good match and the jitters are out! Unfortunately TAR can't stream while ESPN is taping so everyone will have to wait to see what's going on. :( Anyway, I guess we will see where this adventure ends and for the first time ever...I'm playing pool on Sunday at a WPBA event!!

Thank you again.
Sarah
 
Good shooting...

Nice work Sarah!

Allison is definately a big feather in your cap, she has been the one to beat for a loooonnnnnngggg time!
 
Sarah, I would guess at least 99% of this board is pulling for you if not everyone.... Stay calm, enjoy the moment and run out.. Think of this as a chance to show your stuff, keep the positive in you mind and kick another Fisher out of the tournament.... Wear her out!
 
sarahrousey said:
Thanks everyone. It was a good match and the jitters are out! Unfortunately TAR can't stream while ESPN is taping so everyone will have to wait to see what's going on. :( Anyway, I guess we will see where this adventure ends and for the first time ever...I'm playing pool on Sunday at a WPBA event!!

Thank you again.
Sarah
That spot I need just keeps getting bigger an bigger.....:smile:

Great job.

Mike
 
JimS said:
You got my attention! Nail bending focus!

One of the most difficult things to do if you are not already at the top of the food chain is to focus hard enough to keep up your winning ways after beating one of the best players in the sport.

I have seen myself let up on my next opponent and while not living totally in the past, have been kind of content with having enjoyed a nice victory here and there, wind up playing poorly because that quasi-satisfaction.

It takes a lot of discipline to refocus yourself to play well after big wins. Here's hoping Sarah, plays in the moment and gives them all they can stand.

JoeyA
 
JoeyA said:
One of the most difficult things to do if you are not already at the top of the food chain is to focus hard enough to keep up your winning ways after beating one of the best players in the sport.

I have seen myself let up on my next opponent and while not living totally in the past, have been kind of content with having enjoyed a nice victory here and there, wind up playing poorly because that quasi-satisfaction.

It takes a lot of discipline to refocus yourself to play well after big wins. Here's hoping Sarah, plays in the moment and gives them all they can stand.

JoeyA


You read my mind Joey, but I wouldn't say it. And you know why too. :smile:
 
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