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[Luxury]

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[BVal]

The exciting trick shot show was on. One I'd never seen before. The first 6 shot attempts were missed. By the end of the show only about 7 out of 20 shots were made. Why can't they air more of the made shots?

The part that kills me: The championship and $25,000 was decided with 2 more missed shots by the loser. And then the winner is supposed to get really excited! I suppose the audience is supposed to get excited too.

Will someone out there that can communicate with the tournament directors for these let them know that they should really change the format so the winner makes the final winning shot? I know this is possible.

I actually enjoy watching these and this is just a suggestion. I left the names of the players out on purpose.

I am sure if you write them a letter - they will change it for you. : )

BVal

 

[bigskyjake]

This should be in the npr forum
Trick Sh#t Magic is about as close to pool as raising sea monkeys is to cattle ranching

 

[sky..]

I saw the match you're talking about the other night. Yes, there were a lot of missed shots. But it was still good, no? Not as good as Mike Massey and Dr. Cue, but still good to watch.

 

[Icon of Sin]

This should be in the npr forum
Trick Sh#t Magic is about as close to pool as raising sea monkeys is to cattle ranching

That was hilarious!

 

[PKM]

For me, as I've said before, the usual competition format makes it less a lot less entertaining than if it was just an exhibition. They don't try the hardest and most impressive shots because all they have to do is try to make their opponent miss. I hardly ever watch trick shot competitions on ESPN, but I'll watch Semih Sayginer any day.