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Brain71

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Boysey's finals day Arena Walk is live on YouTube! 🔥📺 Karl caught up with Nineball superfan Stu ahead of the day's action in Orlando. Fans like him are what make our sport so great ❤️ Live SB Việt Nam | #WNT | #FloridaOpenPool 🌴 | Matchroom Pool

Boysey's finals day Arena Walk is live on YouTube! 🔥📺 Karl caught up with Nineball superfan Stu ahead of the day's action in Orlando. Fans like him are what make our sport so great ❤️ Live SB Việt...
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Now that's a Shit eating grin if I ever saw one!!👍🏻 He's got all the money.😂
 
The camera panned in on sjm quite often. After a while, I think he may have seemed to be aware of it because he stared right into the camera. Sitting in the front row with a white shirt, he was easy to spot.

YATES: The gentleman in the middle there with the white shirt on, he's one of the super fans. He's from New York City. He was telling me yesterday, he was born actually in London but moved to the United States as a baby in arms. He provides a lot of really good posts on the AzBilliards website forum, very knowledgeable. He loves his pool, and he will be loving this match. He actually said to me yesterday, he thought the Acencio-Morra match was one of the best he'd ever seen. And he's seen plenty.

FROST: He sure has. He's been around a long time. Stu, a great guy from New York and a good friend of mine.

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LOL. I was quite astonished to be interviewed by my old friend Karl Boyes, but I am flattered by all the kind words that have come my way.

For the record, my parents moved to the United States in 1956, but I was born in 1958 while my mother was visiting her mother in London. I moved to New York at the ripe old age of four months and have now lived in New York for 67 years, which is 99.5% of my life.
 
sjm said:
LOL. I was quite astonished to be interviewed by my old friend Karl, but I am flattered by all the kind words that have come my way.

For the record, my parents moved to the United States in 1956, but I was born in 1958 while my mother was visiting her mother in London. I moved to New York at the ripe old age of four months and have now lived in New York for 67 years, which is 99.5% of my life.
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Your math is good. We get inspired and happy every time we see you in the crowd.
With two months left before I retire I hope to follow your lead.
 
sjm said:
LOL. I was quite astonished to be interviewed by my old friend Karl Boyes, but I am flattered by all the kind words that have come my way.

For the record, my parents moved to the United States in 1956, but I was born in 1958 while my mother was visiting her mother in London. I moved to New York at the ripe old age of four months and have now lived in New York for 67 years, which is 99.5% of my life.
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So you just fell into the accent talking to Karl Boyes? :D
 
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