Maybe you did, maybe you didn't. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't.Saw "Jagged Little Pill" a couple of years ago on Broadway -- it was great.
Lou Figueroa
Maybe you did, maybe you didn't. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't.Saw "Jagged Little Pill" a couple of years ago on Broadway -- it was great.
Lou Figueroa
Never too early to do the right thing. Bobby can acknowledge John's historic accomplishment with the reverence and sincerity that such an event deserves and extend a standing invitation without reservation and condition. John then can indicate whether or not he would like to accept that invitation and they could work out the logistics. The current world high-run record holder needn't express interest to get an invitation to any 14.1 high run contest that purports to be serious.
Hi Lou, I know my opinion doesn't matter any. Please invite JS to play or else your event is not valid. No offense intended, I respect your posts and effort in the pool community.HEY! You can''y say any of that might, might not stuff! Trolls will be all over you, lol.
lou Figueroa
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We, the fans. Whatever is in my pockets I am not happy to see you.
Hi Lou, I know my opinion doesn't matter any. Please invite JS to play or else your event is not valid. No offense intended, I respect your posts and effort in the pool community.
Regards, John
From what I can find, the DCC has had a 14.1 Challenge event starting in 2007 and running through to 2019.Couple of years I think. He won the DCC 14.1 challenge in 2018, and entered again in 2019 finishing quite high. He was pretty busy through 2019 running 626 though, and then there weren't that many tournaments after COVID hit.
Schmidt played in the American Straight Pool Championship in Oct. 2019 and in the "World" 14.1 event in Dec. 2019. Those events were not held in 2020.How long has it been since JS last competed in a 14.1 tournament?
Lou Figueroa
You should ask him.How long has it been since JS last competed in a 14.1 tournament?
Lou Figueroa
Shane is the ONLY straight pool player competing right now, next week it will be Ruslan.I'm asking about straight pool players who are actively competing now.
Lou Figueroa
Bad mouthing or telling the truth? Is John banned here? If not then he certainly isn't using the world's largest pool forum to express his opinion about your boss or your boss's project.What I am told he is doing is bad mouthing BC on any and every pool site he can find.
Which is fine and his right but it sure doesn't help his case if he wanted in to BC' event -- an invitational. Right about now i doubt Bobby would invite him to a garage sale.
Lou Figueroa
Well said. And correct in my opinion. But for the record, we have little use for thoughtful, considerate and concise replies around here.All the drama aside, I think focusing on other players for the time being does make sense from a marketing perspective and also to create a story. We all sweated John for close to a year as we kept up on his attempts. We know what he can do when commits himself to 14.1.
So the draw at this point is in seeing what the other big names in pool can do in a similar circumstance. Having John on the table so soon, would sort of feel like more of the same.
Now fast forward 6 months to a year after several champions have been on deck, I think it would be prudent to invite John. Either Johns record is broken and I would like to see him try again in a similar circumstance. Or, no one gets to 626 and it would be neat to see if John can beat event record.
Doing it that way tells a story.
Chili, I was betting against the 257 but if this information is accurate then 164 was Shane's high run on the official day one. So if he didn't beat 164 on day too I lose.
@Chili Palmer
Maybe so, maybe not.Obviously you mean: me, the fan, lol.
Lou Figueroa
The problem is they won't acknowledge John's recordAll the drama aside, I think focusing on other players for the time being does make sense from a marketing perspective and also to create a story. We all sweated John for close to a year as we kept up on his attempts. We know what he can do when commits himself to 14.1.
So the draw at this point is in seeing what the other big names in pool can do in a similar circumstance. Having John on the table so soon, would sort of feel like more of the same.
Now fast forward 6 months to a year after several champions have been on deck, I think it would be prudent to invite John. Either Johns record is broken and I would like to see him try again in a similar circumstance. Or, no one gets to 626 and it would be neat to see if John can beat event record.
Doing it that way tells a story.
No I think you won. I mean it's not "official" because putting up a list of scores seems to be beyond the technical abilities of the organizer. According to Gerry Shane had a 164 on day one and a 184 on day 2. How about we call it a draw?Roger, looks like you got it. Preferred payment method?
So the guy with 626 isn't the best? He ISN'T a choice, he's the guy with the highest verifiable run in history, PERIOD!anyone who averages more than 31 balls per inning is better than your choice for most likely best. Many #2's.
The problem is that the "drama" is being perpetrated by the promoter. Not as a marketing gimmick but instead likely from a deep sense of jealousy.All the drama aside, I think focusing on other players for the time being does make sense from a marketing perspective and also to create a story. We all sweated John for close to a year as we kept up on his attempts. We know what he can do when commits himself to 14.1.
So the draw at this point is in seeing what the other big names in pool can do in a similar circumstance. Having John on the table so soon, would sort of feel like more of the same.
Now fast forward 6 months to a year after several champions have been on deck, I think it would be prudent to invite John. Either Johns record is broken and I would like to see him try again in a similar circumstance. Or, no one gets to 626 and it would be neat to see if John can beat event record.
Doing it that way tells a story.
No I think you won. I mean it's not "official" because putting up a list of scores seems to be beyond the technical abilities of the organizer. According to Gerry Shane had a 164 on day one and a 184 on day 2. How about we call it a draw?