Every "Champion" has to use some sort of predefined body mechanics in order to accurately pocket balls. This accompanies the whole body and not any one individual part but every part of the body. Knowing the true fundamentals and being able to perform them is the only thing needed for anyone to become a "world-beater". These entire body mechanics vary greatly from player to player. To be able to perform world-class shots requires world-class ability as well as a similiar consistency. Putting all this together and focusing on becoming the best will ultimately develop you your own personal unique playing style. Any world-class player using a proper cue is unbeatable in any game vs any non world-class player. In my opinion there are far fewer world-class players today out there than there are any other type of player. So once the amateur wins any kind of major professional event he then becomes his own champion or world-class player and has now won the respect of his fellow players. How many players can say they have done this?
