If it wasn't for those dead money players that maybe shouldn't be playing, there wouldn't be a US Open 9B event.
US Open 9-ball updates thread..
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DeLuna up 9-0 over Alex on the main table.
John Morra sent Ignacio home pretty easily 11-2.
Grabe sent Oi to the west side of the bracket 11-4. It was not streamed, but Grabe must have played like a monster with the swings. It was 5-0, then 5-4, I think, then history.
John Morra sent Ignacio home pretty easily 11-2.
Grabe sent Oi to the west side of the bracket 11-4. It was not streamed, but Grabe must have played like a monster with the swings. It was 5-0, then 5-4, I think, then history.
Ya it's comical, He just became the first player to win over a Mil in yr , 2018-2019 , over 6 mil lifetime and counting .,Real money events
Somebody would have to win this event 14 times to equal what Trump won in 1 event playing Snooker.
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That will give Alex more time to sharpen up his one pocket game. That match against Tony will be a dog fight.
To be fair he didn't get many chances and Filler, Alex and Earl just got drilled. Hell Alex didn't make a single ball.Why
lol now that's funny, As I said earlier he had no chance playing upper tier players but has a great skill set , put him with Chip Klein for a yr his game would jump way up zero doubt,
He might be here for just for the challenge but my guess he's getting paid to be here ,to help promote rotation pool in the U.K. for Match Room as their putting on events like the U.K. Open next yr , that's why he's been on the TV table so often ,
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Putting him with Chip would definitely put him near the top
Matchroom is not a sponsor, they're a promoter, yes, they NEED the dead money entry fees, where else do you think the prize money is going to come from, Matchroom?
PracticeChampion
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Yeah someone posted Corey's Facebook post, gone
I wonder where they were stolen from. Airplane, hotel room or the venue?
That's a shame. I watched his match with Orcollo and it wasn't Corey Deuel.
Im not slighting him one bit it's rotation 9 ball it can go south quick to even the best in the world, I think he's got serious skills that can transfer over to the game if he chooses to
His break is good , his stroke is top tier , he has pretty good safety but I think and I don't know for sure that the rails play much different he misses some kicks at balls a APA 5 makes every time,, zero jump game , Just little stuff I believe can easily be corrected with Chip ,I'd like to see it but where is motivation, if he has it , that would be right where I'd send him ,
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they sell it to the broadcasters and the broadcaster collect ad revenue, been that way since black and white.
Where's Martin Scorsese? This is perfect!
The Colour of Yorkshire Pudding. (note that colour is spelled correctly)
Act 1:
Young Judd, raised in England, is torn from his ancestral home by the death of his mother. Forced to live with his estranged father in West Virginia, Judd is distressed to learn that his father is doing poorly, and may lose his farm.
Act 2:
Young Judd (picture Mr. Bean in the role) sees an ad for a US Open pool tournament with $100,000 as prize money. This is more than enough to save his father's farm. Young Judd has played snooker and decides to enter the tournament.
Act 3:
Young Judd wins his first few matches, and then runs against Macbeth, a famous Scottish player known for his temper and his peg leg and eye patch. Macbeth angrily berates the referee for not cleaning the balls properly. "Out damned spot"
and he humiliates Young Judd on the table, beating him 11-1.
Act 4:
Young Judd is now on the B-side, but does nothing but practice and practice. Young Judd starts beating his opponents on the B-side, and wins his way to the semi-final where again he faces the dreaded Macbeth.
Act 5:
The Colour of Yorkshire Pudding. (note that colour is spelled correctly)
Act 1:
Young Judd, raised in England, is torn from his ancestral home by the death of his mother. Forced to live with his estranged father in West Virginia, Judd is distressed to learn that his father is doing poorly, and may lose his farm.
Act 2:
Young Judd (picture Mr. Bean in the role) sees an ad for a US Open pool tournament with $100,000 as prize money. This is more than enough to save his father's farm. Young Judd has played snooker and decides to enter the tournament.
Act 3:
Young Judd wins his first few matches, and then runs against Macbeth, a famous Scottish player known for his temper and his peg leg and eye patch. Macbeth angrily berates the referee for not cleaning the balls properly. "Out damned spot"
and he humiliates Young Judd on the table, beating him 11-1.
Act 4:
Young Judd is now on the B-side, but does nothing but practice and practice. Young Judd starts beating his opponents on the B-side, and wins his way to the semi-final where again he faces the dreaded Macbeth.
Act 5:
Alex did not make a single ball the entire set
.. must the first for him
Have the prize money payouts been posted yet?