What's the line on rodney and marlon?
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http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=87371&highlight=Morris+Manalo
I agree that this is a tough one to call. Both are streaky players. My head tells me Rodney but my heart says Marlon.
With a gun to my head, I would still have to say "push" on this match up.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=87371&highlight=Morris+Manalo
I agree that this is a tough one to call. Both are streaky players. My head tells me Rodney but my heart says Marlon.
With a gun to my head, I would still have to say "push" on this match up.
I'm down good on this one already. Not taking any more.
I think Marlon will be too much for Rodney.
I'll take Marlon for $20. Paypal bet against a long standing member here.
When are they playing?
International Pool Tour
Challenge Match #3 "East vs. West II"
The International Pool Tour presents "East vs. West II," the third of the new IPT Challenge Match Series. The two countries that are represented in this challenge are both powerhouses in the world of pool. The United States of America has been one of the most dominant pool countries for over 100 years! Rodney Morris is one of the American players at the top of game in the U.S. However, the Philippines has produced many of the game's greatest players of the last 30 years, and Marlon Manalo is yet another piece of evidence that the Philippines continues to produce! The two players competing in this match have something big in common- they were both Runners-Up in the two largest tournaments in the history of the sport of pool!
Manalo lost on the hill in the International Pool Tour's North American Open, on live TV across Europe! Morris had a similar fate in losing a close match to pool legend Efren Reyes in the IPT's World Open, broadcast live on the World Wide Web.
Both players are proud to represent their respective countries in what will surely be an awesome match. They are going to clash live, on a free broadcast on the International Pool Tour web site. The live match will take place on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 at 9pm (eastern). The game is 8-Ball, and the first player to win fifteen games takes the match. Viewers can watch the live stream absolutely free by being a Basic Member of the IPT web site. We suggest registering early so that viewers don't miss the beginning of the live broadcast.
Registration is simple and takes just a minute. There are absolutely no costs to become a Basic Member- This show is just pure pool for anyone who wants to watch two famous champions represent their respective countries. Become a Basic Member Today- It's Free! Also, please share this free broadcast with friends, family, and colleagues by forwarding this email to them.
International Pool Tour
Challenge Match #3 "East vs. West II"
The International Pool Tour presents "East vs. West II," the third of the new IPT Challenge Match Series. The two countries that are represented in this challenge are both powerhouses in the world of pool. The United States of America has been one of the most dominant pool countries for over 100 years! Rodney Morris is one of the American players at the top of game in the U.S. However, the Philippines has produced many of the game's greatest players of the last 30 years, and Marlon Manalo is yet another piece of evidence that the Philippines continues to produce! The two players competing in this match have something big in common- they were both Runners-Up in the two largest tournaments in the history of the sport of pool!
Manalo lost on the hill in the International Pool Tour's North American Open, on live TV across Europe! Morris had a similar fate in losing a close match to pool legend Efren Reyes in the IPT's World Open, broadcast live on the World Wide Web.
Both players are proud to represent their respective countries in what will surely be an awesome match. They are going to clash live, on a free broadcast on the International Pool Tour web site. The live match will take place on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 at 9pm (eastern). The game is 8-Ball, and the first player to win fifteen games takes the match. Viewers can watch the live stream absolutely free by being a Basic Member of the IPT web site. We suggest registering early so that viewers don't miss the beginning of the live broadcast.
Registration is simple and takes just a minute. There are absolutely no costs to become a Basic Member- This show is just pure pool for anyone who wants to watch two famous champions represent their respective countries. Become a Basic Member Today- It's Free! Also, please share this free broadcast with friends, family, and colleagues by forwarding this email to them.
International Pool Tour
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Thanks!!!!
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I have just upgraded to DSL from d..........i...........a............l.............u...........p...........! so I will be able to watch this one
cuefeene said:
I will take that bet.
We got sweat-it action Craig.Craig said:
If anyone else would like to make a sweat bet through pay pal for anywhere from $20-$50 let me know. I like Rodney. PM if you would like to. Thanks.