Wu Jia-qing or Ko-Pin Yi? Hell, I'd take those two in a scotch doubles type thing against any duo you can come up with.![]()
Wu Jia-qing or Ko-Pin Yi? Hell, I'd take those two in a scotch doubles type thing against any duo you can come up with.![]()
Wyd? When did scotch doubles become a measure of how good a pool player is.
Isn't that like asking 'who is the best quarterback, the dolphins?'
My point is I can't decide which one is better...it's a flip of the coin. I'd take either one heads up against anyone.
Why don't you check out that 34 year old on the All Time AZ money winner list who is currently second, but should probably be first since he actually got paid... hmm proof in the pudding maybe?Wu Jia-qing or Ko-Pin Yi? Hell, I'd take those two in a scotch doubles type thing against any duo you can come up with.![]()
It's Jayson Shaw, although JL Chang might be his equal in rotation games.
Over and above his obvious greatness in nine ball that includes a US Open title and numerous Turning Stone titles, Shaw has to his credit a 2nd place finish in Derby City bank pool, several Big Foot 10-ball titles, a win in the Accu-stats Make it Happen 8-ball, and a win in the Accu-stats Make it Happen Straight Pool.
I don't think anyone would be favored in an all-around against Jayson Shaw right now. He's simply the best.
I think you're right but my favorite player and one that no one has to like drawing in any discipline is Alex Pagulayan
My point is I can't decide which one is better...it's a flip of the coin. I'd take either one heads up against anyone.
Alex is a magnificent player for sure, and he's favored heavily over Shaw in both banks and one pocket. Jayson would be favored in nine ball, ten ball, straight pool, and eight ball.
Alex is a living legend and, like you, I really enjoy watching him play. I'd call him the most creative and thoughtful player since Efren.
Alex is a magnificent player for sure, and he's favored heavily over Shaw in both banks and one pocket. Jayson would be favored in nine ball, ten ball, straight pool, and eight ball.
Alex is a living legend and, like you, I really enjoy watching him play. I'd call him the most creative and thoughtful player since Efren.
We will find out in several weeks when the Master of the Table is crowned at the Derby City Classic. The truest all around test that exists in today's game.