....he's playing strong at Turning Stone...is he John Morra's father ?
1 Pocket Ghost said:....he's playing strong at Turning Stone...is he John Morra's father ?
nathandumoulin said:Are the Mora's from Canada? I could have sworn they owned the hall in my hometown in central Ontario when I was younger. Can anyone confirm this?
sjm said:They are from Toronto.
jay helfert said:Mario Morra played on the major snooker circuit in Great Britain some time ago. He has played with and defeated all the greats from Steve Davis on down. So I guess he can play a little.![]()
....he's playing strong at Turning Stone...is he John Morra's father ?
Mario Morra was a snooker professional in the 80s and was once ranked no. 35 in the world. He was runner up to Cliff Thorburn in the 1984 Canadian Professional Championship and his best finish in a ranking event was in the 1983 International Open, beating Jimmy White on the way, as well as reaching the last 32 of the World Snooker Championship in 1984, again losing to Cliff Thorburn. His highest break in a professional tournament was 133.
*info via cuetracker.net
what are you doing resurrecting this years old Mario Morra thread?
are you one of those people stuck on that boat in the antarctic ice?![]()
best,
brian kc <---- only seen the elder morra play a couple of times on stream and, yeah, he's def pretty sporty.
what are you doing resurrecting this years old Mario Morra thread?
are you one of those people stuck on that boat in the antarctic ice?![]()
best,
brian kc <---- only seen the elder morra play a couple of times on stream and, yeah, he's def pretty sporty.
just saw mario morra play johnny archer on youtube and the commentator said he was a snooker professional so i decided to do a little research on him. i thought i would just post some of his achievements here on the forumif its ok with everyone