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by Hugo and Pedro.
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by Hugo and Pedro.
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Winner of Champion of Champions Pedro Piedrabuena CHECK OUT HUGO AND PEDRO LAST SHOT
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wow...a helluva closer.
THE ONLY LOGICAL WAY TO SHOOT THAT SHOT......YOU NEED TO HAVE B. SMITH DO MORE COMMENTARY FOR YOU AS HE IS THE ONLY LOGICAL CHOICE he is such a sweet talker......:thumbup:
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Jcangelman
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..but they sometimes disappoint us !!!
I saw J. Cho (many times USA champion) and P. Piedrabuena (the champion of champions) in a Milpitas tournament in California and it was a real bummer watching them play so bad against Luis Avila from Mexico. They were both easily beaten. That was really disappointing !
I saw J. Cho (many times USA champion) and P. Piedrabuena (the champion of champions) in a Milpitas tournament in California and it was a real bummer watching them play so bad against Luis Avila from Mexico. They were both easily beaten. That was really disappointing !
Jae Cho has been US Champion ONCE ONLY as has been Sonny Cho ONCE ONLY....and how would you do against LUIS ????
Jcangelman
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Same thing from you! OMG!
For God's sake! Do you realize what kind of answer you gave me? My point was to talk about the level of performance the U.S. 3-cushion billiard players have. (taking part in a "Champion of champions tournament") I actually don't care how many times they became champions. That was not my point! The level of the game was my concern. 3-cushion billiards is a mental game and needs a lot of strategy and accuracy and THAT I wanted to see in the actual game when I went to Milpitas. That was kind of an infantile answer to say "how would you do against Luis?" ...sorry, but you took it the wrong way, man!
For God's sake! Do you realize what kind of answer you gave me? My point was to talk about the level of performance the U.S. 3-cushion billiard players have. (taking part in a "Champion of champions tournament") I actually don't care how many times they became champions. That was not my point! The level of the game was my concern. 3-cushion billiards is a mental game and needs a lot of strategy and accuracy and THAT I wanted to see in the actual game when I went to Milpitas. That was kind of an infantile answer to say "how would you do against Luis?" ...sorry, but you took it the wrong way, man!