FastEddieF.
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I'll take 11-5 and the break and we've got action.you to WCP. FastEddieF.
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FastEddieF.
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I forgot the G WCGP I so sorry
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Tony will beat Frost also... dont worry guys.. you will figure out how Tony plays eventually
FastEddieF.
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So Sorry again WGCP too much to drink.next drink on me.
jtompilot
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I think you're right, at least in a longer race. That will give Scott time to implode
petie
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Tony is so solid. After while Scott will start worrying about losing prestige and therefore lose a little focus. I think Tony will roll over him.
jrhendy
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I would put them about even right now. I am a fan of both and have made contributions to both of their pool playing careers.
I doubt Tony could beat Scott in Phoenix or Scott beat Tony in Detroit. Home cooking is strong, even at that level.
cincy_kid
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I dont know much about compton's game either unfortunately but by the sounds of it, does that mean Tony is going to run over him for the $10k challenge coming up?
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I'll play him some one stop where he has to stop and I get to keep going.
I'm very stuck on that game. Most recent loss was to Shane W and it was the last ball 7-7
I'm very stuck on that game. Most recent loss was to Shane W and it was the last ball 7-7
wincardona
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I would put them about even right now. I am a fan of both and have made contributions to both of their pool playing careers.
I doubt Tony could beat Scott in Phoenix or Scott beat Tony in Detroit. Home cooking is strong, even at that level.
there both super aggressive players who play that game as good as it can be played, Tony banks a little better than Frost and his ball speed control is second to none. Tony has a powerful stroke and he handles the cue ball beautifully, but Scott does as well. Tony's shot making ability is a little over Frost but Frost has better table management than Tony. This contest would be as good a contest that we have seen so far (imo) and would love to be able to watch these guys go at it. I believe before the years out we will have the opportunity to watch this match ..just my gut.
Dr. Bill
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there both super aggressive players who play that game as good as it can be played, Tony banks a little better than Frost and his ball speed control is second to none. Tony has a powerful stroke and he handles the cue ball beautifully, but Scott does as well. Tony's shot making ability is a little over Frost but Frost has better table management than Tony. This contest would be as good a contest that we have seen so far (imo) and would love to be able to watch these guys go at it. I believe before the years out we will have the opportunity to watch this match ..just my gut.
Dr. Bill
I hope your asked to do the commentary when it happens.
cincy_kid
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+1
I remember the very first video recording of a one pocket match I watched that got me even more hooked on the game and I never looked back. You were commentating if I recall correctly and did a great job..
It was Shannon Daulton defeating Buddy Hall in the finals of the 1998 Legends of One Pocket Championships.
good stuff ~
Try catching Shannon as a young kid beating Steve Mizerak in the Gradys One Pocket finals. Its a stunner. I believe Pat at Accu-Stats still carries that one.
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First of all, I like Tony very much. I've known him since he was a kid. It seems to me that both he and his game have matured and come up a notch since he spent those years in the government Hilton.there both super aggressive players who play that game as good as it can be played, Tony banks a little better than Frost and his ball speed control is second to none. Tony has a powerful stroke and he handles the cue ball beautifully, but Scott does as well. Tony's shot making ability is a little over Frost but Frost has better table management than Tony. This contest would be as good a contest that we have seen so far (imo) and would love to be able to watch these guys go at it. I believe before the years out we will have the opportunity to watch this match ..just my gut.
Dr. Bill
But I'd still have to give the edge to Frost, especially in stakes play. Tony is sort of the "player of the hour", which seems to change every year or two at the longest. What's in his favor in regards a match up with Scott is that Tony has been playing tough players for good stakes; whereas I'm not sure that Scott is keeping in action. It's hard to fade being "battle ready".
I hope we get a chance to see a contest between the two.
~Doc
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I don't have that one but I have others from that tournament. Shannon must've been playing damn good because Buddy mandhandles a hot Efren in the semis. I believe Grady remarked: "It was akin to an errant boy going to the woodshed for a caning." Something like that.
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I'll be at HOF tomorrow checking out the action
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They are probably in Memphis