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Just keep in mind that Gorst is learning the game at an accelerated rate and whatever worked before probably won't work now. Like Josh said, he's a sponge and learns something every time he plays a game.

To be honest, he never got a chance to knock balls up table. Gorst was so aggressive and precise it looked like he knew power 1p better than Scott. His cue ball control was just too good and left very little for Scott to shoot at. I think the first day was enough for Fedor to understand Scott...

Gorst wins 21-12

Scott pulls it out and wins a game, needs 9 more to win the set lol.

Not sure what was said but they said Scott asked Fedor if he wanted to play for $500 a game after the match

Another 8 and out, Gorst on the hill. An hour and a half and he's ran out so many times he's finishing the set in record time.

Scott wins with a very nice shot, 19-11

Scott finally got an open shot but didn't get out and has 6 to Fedor's 0. Fedor is now grinding it out. Scott should have gotten out but missed several positions

Fedor wins, 19-10

Scott sold out banking the 2 ball and Fedor is off and running....again.

Scott Frost just overheard saying "Jesus Christ" and shaking his head. He's never seen anything like it either

Another game, 8 and out. Sick sick sick. 18-10 Gorst. I've never seen anything like this in all my years watching 1p.

This kid is a freak of nature, bank combo again and off and running.

Fedor wins another game, 17-10

Fedor makes an incredible bank combo and is off and running

Scott broke, Fedor sold out but Scott only got 1 ball

Third game Fedor broke, Scott sold out and Fedor ran 8 and out. Quick game. 16-10 Fedor

Scott won the 2nd game grinding it out

I wouldn't play this kid for $, even if he gave me 14-2;)

Josh says you don't bank this 1 ball, it's a risky shot. Fedor does it anyway and figures out how to still get safe