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WPC Knows No Favorites as Big Names Fall

NewsJuly 5, 2005May 25, 20140

As round-robin play at the World Pool Championship draws to a close, some big names are arranging for flights out of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Top performers like Mosconi Cup veterans Ralf Souquet (Germany) and Charlie Williams (USA) are packing their bags, and Steve Davis (England) and Filipino legend …

U.S. Fields Powerhouse Platoon for World Championship

NewsJune 14, 2005May 29, 20140

The United States has fielded one of its strongest contingents yet for the 2005 World Pool Championship, bringing 12 proven shooters with at least one significant title each. Producer Matchroom Sport this week announced the draw for the round-robin stage of the 128-man event, to be held July 2-10…

Deuel wins UPA Championship

NewsJanuary 12, 2005May 25, 20140

Corey Deuel completed an undefeated run to win the UPA Pro Tour Championship at the Bicycle Club in Bellflower California this weekend. Deuel, known as the master of the soft break, was working that break to perfection all weekend and had wins over Charlie Williams, Mika Immonen and Efren Reyes b…

U.S. Retains Mosconi Cup

NewsDecember 19, 2004May 25, 20140

In past years, it was the heavyweights who carried Team USA to victory in the annual Mosconi Cup. But on Sunday night it was the "support" squad that pushed the Americans to their ninth Cup title in the 11-year history of the tournament. Wins by Cup rookie Gabe Owen and previously snakebitten Cha…

Far From Over

NewsDecember 19, 2004May 25, 20140

Once again it looked as if the Americans were poised to shut the door on the 2004 Mosconi Cup, and once again Team Europe wedged its collective foot in the way. As was the case Saturday night in the ballroom of the Hotel Zuiderduin in Egmond aan Zee, Holland, Team USA posted a critical win in the…

U.S. Triples Its Pleasure in Doubles

NewsDecember 18, 2004May 25, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2803" align="alignright" width="150"] Thomas Engert and Oliver Ortmann[/caption]Team USA unleashed a lethal barrage of run-out doubles play on its European counterparts Saturday afternoon at the Mosconi Cup in Egmond aan Zee, Holland, sweeping all three matches to take a comm…

Unlikely Heroes Bouy U.S.

NewsDecember 17, 2004May 25, 20140

Backed by the solid play of Charlie Williams and Gabe Owen, Team U.S.A. took a 5-4 lead after Day Two of the 11th Mosconi Cup in Egmond aan Zee, Holland, Friday night. With the race-to-12 transatlantic team 9-ball tilt tied 3-3 going into singles play, the U.S. took a calculated risk, opening wit…

Rodney “Freud” Rescues U.S.

NewsDecember 17, 2004May 24, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2759" align="alignright" width="150"] Rodney and Earl Strickland[/caption]Playing the role of psychologist to near perfection, Rodney Morris kept teammate Earl Strickland under control and helped prevent a European sweep of the Friday afternoon matches at the 2004 Mosconi Cup…

U.S. Takes Early Lead

NewsDecember 17, 2004May 24, 20140

On the heels of near perfection from the duo of Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris, and the cool play of Gabe Owen, Team USA took a 2-1 lead over Team Europe on the opening day of play at the 2004 Mosconi Cup at the Hotel Zuiderduin in the Dutch seaside resort village of Egmond aan Zee. For the fi…

Mosconi Cup Kicks Off

News, Press ReleasesDecember 17, 2004May 24, 20140

Matchroom Press Release: 16th December D Day has arrived. Tonight at the Hotel Zuiderduin, Egmond aan Zee, Holland the two six-man teams representing the United States and Europe will enter the packed arena to contest the 12th annual Mosconi Cup. Played out over four days, it features a serie…

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WPC Knows No Favorites as Big Names Fall

U.S. Fields Powerhouse Platoon for World Championship

Deuel wins UPA Championship

U.S. Retains Mosconi Cup

Far From Over

U.S. Triples Its Pleasure in Doubles

Unlikely Heroes Bouy U.S.

Rodney “Freud” Rescues U.S.

U.S. Takes Early Lead

Mosconi Cup Kicks Off

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