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U.S. Open Field Down to Half

NewsSeptember 23, 2005May 26, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2970" align="alignright" width="150"] Ochoa's play is turning some heads.[/caption]The 256-man full-capacity field has been cut in half on the fifth day of the 30th annual U.S. Open 9-ball Championships in Chesapeake, Va. there were no gimme matches left as several big name h…

England’s Raj Hundal Wins World Pool Masters

NewsSeptember 6, 2005May 26, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2961" align="alignright" width="150"] Hundal made a prize winning comeback.[/caption]Playing against American powerhouse Rodney Morris, Raj Hundal was down. He was way down, in fact — behind 7-1 in a race-to-8 final at the 888.com World Pool Masters, held Sept. 2-4 in Doncast…

“Rocket” Lone US Medal Hope

NewsJuly 22, 2005May 25, 20140

Rodney Morris overcame an early 4-1 deficit against Germany's Thomas Engert Friday evening to win 11-8 and advance to the semifinals of the men's 9-ball division at the 2005 World Games in Duisburg, Germany. With the ousters Friday of Charlie Williams and Vivian Villarreal, Morris is the only U.S. c…

World Games Quarterfinals Set

NewsJuly 22, 2005May 25, 20140

Americans Rodney Morris, Charlie Williams and Vivian Villarreal will take U.S. medal hopes into quarterfinal matches today at the World Games in Duisburg, Germany. In men's 9-ball, Morris, who routed Aruba's Roland Acosta, 11-4, on Wednesday, will face Germany's Thomas Engert, and Williams, an 11…

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…

Results Rolling in for European Championships

NewsApril 27, 2005May 25, 20140

The European Pool Championships are well underway, with winners in from many divisions. The multi-part event started April 20, in Veldhoven, The Netherlands, and goes through April 30th. An all-time high of 34 countries are represented. The men's and women's straight pool and 8-ball divisions hav…

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…

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…

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…

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U.S. Open Field Down to Half

England’s Raj Hundal Wins World Pool Masters

“Rocket” Lone US Medal Hope

World Games Quarterfinals Set

U.S. Fields Powerhouse Platoon for World Championship

Results Rolling in for European Championships

Deuel wins UPA Championship

Far From Over

Unlikely Heroes Bouy U.S.

Rodney “Freud” Rescues U.S.

December: Too Much of a Good Thing?

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Eye of the Tiger

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