The "Honeymooner" (at least that's what they called him in 2004) John Schmidt of Florida faces off with the powerful Larry Nevel. Both players break the balls with great power. But pool is a finesse game and pocketing balls with surgical efficiency is the key to winning. This is the second of 13 feature matches from the 29th Annual US Open 9-Ball Championship, the pool and billiard world's most prestigious title. Every September pool payers from around the world converge on Chesapeake, Virginia to compete for their share of the $200000 prize fund. This is a production of Billiard Club Network, in association with Accu-Stats Video Productions. What was the turning point of the match? Post your comments... Buy Cues @ www.billiardclub.net Accessories: www.billiardclub.net Balls: www.billiardclub.net Cue cases: www.billiardclub.net Table Cleaner: www.billiardclub.net

The Prince of Pool vs. Kid Delicious This is match 3 of a 4 match series. Deuel blasted fellow Ohio native Troy Frank in his semi-final match, but Basavich got beat by the Hillbilly, Charles Bryant. The winner of this match moves to the Championship match against Bryant. The Glass City Open™, once the premier independently produced 9-ball tournament for the pro pool players around the world is one of the most sought after pro billiard titles. Current promoters Tom Gearhart and Tom Elder now look forward to bringing the world's best 9-ball players to Toledo, OH every November. Veteran tournament director Scott Smith is on board to make sure things run smoothly What was the turning point of the match? Post your comments... Buy Cues @ www.billiardclub.net Accessories: www.billiardclub.net Balls: www.billiardclub.net Cue cases: www.billiardclub.net Table Cleaner: www.billiardclub.net

This is a re-match of the winner's side final. Charlie "The Hillbilly" Bryant vs. Danny "Kid Delicious" Basavich The tournament started with 96 pool players, who competed for 7 days and now there's only 2. What was the turning point of the match? Post your comments... Buy Cues @ www.billiardclub.net Accessories: www.billiardclub.net Balls: www.billiardclub.net Cue cases: www.billiardclub.net Table Cleaner: www.billiardclub.net

Hall of Famer Buddy Hall by Inside POOL Magazine video at www.insidepoolmag.com

Help support BCn, by shopping online @ www.billiardclub.net for all your pool and billiards needs. This is the first match of the 2003 US Open 9-Ball Championship. The Rifleman Buddy Hall needs a steady hand against the shake, rattle and roll of the the Earthquake Keith McCready. Buddy displays his Hall of Fame talent, while McCready proves he's worthy of a Budweiser sponsorship. Buy Cues @ www.billiardclub.net Accessories: www.billiardclub.net Balls: www.billiardclub.net Cue cases: www.billiardclub.net Table Cleaner: www.billiardclub.net

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Some cool pool tricks

For the new and intermediate pool player. We made this video to break when playing 8 ball. It will show you how to set up and follow through.

Murat Terzi - 5 artistic billiards - demo Billiard Trick Shot Video,Semih Sayginer,Daniel Sanchez, Torbjorn Blomdahl, Dick Jaspers, Frederic Caudron, Marco Zanetti

For the new and intermediate pool player. We made this video to help you to understand how to correctly grip or hold a pool cue. Not too tight, not to loose.

For the new and intermediate pool player. We made this video to show the way to stroke your cue when shooting pool.

This is the second trickshot movie i have made. I personally think its fantastic...please post comments and tell me what you think.

Tips on Jumping, and how to jump more shots using the Predator Air Jump Cue.

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So after 2 months of wait, here is finally a new video.This time it's a little bit different as it's an artistic billiard video. Basically that's the same compared to a trick shot video excepted there are not pockets! So as usual masses, jumps , draws... The next video will probably be a trick shots video but I guess in the futur you'll have more artistic billiard video... :) To contact me: www.venomtrickshots.com To buy my high quality DVD: www.runoutmedia.com

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This time a bigger surprise than usual...I just teamed up with one of the greatest trick shot artist on the earth and we did some awesome shots on a carom table. Mike and I actually did some of the hardest stroke shots from the artistic billiard program. We really hope you will enjoy the video! If you want to watch my high quality DVD, just have a look to the trailer, or order it now at: www.runoutmedia.com or www.venomtrickshots.com If you want to book me for exhibitions, please contact me at venom68@hotmail.com Florian "Venom" Kohler PS: If you read this...well...you'll be part of the few people who know that another video with Mike is coming soon but this time on the pool table ;)

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