JIM REMPE vs ALLEN HOPKINS - 1992 U.S. OPEN STRAIGHT POOL CHAMPIONSHIP
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- Jim Rempe faces Allen Hopkins at the 1992 US Open Straight Pool Championship at the Roosevelt
Hotel on August 22, 1992.
“Young Hoppe”, Allen Hopkins has a career high run of 410 balls, and has a World Straight Pool Championship from 1977 on his resume.
“King James” Jim Rempe was the winner of multiple major 14.1 Championships over this career.
Both players are members of the BCA Hall of Fame.
Grady Mathews and Jack Colavita called all of the action.
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Thanks as always, Pat. This is yet another confirmation that 14.1 is the Championship Game.
What happens if the break ball is left where the 14 balls need to be placed?
Thanks Pat. Loved both of these players.
Dont know much about straight pool nobody played it while I was growing up but I have to say this video makes me want to try it out a day a week very easy to learn the right patterns watching a game like this must say my heart was pounding during the last 20 minutes thanks for the upload Pat awesome content
Man I can’t believe it was 50 years or more ago that Jim and I used to go to the Jersey pool rooms and hustle shooters. Great times . Great person and good fun. Yea I’m 78 and we both grew up and hung out in Scranton, Pa. 😊
Love watching this classic style. Hopkins nearly consistent stun game is fascinating to watch.
That’s what I’m talking about ….great match
Thanks behind the back Pat !)
Hi these commentors are a genuine and know there sport. What a historical artifacts . Post more videos. Thanks.
I can’t believe that Hopkins could sink any ball. Terrible fundamentals but he just keeps making them
When I was 17 years old, I was the best pool player in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. I ran 62 balls in a row once. I went to Scranton in the Lackawana pool room and played Jim Rempe. He was 18 and I was 17. I don’t know if I ever beat him, but I was good enough to play him.
King James one of the best mental games ever in pool always gave himself a chance to win with a positive attitude.
Wow, what a game that was. I was on the edge of my seat for the last half hour.
thank you patrick!
Allen Hopkins' stroke just cured my hiccups.
They must be playing on a shot clock. I don't remember ever seeing Rempe get around the table that fast!
People thought I was going to be a professional pool player, but I went to medical school instead and became a well-known doctor in Miami
WHY are accu-stat videos the lowest quality videos of all pool videos posted on TH-cam???
its all pre hi-def.
What is with that Allen Hopkins stroke, he has no backswing, it's maybe 2 inches, it's a poke stroke, almost no backswing, and the strangest thing I have seen in my 39 years of playing high level pool. I currently play in the ACS pool league in the Masters division. I have 8 MVP awards and 2 city championships in the last 8 years of play since 2016.
was thinking this also, never seen a high level player stroke the cue like that. going to try it when i hit balls later :)
@@boxlaxtv5891 Rodney Morris has a stroke almost the same, with very little backswing, but still not like the Hopkins poke stroke, it is clearly something only he does.
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@ Lerhal Weapon..I bet my 15 year old would take you out on your fantasies
I get real tired of hearing what Grady is going to do Grady this what I would do or what I would do you don't why are you sitting up in the announcer booth