Hey CSI, a lot of people really like these little interviews. Try to get more of them! It's really cool to get a glimpse into the minds of some of my heros!
There have been times I was disappointed in his actions and there have been times I've been proud of his actions. People make mistakes and anyone acting like they don't should be questioned on their own honesty. Most pool players are people who had the dream of being great and didn't make it, so it's a breeding-ground for jealous people and those trying to hold winners back. Everyone is growing, learning and changing every second of every day... and along the way - we make mistakes.
I've watched this video multiple times now and each now I've progressed in pool significantly. Now having played a bunch of tournaments and been under pressure (not in a pro sense), I understand how hard it can be to hold ur emotions in check and persevere. It's easy to watch and judge Mike for tilting and acting with bad manner, but if you were playing for tens of thousands at a time, you'd probably be intense too. We just show our intensity in different ways, some inward toward themselves like Ralf and others outwards like Earl and Mike. In the end of the day, we're all different players, why should we all have the same attitude, personality and approach to the game?
I really enjoy ten questions with CSI, however it's too bad you can't ever catch up with some of the older players like Hall, Davenport or even some of the great road players & shortstops. There is so much more to pocket billiards 🎱 than most people wrap their head around. Instead of losing more and more history and nostalgia we should be trying to resurrect it. Starts with those who have a podium. Like CSI
At least he knows and can admit that he's kind of a douche sometimes. I'm a douche quite a bit but never while I'm playing pool. Anyway, good job calling yourself on the attitude and I honestly hope he settles down. As much as I dislike watching his matches, he's such a talented guy.
His ethics are in question. He is a rack manipulator. At rack your own, he sets them so it's in his favor with pattern racking. I seriously doubt his honesty.
This "has been".... Just a flash in the pan.... not a stayer ... born in the wrong era... league player at best.. not the elite... straight 8 is his best bet... a.k.a. bum. 😅😅😅
I think he's grown up a bit. I think his answers were legit. A real fun player to watch.
Hey CSI, a lot of people really like these little interviews. Try to get more of them! It's really cool to get a glimpse into the minds of some of my heros!
There have been times I was disappointed in his actions and there have been times I've been proud of his actions.
People make mistakes and anyone acting like they don't should be questioned on their own honesty.
Most pool players are people who had the dream of being great and didn't make it, so it's a breeding-ground for jealous people and those trying to hold winners back.
Everyone is growing, learning and changing every second of every day... and along the way - we make mistakes.
I've seen his break and my god it's spectacular
Only player to mention Ronnie O... True man. Mike is cool. Great interview
Mike needs to play again. Haven't seen him in any 2023 matches
At least he admitted what everybody needed to hear ....
Your biggest regret should be, that you didn't get a BreakRAK
Doesn't seem like a bad guy
His interview was most fun
Hell of a player
GusDowler- Bitch slap him on the table, put up $10,000 for a set.
I've watched this video multiple times now and each now I've progressed in pool significantly. Now having played a bunch of tournaments and been under pressure (not in a pro sense), I understand how hard it can be to hold ur emotions in check and persevere. It's easy to watch and judge Mike for tilting and acting with bad manner, but if you were playing for tens of thousands at a time, you'd probably be intense too. We just show our intensity in different ways, some inward toward themselves like Ralf and others outwards like Earl and Mike. In the end of the day, we're all different players, why should we all have the same attitude, personality and approach to the game?
I really enjoy ten questions with CSI, however it's too bad you can't ever catch up with some of the older players like Hall, Davenport or even some of the great road players & shortstops. There is so much more to pocket billiards 🎱 than most people wrap their head around. Instead of losing more and more history and nostalgia we should be trying to resurrect it. Starts with those who have a podium. Like CSI
Mikes biggest weakness is lifting his head on the shot. Especially under pressure
Actually, it takes an enormous amount of strength to lift that noggin.
IDK how he can even lift his huge head
Brian capps beat that ass in golf the other night
Brian got beat that day.. tell the story correctly... bum
At least he knows and can admit that he's kind of a douche sometimes. I'm a douche quite a bit but never while I'm playing pool.
Anyway, good job calling yourself on the attitude and I honestly hope he settles down. As much as I dislike watching his matches, he's such a talented guy.
Lucas Robertson It’s his mannerisms that annoy us . Otherwise, a very talented player. He holds himself back in my opinion .
His ethics are in question. He is a rack manipulator. At rack your own, he sets them so it's in his favor with pattern racking. I seriously doubt his honesty.
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I'll bet you're right. Mike always shows up with his nut-huggers in tow. They were at Turningstone.
You can rack them how you want according to the rules, Magic Rack takes away any rack slugging.
This "has been"....
Just a flash in the pan.... not a stayer ... born in the wrong era... league player at best.. not the elite... straight 8 is his best bet... a.k.a. bum.
😅😅😅
I'd want to be efren or ronnie too