I can still remember this point, all the way back in 2005 at PSP Chicago Open. Running up to the center fifty off the break. Shooting one player as he went wide. I was standing up behind the brick in front of the X, shooting both sides of the field. A stream of paint came under the X and almost hit me. I knelt down and turned to the D side, shot their corner, wrapped in to the back center and shot him. There was one guys left in the rolly, I made the move to stick him. I had that amazing feeling when you’re running up and your biggest fear is someone else shooting him before you get to put 5 in the back of his head. I came around the side of the rolly and just as I saw him he stood up, putting his hand up. Robbed. But it was my first national event and I shot 4/5 players on the field. Maybe my favorite point of all time.

I can still remember this point, all the way back in 2005 at PSP Chicago Open. Running up to the center fifty off the break. Shooting one player as he went wide. I was standing up behind the brick in front of the X, shooting both sides of the field. A stream of paint came under the X and almost hit me. I knelt down and turned to the D side, shot their corner, wrapped in to the back center and shot him. There was one guys left in the rolly, I made the move to stick him. I had that amazing feeling when you’re running up and your biggest fear is someone else shooting him before you get to put 5 in the back of his head. I came around the side of the rolly and just as I saw him he stood up, putting his hand up. Robbed. But it was my first national event and I shot 4/5 players on the field. Maybe my favorite point of all time.

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