Fedor Gorst

Like, it seems all screwy.

It doesn't want to listen for the first hour or so.

And then you finally get back in the groove again.

It's because it's so difficult that it makes it so attractive.

That's why people get stuck playing it 8, 10 hours a day.

If it was easier to play, you wouldn't play it as much.

Isn't that nuts?

How does it drive you crazy?

Do you wake up in the morning and feel like people nipping at your heels?

And he was on the losing end of the match that I think I've probably watched the most over the last year.

And if you Google it, you can find it on YouTube.

Just Google nine-ball perfection, and it's Ko Ping Chung, who's one of my favorite players, outside of you, of course, to watch.

That guy is so smooth.

There's something about those guys from Taiwan.

I don't know what their methodology is in their training.

But they have this smooth, effortless stroke.

It's hypnotizing to watch.

And that dude never missed a single ball in an 11-match defeat.

He beat him by 11-0.

Never missed a ball.