Billiards Derby City Classic features Samm Diep interviewing Alex Pagulayan, Ralf Souquet, Niels Feijen by Inside POOL Magazine video at http://www.insidepoolmag.com

Danik Lucas displays his top of the table abilities with these two centuries from the 2006 QLD OPEN Billiards FINAL

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Super Billiards Expo – Fabio Petroni Slams Head Against Pool during a match with Gabe Owen.

Billiards Allison Fisher on Xtreme Pressbox

Billiard Star Ga Young Kim at Super Billiards Expo speaks with Rachael Abbink on the Xtreme Pressbox by Inside POOL Magazine Video.

This was recorded in Amana, Iowa during the 1987 Amana ProAm Golf tournament. Plenty of stars were on hand for this event. Willie Mosconi is shown here in rather impromptu demo of his pool shooting expertise. Enjoy & God bless you.

Shanelle Loraine at Super Billiards Expo speaks with Samm Diep of Inside POOL Magazine about pool, her life and her new sponsor, Poison Cues.

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A review of the 2004 world championships.

Ronnie O’Sullivan romped to a second world title after a convincing 18-8 win over Graeme Dott.

Resuming 16-8 ahead after the Monday afternoon session, “The Rocket” needed just 20 minutes in the evening to take the two frames he needed for the win.

The damage was done in an afternoon session in which O’Sullivan won seven of the eight frames – punctuated only by a 106 from Dott, the Scot’s second ton of the tournament.

Breaks of 92 in the first of the evening, and 33 in a scrappy second were enough to finish the inevitable win and give O’Sullivan another world crown.

The 18-8 scoreline was all the more incredible given that Dott had won the first five frames of the match.

At that stage, there was talk of the biggest upset since Joe Johnson’s win over Steve Davis in 1986.

But O’Sullivan fired in a 100 break to get off the mark and took the next three to close the deficit to just one.

Dott was still playing well and was very much in the game at 7-7, but afterwards O’Sullivan began to pull clear.

He finished Sunday’s play 9-7 ahead and by the end of Monday afternoon’s session, Dott knew the game was up with the Rocket two away from the win.

O’Sullivan was focused and ruthless, and even the appearance of a streaker at the start of the evening session could not distract him.

The final two frames were won quickly as O’Sullivan completed the most convincing win in a final since Stephen Hendry’s 18-5 win over Jimmy White in 1993.

This is a Chinese language video of some billiard play and some commentary.