1992 Archer Hall Kennedy Parica US Open semis+finl 

InstaBlaster...

Do I have to click on your balls

I’m sure he’s too old to play now

@@radrixx001 he still plays

@@radrixx001 I am older than Tommy ...... in fact Efren and my birthday is only 3 weeks apart, same age

Great comment, JG. And TK's smile lights up any sports arena as bright as the best stadium lights.

Lol !! I meant Archer and Parica!!

I'm very glad to read these kind words of yours. This sort of feedbcck makes all my archiving efforts so worthwhile, Clinton. As mentioned previously: *

Not even sure Efren better than Parica. He never really won much in tournments.

​@@jgallagher1359parica use to beat efren all the time in the Philippines

what happened to him? never heard of him beyond the 2000's

Tom K is extremely ill at the moment (summer 2020) from a serious falling injury -- hit google or the AZBilliards (dot com) search function for the facts. hundreds of his friends have a gofundme in process to help with his considerable medical bills.

First time I've seen Tom Kennedy play. Wonderful.

Feeling well and glad you're enjoying the vids. My pleasure.

+jimbojimjs Stay tuned, JJ.

would you happen to have any challenge of champions? espn ultimate 9 ball? i have tons of them on vhs...but no vcr anymore :(

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@@sjang816 do you still have that vhs tapes?

Richard: About a dozen knowledgeable & sharp-eyed viewers like yourself have accurately stated that fact over the years.

I met Tommy Kennedy in 1985 when he came to The Golden Cue in Melbourne, FL...to play Dave Favor and whipped him really bad!! I was 15 at the time.. I met Buddy Hall that same year and he taught me how to play one pocket. I am very lucky and blessed in deed to be able to call both of these "world beating" class act gentlemen my friends. ~Amy Hunter

should have played the 6 into the rail for the 7.

To say he didn't *_understand_* the mechanics of spin is a bit strong and incorrect. Every advanced non-pro (like you and I) knows that not factoring-in the spin is what caused that miss. This level of tournaments (especially televised ones) are pressure situations -- Jose simply rushed and forgot to allow for it. Lapses like that happen to all top pros occasionally -- no exceptions. Jose knew instantly why he missed.

you didn't factor the throw.