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H. Cooper:
Big bad Mr. Cooper thinks he's all that and a smash. Just because he's the player with the
most tournament wins on tour, he thinks he's so great. This guy practiced new moves during
a match against his brother. If that's not disrespectful, I don't know what is. He was
practicing how to use the pen-hold while in the midlle of a match, that's just not right.
He is certainly due for a humbling experience. Watch your back Mr. Cooper.
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K. Lamb:
Still does not have any serious tournament run to date but he did put on a good
performance against D. Phillips in the last tournament. Just needs to prevent distractions
from taking him out of his game.He also needs to stop focusing on winning a tournament
until he can get himself to a semi-final in a well attended tournament.
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D. Phillips:
D. Phillips is still a player who can hold his own. He practices less than most of the
other strong players which is very bad since most of the strong players barely practice at
all.
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A. Lewis:
This player's game is really in question. Has always had sparks of brilliance but the fire
has never really been ignited. He's going into some training and plans to come back with a
vengeance next time around. He plans on taking no prisoners and going all the way,
demolishing anyone who so desires. No pity, no mercy, no allies.
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N. Casey:
Definitely one to watch. He took out the top ranked player, at the time, H. Cooper, in his
frist tournament and went on to the semi-finals in that same tournament. The next
tournament, he went all the way to victory lane. Should be feared by most players as he
does have the game to totally demoralise a weaker player or give a stronger player a very
good challenge. Look for him to make a strong showing at the next tournament if he shows
up.
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S. Lewis:
A fairly good player in his own rights. S. Lewis does have the game to cause an upset and
if given the opportunity can cause all the top players some misery. Has not yet proven
himself to be a contender for victory lane but he just might be a surprise in the next
tournament. Look for him to put in a spirited showing.
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R. McKoy:
Definitely one to watch and watch out for. He has yet to win a tournament but has been to
the semis twice and the finals once. Always seems to have problems passing top ranked
players but he does have the stuff to be in the points and has potential of winning if he
could only mix it up a little, stop being so predictable and actually make it to a
tournament.
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E.Casey:
Not yet one of the top players but does has potential of improving. A little time spent
practicing certainly won't hurt. Has shown much improvement over his precious form and
judging from what has been seen in some of his practice sessions, he could be fairly
competitive in the future. If only he would get out and go play some ping pong more often.
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R. Santos:
Definitely an improving player and the fact that he has his own table certainly doesn't
hurt at all. This said, though, he should be a pretty good player with all the practice
that he should be getting. He has shown some potential but has yet to be a problem to any
of the top players. Look for him to probably join the top players if he improves on his
game, tries hard, uses his table and decides to wear better footwear.
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C. Clarke:
Not exactly one of the top players in the league. Mr. Clarke, has however proven
that he does have potential and if he would just work at his game he could improve to
being a good player and over time make up there with the top players. Perfect practice
makes perfect.
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B. Bennett:
A one time great. Not up to the standards that he once was at. Not a dominant
player anymore but he still can hold his own and can pull off that upset once in a while.
With practice, he could get back to his former self and eventually he could be a contender
for champion.
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E. Lamb:
Finalist from the green table trophy champ. He is one of the top
players. Has weird philosophies about winning a game. Should be competitive if he shows up
next tournament, no problem if he doesn't though.
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T. Mortis:
Being the oldest among the group, T. Mortis is a man among boys. Does not have the
conventional high powered game that most of the players favour. However, his
unconventional style and love for spin can certainly become a problem to many of the
players who are not used to this kind of play. He is also the luickiest player in spTT
history, as he came fourth in the green table trophy championship without winning a single
game.
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E. Cooper:
Not neccessarily one of the better players, but he's okay, can get better with practice.
Enough said.
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M. Brown
Hasn't had much playing opportunity for a very long while. M. Brown does not necessarily
represent the player top beat. If he got in some practice he could cause some problems but
if not he should be an easy pass top the second round. Sorry for the bad review but you
can change it if you like.
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