Allison Fisher Precision Runout

Look, she's going to get up, that's what she's doing, she's got to get between the 5 and this corner with the cue ball, get close to Rails to get down, she hit this so incredibly well I can't even tell you how Jack Top hit that shot. . there simply avoiding the five avoiding the scratch and it's simply avoiding all the speed yes on the cue ball look how close it has come to the seven and the three in that corner any mistake and you have no shot that's just that's an excellent shot under the pressure right there, okay and the only key, the real key that remains here, makes the three, without problem, fall a little for the four, she is going to go from this ball five to the seven, she doesn't want too much angle in the seven. ball because the nine is down there, unless you need the key ball around the table, the better, so again it's a great opportunity, Monica's Mr.

Mitchell was her break and she played, who wasn't a bad safety, but He wasn't a very strong safety. Look at this look, what Allison just did. This is your thing. I think she has a hair angle, you can see. The five is a little further off the rail than the cue ball, but it is so straight that she will now be forced to take a difficult shot on the seven instead of having the opportunity to move the cue ball completely. that down will try to force this cue ball a little bit and now this is where the seven ball comes into play, then it cuts off the seven and you may have to get the cue ball all the way down the table and back again for the nine and even the best of the most player seasons match the state there is always a chance to scratch on this shot to get to the top of the nine what I was going to say before we have seen two spectacular shots tonight fantastic power Depends on your mechanics and sees a shot you need to make and just let it fly, laughs at the US Open.