Trick Shot - Notable Professional Players

Notable Professional Players

  • Bruce Barthelette ("The Big Guy")
  • Lou Butera ("Machine Gun")
  • Eddie Charlton
  • Tim Chin ("the Dragon")
  • Sal Conti ("Cool Cat")
  • Charles Darling (pool player) ("Spitball Charlie")
  • Steve Davis ("the Ginger Magician")
  • Mike Dechaine ("the Fireball")
  • Ralph Eckert
  • Paul Gerni ("the Ambassador of Pool")
  • Sebastian Giumelli ("the Matador", "el Rey del Pool")
  • Jamey Gray ("Sharpshooter")
  • Ralph Greenleaf
  • Terry Griffiths
  • Florian Kohler ("Venom")
  • Ewa Laurance ("the Striking Viking")
  • Jeanette Lee ("the Black Widow")
  • Mike Massey ("Tennessee Tarzan")
  • François Mingaud
  • Steve Mizerak ("the Miz")
  • Willie Mosconi ("Mr. Pocket Billiards")
  • Nick Nikolaidis ("Quick Nick")
  • Alex Pagulayan ("the Lion")
  • Dave Pearson
  • Stefano Pelinga ("Mr. Trick Shots")
  • Lars Riiber
  • Alain Robidoux
  • Tom Rossman ("Dr. Cue")
  • Jason Lynch ("The Michigan Kid")
  • Semih Saygıner ("Mr. Magic")
  • Andy Segal ("The Magic Man")
  • Bill Staton ("Weenie Beenie")
  • Luke Szywala ("Cool Hand Luke")
  • Dennis Taylor
  • John Virgo ("Mr Perfection")
  • Gabi Visoiu ("Mr Perfect")
  • Rudolf Wanderone ("Minnesota Fats")
  • Bogdan Wołkowski ("the Wizard")

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