Love this Tommy .

One of the best folks ever to play the game. A poised performer, a Zorro, a musketeer... not a chess player... like all those foosball technocrats nowadays...

I always am a little hurt that Terry doesn't mention my name and the player that brought the shot back from an Arizona Tournament, Sparky. Terry was at my arcade Tornado Shelter in LaMesa California. David Gummeson was 1 of my roommates, who he did mention. He did mention his motorcycle accident and when I tell people the story, I say this is one of the factors that made him great. It wasn't the settlement as much as while he was rehabbing in his full leg cast, he practiced foosball every day. Hanging out with him while he was doing this, I realized that because he was left-handed and spent this amount of time working the 5 bar, he now had was the best 5 bar I'd ever seen. Now introduce Sparky. He drove back from Arizona and wanted to show everyone at my arcade the new shot he found out there. He called it the wrist rocket, and we eventually called it the rollover. Terry saw that and asked if he could stuff the goals on one of my ten tables to practice and I said "Of course". This completed Terry. Now his non dominant hand had a shot he mastered and nobody could stop. Paired with his 5 bar he became the best the world had ever seen. Which reminds me of a funny story. Evan, that you saw in this video and Lofredo, that Terry called a good friend were all playing in a 3500 limited event. Best 2 out of 3 and it came down to the last point. I don't remember how many times I blocked terry to prevent a loss but I would guess 5 to 11. Now you have to remember nobody blocked Terry's shot better than 25%. So I kept clearing to Evan and he kept missing. I told him. Evan come on how many times are you going to make me block Terry's shot? He laughed and said I know it's amazing and it has me in a panic to score because nobody blocks that shot. So Terry gets it again and to be honest I don't recall how it went in. It bounced in or Terry shot it with his 5 bar, but we lost. So after the match Todd Loffredo comes over to me and says. Id like to play 3500 with you in the future. I said Great. He said, "You just have to teach me how you blocked that shot". I said "Sorry, Terry is a good friend can't do it". I always think. If I would have told him my secret, Terry would never have gone on to be as great as he was. I did have a "trick" you see Terry practiced everyday at my arcade and I learned a secret. That's mine and until Terry quits foosball 100% I will never tell it to anyone.

really through a fence

Legendary bad boy Johnny Horton. That guy is awesome!

Horton is phenomenon of the game. He is the professional and hellraiser poet at the same time.

Hope life is treating you well old friend.

Todd is telling the truth when he says it's not easy to adjust competing on the different tables. And still winning. I've only competed on 2 tables . And I had a good partner and got 2 big titles in the 90's with wins on 2 different tables ( Dynamo & Tornado) and that was difficult enough for sure. But Todd was talking about like 7 different surfaces to be winning on wow ... That's totally impressive to me . I really like competing against and with the legends from that era especially , respectfully..

Wow. Big Johnny put a pull kick down for the game point.

Johnny was a good guy. I played with him at the drawbridge and in Kentucky. He commented I had one of the best five men you've ever seen.

Even at .25 playback speed, Horton's Pull shot is invisible, he was even faster when we were in our teens

I grew up playing against Johnny, Ebanks and many others in the heyday, awesome times at stud's hall, and University Mall fun n games!

Weird but cool...kinda

Watched two points and stopped the video. Who’s idea was the fence anyway. Lol

Amazing I 💕 u Ryan

cage??? brainless invention :)

The most entertaining match of all foosball history by good.

jajaja classic

Anyone notice DIO's "Holy Diver" in the background?

KISS fan. Hell yeah.

Just watched this again and noticed the guy that played with Johnny didn't shake Billy's hand..any reason why?

Heavyweight championship.

Too funny, the commercial at the end.. Gain confidence, etc, etc.. I'm surprised he didn't say, and if you order now we will give you absolutely free a rule book, and a poster of a world pro, and a CD that will tell you 10 pro tips on how to become a pro in no time in your neighborhood block. Master Jedi

It's always the most annoying thing when you lose and someone asks, "what happened?"

"I'm going long, grandma!"

different hair???

Is that a amateur goalie Horton beat these two pros with?

great game but a little foul play at 6:45 the 2nd transfer was incomplete.

crazy angle on that last 2 bar pull to the far corner!

Most of these videos from insidefoos suck ass! Worst recording ever. Camera is always moving etc.....

This guy is like a cross between Charlie Sheen and Billy Mitchell

The "Cage Match" we've all been waiting for.

I used to hang out with this kid at the Tulsa Billiard Palace in ‘90-‘91. He got caught up with Leo and Russell and Shannon and that started the downhill slide I believe

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Upset of the century,great win!!

One guy I wish I could’ve played with for sure

Rip Moya

great player, great guy... inspiring... Cheers from Germany

1977 I believe was St. Louis Mo...

how bout the 1976 tournament soccer spectacular sponsored by schlitz $125,000 world championships

the Duke 🤘🏼😃🤘🏼

www.warriortablesoccer.com

Lounas t'es un bon! :)

Rlly skilled boy on the left.

That's my bro

Background noise is too loud.

This guy is psychologically pressurizing opponents :)

Old Man on the right has got the greatest pull shot of All Time!

a true gentleman of foosball

wow after hearing her honest and completely accurate(i.m.o) belief regarding the value or lack of value for various "wannabe"-"titles". lol.. I absolutely have gigantic respect for Liz as a straight up competitor!! Plus I respect her ability to avoid a debate about it with him. If somebody needs to genuinely ask that question about why she doesn't acknowledge various labeled "titles" : then( with all respect due) the chances are that a person asking that question isn't near her level of competitiveness ,talent, or glaring honesty. And I totally agree with Liz on the this topic but I also feel that those who disagree in a respectful form surely are entitled to their opinions. But personally; I will always continue to be aware of the Fact that Real Recognizes Real .And if that is accompanied with a certain amount of general skepticism on my behalf, I choose that over any amount of False Confidence. Thanks for the video. And I thank you Liz.