Matt Krah Makes His Mark in The Mezz Tour at Main Line Billiards

 

The Mezz Pro-Am Tour made its way to Main Line Billiards in Frazer, PA on Sunday, July 24. A strong field of 28 players came out to play, which included players like Joey Testa, Eddie Abraham, Matt Krah, Dave Grau, Sean “Alaska” Morgan, Brett Stottlemyer, and Josh Brothers.

Leading the top half of the bracket was Matt Krah, with wins over Lou P. 7-5, Rob Vannatta 7-4, Sean Morgan 7-5, and Josh Brothers 7-3. Leading the bottom half of the bracket was Joey Testa, with wins over Max Much 7-1, Wali Muhammad 7-3, and Jose Burgos 7-1.

Playing for the hot seat, Joey Testa faced off against Matt Krah. This was a great match that would go double-hill, but when it was all said and done, it was Matt Krah who came away with the win at 7-6, sending Testa to the one-loss side.

Having made it through the one-loss side, Brett Stottlemyer was waiting for Joey Testa on the left side of the bracket. This would turn out to be a one-sided match where Brett Stottemyer would win easily 7-2.

In the finals, Brett Stottlemyer battled against Matt Krah, but Stottlemyer would have to beat Krah twice in order to win the event. The first set was a great set that went hill-hill, but this day belonged to Matt Krah, who came away with the win 7-6 and the Mezz Pro-Am Tour Stop #9.

The Mezz Pro/Am Tour staff would like to thank all the tour sponsors, including Mezz Cues, Billiards Life Clothing, Black Boar Custom Cues, Kamui Tips, Carolina Cues, Hard Luck Sportswear, Run Out Sportswear, Inside Pool, Poolonthenet.com, Allen Hopkins’ Super Billiards Expo, AZ Billiards, and Rack Starz for all their support, along with all the players that came out to play.

The next Mezz Pro/Am Tour stop will be held on Sunday, July 31 at Drexeline Billiards in Drexel Hill, PA.  Check out more tour information and schedules at www.MezzTour.com.

Payout:

1s: Matt Krah – $810
2nd: Brett Stottlemyer – $400
3rd: Joey Testa – $250
4th: Jose Burgos – $200
5th/6th: Josh Brothers/Dave Grau – $150

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