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From: benbueno
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  • mierdaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    

  • My father and uncle also played. My father played in Tampa and Hartford under Durango. My uncle played as Kid Durango. After the strike it was all downhill for Jai Alai.

  • @amaia001 I knew Durango. He was a good player. I miss Tampa. That was the good days. Bolivar and Echeva.....ya

  • You cant play partido style of play and incorporate it into gambling. You seem like a true jai alai afficioando and only someone like you (and me) can appreciate true jai alai. Unfortunatly we are the minority. The Americanization was done solely for gambling. A 35 point partido does not fit well for trifecta, superfecta, etc. I agree with you but things change, Times change and sometimes change is good and sometimes change is bad.

  • Frontón; an internet community for Jai Alai and pelota fans world wide:

    Check out my youtube account for the adress!

    You are all welcome to join!

  • I luv Jai Alai, its a real shame that its a dying sport in the U.S. (and would be dead if Florida hadn't allowed the Frontons to put in Poker rooms and slot machines).

  • @xabat77 i love Jai Alai too...my dad was a pro in Dania Miami

  • love it benny

  • its a shame the sports dying out my father n uncle used to play in fl and in ct under irazabal and i wish it was as big as it was wen i was growing up.

  • luved it..........Nikaraguense Basque

  • great to hear these guys talk jai-alai. thanks, benny

  • Yo Benny why dont they have some interviews like these now-a-days??? I think would really help fans too get more of a behind-the-scenes look!

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